Sentences with phrase «got oxygen»

«He got oxygen from emergency personnel.

In case you are unaware, the Hydrogen OS was meant for China, while devices that sell outside Mainland China got the Oxygen OS.

And we exist because in eating the carbon dioxide during photosynthesis the oxygen in it is released, how Earth got its oxygen atmosphere in the first place.

I think the local fire department recently got oxygen masks for pets that need them after rescuing.

Nancy him put on a warm tray next to me and gave him two puffs of air while Noel got the oxygen tank turned on.

That's the time the blood isn't circulating and the brain isn't getting the oxygen it needs, and making sure this time is as short as possible can have huge implications for how well a patient recovers.

You've got to get oxygen and blood pumping to your brain as well and be able to flush brain garbage out.

Where do we get our oxygen?

It didn't take long for him to start breathing, and in the meantime, he was still getting oxygen from the umbilical cord that was left attached to the placenta until it stopped pulsing.

And the, the result is that this drug causes such violent contractions of the uterus that the baby can't get enough oxygen because the only time a baby gets oxygen during labor is in between contractions.

Plan date nights to get the oxygen you both need to reconnect.

Your baby is also able to breathe amniotic fluid into his or her lungs now (although he or she gets oxygen through the umbilical cord), which promotes maturation and development of the lungs and gastrointestinal system.

The waste materials leave the muscles quicker, and they also get oxygen and nutrients quicker.

But we didn't have time, as the cord was wrapped tightly around him multiple times, and the tighter he was squeezed, the less able he was to get oxygen - rich blood.

Your baby is still getting oxygen through the cord while it's working on taking its first breath.

This environment is vastly different from the outside world where a baby must breathe air to get oxygen into the blood, where he is susceptible to cold, and where he must use his digestive system to get the nutrition needed to grow and develop.

I required an episiotomy (which resulted in a third degree tear)-- had that not been done I could have lost my son, who was not coming out or able to get oxygen.

Instead it is continuation of the factors that prevent a baby from breathing in the womb, when they are still getting oxygen through the umbilical cord.

Touches to breasts also can provoke the uterus tone that will entail in turn a hypoxia of the baby, because of impossibility to get oxygen fully.

During pregnancy, the developing baby gets oxygen and other nutrients from the mother through the umbilical cord.

If you don't stop pushing your baby can't get any oxygen»...

As long as the umbilical cord is attached, your baby will continue to get oxygen.

Certain disorders may restrict blood flow to the uterus and prevent baby from getting the oxygen she needs to grow and develop, resulting in miscarriage.

If the baby engages into the pelvis, the cord can become compressed preventing the baby from getting oxygen.

This instinct assists baby in getting oxygen and is present right from the beginning.

Even if your baby is properly positioned, the airflow in such slings is limited and your baby doesn't get oxygen - rich fresh air.

My point is: is there anything to the claim that the baby still gets oxygen from the placenta after birth?

And they get their oxygen from their mom through the umbilical cord, they are not getting it through breathing.

And then that's how they are able to get oxygen from inside through their lungs.

Your baby is still getting oxygen through the cord while it's working on taking the first breathe, adequate blood vine is needed to profuse the lungs, you have got kidneys, skin and the blood transition from the placenta is known as placental transfusion.

He speculates that hemoglobin may be there because the soil - covered roots have a hard time getting oxygen.

«We knew that phenazines were involved and that they were somehow helping the cell get oxygen, but we didn't know how.

So they're just getting their oxygen passively from the surrounding ocean water.

The main complication in ARDS is that fluid leaks into the lungs making breathing difficult or impossible — and making it difficult to get oxygen into the blood.

Then, the team placed the snails in an uncrowded beaker containing water with a normal level of calcium and trained the snails to not come up for air — no big deal for pond snails, who can also get oxygen by absorbing it underwater through their skin.

Putting premature babies on ventilators to get oxygen into their bodies has mixed results, Mychaliska says.

But this doesn't mean that oceans needed animals in order to get oxygen.

The entire ocean — from the depths to the shallows — gets its oxygen supply from the surface, either directly from the atmosphere or from phytoplankton, which release oxygen into the water through photosynthesis.

Getting oxygen to the beetles» legs was particularly constraining on size, however.

Now, by using an ultrasound machine to take a close look at her unborn offspring, the researchers have figured out how manta ray embryos get oxygen without a mammal's life - support equipment.

The work is the first to show how manta ray embryos get oxygen, says John Musick, a vertebrate ecologist at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science in Gloucester Point.

It gets no oxygen, pumps no blood, and unless the pattern is reversed, the patient dies.

She had two heart attacks; she wasn't getting oxygen to the brain.

A multi-disciplinary team led by Professor Eleanor Stride won Pioneer Award funding in 2016 to develop a drink containing tiny bubbles of oxygen, which could help to get oxygen back into tumours and boost the effectiveness of cancer treatments.

Anemia (not enough healthy red blood cells to get oxygen through the body, making you feel weak and cold)

«It sounds simple but I see a number of people stretching and holding their breath, which means that the muscles are not getting the oxygen they need to generate a good stretch.»

Start with calisthenics for around 10 minutes and get the oxygen enriched blood coursing through your body.

Bentonite also helps get oxygen to cells as it pulls excess hydrogen and allows the cells to replace it with oxygen instead.

Proper breathing also allows your brain to get the oxygen it needs to increase your thinking ability.

Deadlifts double as cardio, because your body has to work so hard to get oxygen during a heavy set of deadlifts.