Sentences with phrase «membrane eyes and mouths»

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They don't grow here; they wait until your hands come in contact with the delicate membranes in your nose, eyes, or mouth, where they can infiltrate cells and duplicate themselves.

The mucus membranes in our mouths, eyes, stomachs and genital area help keep friction to a minimum and also protect us against environmental hazards such as chemicals and pathogens.

Another human clinical trial showed that taking 500 mg of EpiCor ® for 60 days increased levels of IgA — a key antibody found in your mouth, eyes, nose, gut lining and other mucus membranes throughout your body that helps trap pathogens before they can cause harm.

Symptoms occur almost immediately and include: crying or other vocalization, pawing at the mouth or eyes, profuse drooling of saliva from the mouth, change in the color of membranes of the mouth — may be inflamed or pale, difficulty in breathing, unsteady movements, seizures, high temperature, collapse, and death.

Some cases are quick and deadly; puppies show fever, tonsilitis, reddened mouth and eye membranes, colic, then shock and death, sometimes within 24 hours.

Other signs include lethargy, inappetance (lack of appetite), weight loss, abdominal distension (bloated abdomen), nose bleeding, fatigue, pale color of the mucous membranes of the mouth and the eyes and increased respiratory rates.

Facial protection prevents the mucous membranes in the eyes, nose, and mouth from contact with infectious materials and should be worn whenever exposure to splashes or sprays is likely, such as during lancing of abscesses, flushing of wounds, dentistry procedures, nebulization of medications, suction or lavage of wounds, and necropsies.

All we have to do is pet them and then rub our eyes, nose or mouth to allow that same bacteria to enter our bodies through our mucous membranes.

The muscular power in the colon is phenomenal but it's still the same mucous membrane that lines your mouth and your eyes and everywhere else, and your GI tract.

Most cases show only evidence of problems in the mouth, nasal passages and the conjunctiva (mucus membranes) of the eyes.

Less common routes of exposure include contamination of mucous membranes (i.e., eyes, nose, mouth) and aerosol transmission.