ventilation

Converse of object

• stack: Buoyancy ventilation is more commonly referred to as temperature-induced or stack ventilation.
• assist: Oxygen therapy may be given at night, and some people may also benefit from assisted ventilation, usually given through a face mask.

Adjective modifier

• mechanical: Air heating is almost always combined with mechanical ventilation.
• non-invasive: No consideration was given to the use of invasive or non-invasive ventilation in the setting of worsening hypoxia.
• alveolar: Any tendency for hypoxia due to reduced alveolar ventilation can easily be overcome with a small amount of supplement of oxygen.
• adequate: However, to minimize the risk of condensation, take care to ensure adequate ventilation.
• intermittent: The Standard states " Facilities for lengthy intermittent positive pressure ventilation must be provided.
• artificial: Artificial ventilation was provided entirely by hand a total of 1400 university students worked in shifts to ensure the survival of these patients.

Modifies a noun

• trunking: Little else remains inside the Boro Control apart from ventilation trunking which runs into each of the rooms.
• shaft: There is a square brick intake ventilation shaft on the roof.
• duct: In the room where there is a ventilation duct, shoot the duct.
• grille: Bob talks to Mervyn through a ventilation grille to find out what's going on.
• grill: I always feel slightly claustrophobic when I see ventilation grills.
• hole: Gable on to street, with small ventilation holes.

Noun used with modifier

• exhaust: Consider the use of local exhaust ventilation in order to prevent your exposure to any solvent vapor or mist.
• trickle: Trickle ventilation is through the head section into an integral groove.
• displacement: The vertical service columns are yellow, and white perforated steel wall panels protect the filters for a displacement ventilation system.
• stack: VENTILATION, PART F Why would passive stack ventilation be especially useful in basement rooms?
• extract: Grease The principal fire risk in kitchen extract ventilation is created by the excessive build-up of cooking oil deposits.
• impulse: Inevitably, with all the significant benefits, impulse ventilation systems for car parks are here to stay.