Should an inspiration occur in the act of vomiting, the vomitus may pass into the air-passages; a similar accident may occur in a person who attempts to swallow and speak at the same time.
Man, believed to be drunk, had vomited in bed; vomitus entered trachea and bronchi.
The vomitus was of dark-red color, and had the odor of urine.
Now and then there was grass-green vomitus which, the last time, contained a few brownish granules and had a fecal odor.
In artificially fed infants the symptoms are much the same, except that the vomitus often contains large curds which are tough and leathery.
Vomiting, in cases where the pylorus is involved, generally occurs several hours after eating, the vomitus being in an advanced state of fermentation.
The baby vomits frequently, thevomitus being acid in reaction and odor, the latter due to the presence of fatty acids, butyric acid, etc.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vomitus" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
