extubate

"They're going to extubate him when he wakes up, right?"

Dr. Deloram found it amazing, but he thinks they'll get you off the respirator and extubate you by this afternoon.

Can we extubate?"

"This is the anesthesiologist, who will now extubate the patient - who, by the way, will soon need the name of your lawyer," this angry doctor tells her.

Earlier that morning Dr. Lowe had come in to extubate Peter, but had neglected to mention the electronic device he'd instructed the surgeons to implant beneath Peter's skin.

In the middle of the week that followed, a balding Potbellied physician by the name of Harrison Lowe strolled into Peter's room and informed him that he was going to extubate Peter that morning.