scrub nurse造句

• In front of the scrub nurse stood a rack lined with specialized instruments.
• She is Phillips's scrub nurse and Phillips has loved her from afar for years.
• He prefaced requests for instruments from his scrub nurse with a " please ."
• "No tool will need to be handed to a robot by a scrub nurse, " he said.
• Cheryl was a surgical scrub nurse.
• She served as a scrub nurse for pioneer brain surgeon Silver Hill psychiatric hospital in New Canaan, Connecticut.
• The scrub nurse is counting instruments.
• Satava predicts that not only the scrub nurse but also most of the surgical team will be replaced by robots.
• I would not object to a few kind words, if not sweet words, from the members of my team, especially my scrub nurse.
• She briefly tried to work as a scrub nurse when her oldest child-- now 30-- began college and her two youngest children-- now 25 and 26-- were in high school.
• Parker was assigned to the Great Lakes Naval Base near Chicago where he served as a surgery technician ( scrub nurse ) passing instruments in the operating room in over 400 operations.
• He does so against his own wishes, as assisted by Dr . Roberts, the anaesthetist; Dr . Thoms, the assistant surgeon; Sister Marigold, the matron; Nurse Banks, the circulating nurse; and Jane Harden, the scrub nurse.
• Mayr and scrub nurse Rene Zimmerman tie plastic and paper drapes between Jarrett's headframe and two IV stands, creating a flimsy screen with the base at his forehead and the top five feet in the air.
• "The Island of theSeauined Love Nun " ( 1997 ) is about a scrub nurse turned stripper running a cargo cult on a Soudh ` Xacific island as a front for trafficking in human body parts.
• "The Island of the Sequined Love Nun " ( 1997 ) is about a scrub nurse turned stripper running a cargo cult on a South Pacific island as a front for trafficking in human body parts.
• In a remarkable coda to a remarkable life, she had come out of a self-imposed retirement from the stage _ two decades she spent working as a hospital scrub nurse on Roosevelt Island _ to perform at the Cookery in Greenwich Village.
• The teams in our study had no such leeway _ cardiac surgery requires a surgeon, an anesthesiologist, a perfusionist ( a technician who runs the bypass machine that takes over the functions of the heart and lungs ) and a scrub nurse.