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1. Help, who knows the names and English expressions of the various components on a disposable infusion set?
1. The names of the components: A disposable infusion set is generally composed of an injection needle, a needle cap, an infusion hose, a liquid filter, a flow regulator, a drip pot, a bottle stopper puncture device, an air filter, and other parts connected together.
2. English names of each component:1. Injection needle: Injection needle
2. Needle
3. Infusion hose: Injection hose
4. Medication filter: filter
5. Flow rate regulator: adjuster
6. Drip pot
7. Air filter: air education pipe Extended information: English representation of commonly used medical devices:
1. Oxygen analyzer: pulse oximeter
2. thermometer: thermometer
3. stethoscope: stethoscope
4. sphygmomanometer: blood pressure meter
5. blood glucose meter
6. electrocardiograph: electrocardiograph, ECG
7. electrocardiogram monitor: ECG monitor
2. What is the English word for beat
Dictionary result: beat [p ā i zi] beat; racket; tempi ; (racket) bat; pulse; Cannot close the rhythm. Other Western firms cant copy dictionary result: beat [ji é p ā i] beat; time ; [Sound] meter; clock; You need to control the speed of the entire program and every beat. As sarge, you set the tempos for the show and for each number.
3. What are the suffixes for verbs?
Verbs have five specific suffixes
1. - ize, ise means "make, become,..." Example: modernize, mechanize, democratize, organize2. - en means "make, cause, cause" Example: quicken, weak, soft, hard en 3. - ify means "make..." Example: beauty, purify, intensity, sign, simplify 4. - ish means "make, make" Example: finish, abort, dim, establish 5. - ate means "become..., process, effect" Example: sep arate, operate, indicate Extended information: English suffixes are mainly divided into the following categories
1. Noun suffixes (116 without extended suffixes) represent noun suffixes such as "person", "object", "agent", "utensil", "instrument", etc. (27) For example:- aire，-and / -end，-arch，-archy，-ator，-een，-eer，-fier，-graph，-graphy，-ician，-ist，-ister，-itor，-logist，-meter，-metry，-phone，-ress，-scope，-scopy，-sonde，-stat，-ster，-stress，-trix Wait. The noun suffix that represents the name of a discipline or theoretical research. (6) For example: - ana, - ics, - my, - (o) logy, - us, etc. Noun suffixes related to chemistry, medicine, and biology. (17) For example:- algia，-cele，-ene，-emia，-esia，-iasis，-ide，-in，-itis，-ium，-ol，-oma，-one，-plasma，-pnea，-ptosis，-yl Wait. Other noun suffixes may indicate negativity, disease, behavior, identity, status, place, abstraction, collection, or property. (66) For example:- ability / -ibility，-ace，-aceae，-acity，-acle，-acy，-ality，-ance / -ancy / -ence / -ency，-aneity，-arity，-arium，-asm，-ast，-aster，-cle / -cule，-cy，-ella，-em，-ence，-ency，-erel，-escence，-escency，-ess，-et，-etta，-ety，-faction，-fication，-gram，-hood，-ice，-icity，-icle，-idae，-idity，-ie，-igo，-ility，-it，-itude，-ity，-ivity，-ization，-kin，-lence，-lency，-let，-men，-mer，-mony，-ness，-orium，-osity，-our，-ship，-stan，-tion，-tude，-ty，-ule2. Adjective suffixes (46 without extended suffixes) generally indicate that something has or belongs to a certain property or state, with meanings such as "..., similar to..., about..., multiple..., possessing..., having...". For example:- able，-ac，-acal，-aceous，-acious，-aneous，