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insufflate
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in·suf·flate (ns-flt, n-sflt)
v.
1. To blow into, especially to fill the lungs of an asphyxiated person with air, or to blow a medicated vapor, powder, or anesthetic into the lungs, or into any cavity or orifice of the body.
2. To treat by blowing a medicated powder, gas, or vapor into a bodily cavity.
insuf·flator n.
insufflate
[in′səflāt, insuf′lāt]
Etymology: L, insufflare, to blow into
to blow a gas or powder into a tube, cavity, or organ to allow visual examination, to remove an obstruction, or to apply medication. See also Rubin's test. insufflation, n.


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During a May 2-12 inspection, FDA concluded that the specifications developer and label distributor of the C02 Guard-an insufflations tubing and filter assembly was in violation of the QS regulation.
Georgia Biomedical, Macon, GA, June 24 (Atlanta) by Warning Letter Bulletin
A June 24 warning letter was issued to Georgia Biomedical, Macon, GA, because a May 2-12 inspection found that the specifications developer and label distributor of the C02 Guard-an insufflations tubing and filter assembly was in violation of the QS regulation.
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