Sentences with phrase «out of the lungs more»

Bronchodilators — Bronchodilators are inhaled and used to open up the airways, allowing the cat to move air in and out of the lungs more freely.

Not exact matches

Wouldn't it be easier and more efficient for all of you to just all scram out loud, at the top of your lungs «WE HATE GOD!»

Some added fat here and there, polishing up in the completion of lung development, and just a few more minor developments until baby is perfectly poised to come out and say hello!

But there is strong evidence that these cells are not being destroyed, they simply are moving out of the bloodstream and into tissues that have been stressed by the recent exercise, and more prone to infection, such as the lungs.

Blow air out of the lungs; then force more air out through contraction of additional abdominal fibers.

Whether you're into the pounding beats and colorful drinks of Miami's night life, the unique cultural blend of our art scene, cheering your lungs out for the Heat, or snorkeling the topaz - blue water we're so famous for, it would be a lot more enjoyable sharing it with the right companion.

Ok just like darkhollow23 sort of point it out, but I'll make it even more clear... * deep breath * * climbs to top of roof * * scream from top of his lungs * SLIME IS NOT OVERPOWERED!!!

Lynne had been swimming for more than an hour; she needed to get out of the water to rest, but she realized that if she did, the young calf would follow her onto shore and die from collapsed lungs.

In the diagram you can see that more air moves freely in and out of the lungs in the normal dog's airway, but the dog with the collapsed airway has less air flowing through it.

This would be more likely to shove chunks of dead worm farther into the arteries, creating a more complete blockage, increased pressure, and potential blow - out, bleeding into the lungs.

At this time the blood will start moving more slowly through the lungs resulting in more fluid leaking out into the alveolar spaces of the lungs leading to fluid on the lungs which will make your pet cough.

Other individuals are more bold, tunneling out of the intestine, and migrating to the lung tissue.

Children are especially vulnerable because they tend to breathe through their mouths, which means less filtering of pollutants by nose hair; they tend to hang out more outside, where levels of these pollutants are usually higher; and they run around a lot, which means they take in more nasty stuff and inhale it deep into their lungs.