stomach pump
Emergency suction device
A stomach pump is a medical device used to remove toxic substances from the stomach, typically after poisoning or drug overdose.
A tube is inserted through the mouth or nose into the stomach, and the contents are suctioned out or flushed with liquid.
The procedure is called gastric lavage: They had to use a stomach pump after he swallowed the pills.
Harmful substance exposure
- overdoseHarmful excess intake
- intoxicationSubstance-induced mental impairment
- activated charcoalProcessed carbon for absorption
- aspirationStrong desire for achievement
suction · emetic · decontamination · detoxification · toxicology · antidote · saline · purge
Device creating vacuum suction
- syringeMedical injection tool
- catheterInserted medical drainage tube
- tubingHollow cylindrical conduit
- funnelCone directing flow
saline solution · basin · medical equipment · disposable · sterile · lubrication · insertion · hospital
poisoning
Harmful substance exposure
- overdoseHarmful excess intake
- intoxicationSubstance-induced mental impairment
- activated charcoalProcessed carbon for absorption
aspiration · suction · emetic · decontamination · detoxification · toxicology · antidote · saline · purge · lavage
aspirator
Device creating vacuum suction
funnel · saline solution · basin · medical equipment · disposable · sterile · lubrication · insertion · hospital · ER
- extractorsextractor, puller, tweezers, forceps, pliers
- abdominal surgerycolectomy, colostomy, ileostomy, hernia repair, cholecystectomy
- stomachgastric acid, fundus, pepsinogen, gastric, antrum
- detoxdetox, cleanse, detoxification, drug detox, detox tea
- medical instrumentsscalpel, forceps, needle, catheter, retractor
- Antidotesantidote, antidotes, antitoxin, antivenom, antivenoms
stomach pumpfeeding tube
Device delivering nutrition internally
force-feeding · IV drip · intravenous infusion · infusion · injection
stomach pumpIV drip
Gravity-fed fluid administration
intravenous infusion · subcutaneous injection · intramuscular injection · transdermal patch · oral medication