Look up: Intubate

1. Intubate
   Ventilate a person artificially by means of a tube passed down the throat into the trachea.
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2. Intubate
   Intubate: To put a tube into a hollow organ or passageway, often into the airway. The opposite of intubate is extubate.
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3. intubate
   To put a tube in. ... (12 Dec 1998) ...
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4. intubate
   (in´too-bāt) to perform intubation.
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5. Intubate
   A medical procedure in which a tube is passed through the mouth or nose and into the windpipe. The procedure is performed to make sure the patient gets enough oxygen. A woman may need to be intubated during childbirth if her oxygen levels become low. Premature infants may also need to be intubated to ensure adequate oxygen levels.
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6. intubate
   Type: Term Pronunciation: in′tū-bāt Definitions: 1. To insert a tube.
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