branulaとは 意味・読み方・使い方

発音

IPA: /ˈbræn.juː.lə/

名詞

branula (plural branulas)

1. A small, flexible tube (cannula) inserted into a vein, typically in the hand or arm, to administer fluids, medications, or to draw blood.
   • 2016, Dr Anwar Fazal, Dr Aizzat, Dr Azah, Dr Fatin Liyana, Dr Mafeitz, Dr Mahyuddin, Dr Beni Rusani, Dr Lutfi, Dr Dhesi, Dr Zy Masri, Dr Syamirulah, OPNS, MOFrust, DIAgnosis Apokalips, WhiteCoat Group Sdn. Bhd., page 51:

     Inserting a branula into a child's veins remains a challenging procedure for doctors, not only because the veins are so small, but also because children tend to resist aggressively.

   • 2019, Mike Chan, Dmitry Klokol, A Comprehensive Guide to Biological Medicine and Wellness, reprint edition, Troubador Publishing Ltd, page 124:

     The existing intravenous access is used via branula.

   • 2022, Hamidah Hassan, Santhna Letchumi Panduragan, Samsiah Mat, Mohd Said Nurumal, Jalina Karim, Essential Nursing Guidelines Clinical Skills and Procedures, Universiti Malaysia Sabah Press, page 233:

     Push the branula until it shows blood backflow.

関連する語

• cannula
• catheter