Word: oxygenate
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...been scheduled for a minor operation on her nose, to relieve sinusitis, when she passed out cold because she was supersensitive to a local anesthetic (butacaine). It had taken 4½ minutes to open her diaphragm and begin heart massage. Afterward, the doctors could find no organic damage from oxygen starvation, but when Darline Timke first regained consciousness, she had slipped back through two years of her life. It was 1949 to her. and she was a senior at Downers Grove high school...
...meet infection; how to control hemorrhage; and how to "supply sufficient oxygen-carrying capacity to the organism as a whole...
Blood separation could answer the radiation problems with oxygen bearing red cells, disease-fighting white cells, and homorrhage-controlling platelets. No longer would doctors have to "scrap a whole jeep when only a part is needed" by using whole blood instead of a plasma fraction...
Brady was working on a detonation project involving highly explosive gas mixtures. He was under the impression that all of an acetylene-oxygen combination had been emptied from the protective glass flask. However, some small remaining particles exploded causing arm and leg lacerations...
Rescue crews, who went back into the smoke and dust with oxygen masks were appalled at what they found. Miles of track lay twisted and ripped from its bed. Heavy loading machines and steel pit cars were overturned. Miles of telephone and power lines were out. Worse, fire was smoldering-in the blasted entries and ventilation systems had been knocked out. At best count, 113 men had got to the surface after the explosion. Many of the 105 missing had been working at least two miles from the elevator shaft down the wrecked entries...