Difference between Bends and Air Embolism

BENDS vs AIR EMBOLISM: NOUN

Condition caused by bubbles of gas in a vascular system
Pain resulting from rapid change in pressure
Obstruction of the circulatory system caused by an air bubble as, e.g., accidentally during surgery or hypodermic injection or as a complication from scuba diving

Knees, Looks, Binds, Deformations, Elbows, Crumples, Esses, Corners, Turns, Folds, Curves, Caisson disease, Air embolism, Aeroembolism, Decompression sickness

Pulmonary embolism, Serosity, Cardiac tamponade, Respiratory organ, Arterialization, Hyparterial, Pneumatothorax, Pleural cavity, Pneumatocele, Pyothorax, Embolism, Aeroembolism, Caisson disease, Bends, Decompression sickness

Tapes, Gangs, Doubles, Focuses, Stripes, Focusses, Deformations, Elbows, Esses, Corners, Folds, Caisson disease, Air embolism, Aeroembolism, Decompression sickness

Pulmonary embolism, Serosity, Cardiac tamponade, Respiratory organ, Arterialization, Hyparterial, Pneumatothorax, Pleural cavity, Pneumatocele, Pyothorax, Embolism, Caisson disease, Aeroembolism, Bends, Decompression sickness

TFOCA reels are broken or exhibit excessive bends.
When I practiced Yoga, back bends hurt me and deep back bends hurt me quite a bit.
When multiple bends are on the same plane try and design the part so the bends all face the same direction.
Bends in long underground runs shall be made in long sweeping bends.
So the cornea bends the light, and the lens bends it a little bit further.
We use multipliers when bending conduit to achieve certain degrees of bends to make the bends parallel so they work right.
If there are too many bends in the run then you may consider installing junction boxes in lieu of bends.
Hybrid and white bass are eating in river bends, creek bends, deep guts, off the side of humps, points, etc.
Chairs still allow you to do twists, hip stretches, forward bends, and mild back bends.
In this article we will discuss bends, elbows and miter bends.

You should NEVER blow air into the vagina as you may trigger an air embolism, tearing or damaging the vagina.
Air embolism after the insertion of a central venous catheter.
Systemic arterial air embolism after percutaneous lung biopsy.
Effect of nitrous oxide on venous air embolism.
Clinical considerations concerning detection of venous air embolism.
The sound of sucking air through the catheter or tract is highly suggestive of air embolism.
An air embolism can occur when your veins or arteries are exposed and pressure allows air to travel into them.
During inspiration, negative intrathoracic pressure can encourage air to enter the exit site and cause an air embolism.
Air embolism would also occur if air was mistakenly injected into the catheter.
Bedell EA, Berge KH, Losasso TJ: Paradoxic air embolism during venous air embolism: Transesophageal echocardiographic evidence of transpulmonary air passage.

Which Radiologic Procedures are associated with a risk of air embolism?
What are the signs and symptoms of air embolism (PE)?
Is air embolism a complication of central venous catheter placement?
What is the pathophysiology of pulmonary air embolism (PE)?
What are the adverse sequelae of air embolism (AA)?
Does CVC removal increase the risk of air embolism?
How to prevent air embolism on Central line removal?
What is the pathophysiology of cerebral air embolism?
Do air detection devices reduce the risk of air embolism with contrast media?
How much air should be withdrawn from the heart percutaneously for air embolism?