kidney dish

Each year more than 100 million pulp kidney dishes are used in hospital or family care.

She was holding a kidney dish Susan had given her for nausea.

And as she put it on: "Bring me that covered kidney dish, will you?"

The catheters are put in a kidney dish to boil on the stove.

'No idea,' he said, laying the thing in a kidney dish.

Sister Cooney came, a calming influence, with a syringe in a kidney dish.

Gloria was sitting up in her armchair with a stainless steel kidney dish clutched in her hand.

Generally, the volume of a pulp kidney dish (or "vomit dish") is 700 ml.

"Very early, when we had just opened Montrachet, one woman, who owned her own restaurant, ordered a kidney dish with Beaujolais wine sauce," he said.

Reusable kidney dishes are usually made of stainless steel, while disposable ones may be made of paper pulp or plastic.

"Kidney dish," ordered Dr. Foley, bringing Candv's attention back to the present.

The Professor straightened his long back and threw a small brass bell the kind worn by teddy bears into the kidney dish a nurse was holding out.

The disposable molded pulp kidney dish is replacing the stainless steel dish because one-use-only products can decrease cross-communication of disease.

The man gave a cold smile and held up a stainless steel kidney dish with two slimy, lumpy packages in it, each one no more than four inches long, looking like a pair of small mealie puddings.

The closest I came to anything clinical was watching a nurse shave the chest of a Lebanese businessman, so that she could attach the electrodes required for an ECG - I held the kidney dish into which the used razor was deposited.

She liked Theatre work, although she didn't know much about it; she had done a short stint during her first year but it hadn't been enough for her to learn much beyond the care of instruments, the filling of bowls and the conveying of nameless objects in kidney dishes to and from the path lab.