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Aspiration occurs when someone breathes foreign material such as food, drinks, or vomit into the airways leading to the lungs or all the way to the lungs. One can aspirate liquid into the lungs because of being less alert due to drugs, having swallowing problems, or having a poor gag reflex.
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What does it mean when a person aspirates?
Aspirate is when a person has food in their stomach, and they start to throw up, but for some reason it gets into their lungs instead of going out their mouths, causing them breathing problems.
Can liquid in lungs freeze?
Yes, if you somehow manage to breathe liquid nitrogen or some other refrigerant.
Can you drink any liquid if your on heroin?
Maybe not, depending on how much they are being affected. If they go to a certain point of muscle relaxation and nervous system depression, they may aspirate some of the water into their lungs, and could potentially drown. But, if you are asking this question, hopefully you are not yet a user. Do not get trapped by this highly addicting drug, it will be the biggest mistake you could ever make.
Type of tiisue in the lungs?
The type of tissue in the lungs is mostly epithelial. The other tissue is connective, and some of this is blood, which is a liquid connective tissue.
Do parakeets have respiratory problems?
Some parakeets may have respiratory problems if they breath infected smoke/air, if their lungs are collapsing or have too much liquid or abscess. Also respiratory problems may occur if something is wrong with the wind pipe or lungs such as an infection.
What are three things that are excreted by the lungs?
The lungs are known for eliminating carbon dioxide. In addition, the lungs eliminate some water and some heat.
Do your lungs fill with water when you drown?
No, your lungs do not completely fill with water when you drown. Yes, some water enter the lungs, but once your lungs receive an over abundance of liquid your throat and chest passage ways will seize up and seal themselves off to prevent them being filled. When you drown the reason for death is not from your lungs being filled with water but rather asphyxiation brought on by your own body trying to keep from filling with water. When someone is under the water for a brief period and someone performs CPR to resuscitate them, the person performing CPR is trying to force air into the victim's seized off lung cavities. This is why the victim will only spit up a small bit of water after being rescued from drowning and gasp for air. A person with a lung full with water would not have the ability to gasp. If someone's lungs were to fill with water, there would not even be a point in trying to resuscitate them since that kind of damage would be irreversible.
Do a spider have book lungs?
Some spiders, bigger ones such as tarantulas, do have book lungs.
What is blood and its important?
Blood is a liquid that runs through the body's blood vessels that transports oxygen to the body's cells. It also transports some waste materials such as carbon dioxide to the lungs so it can be released from the body.
When you breathe out does all the air comes out of the lungs?
No, there is still some air left inside the lungs.
What are some properties of liquid matter?
what are some properties of liquid matter?
What two organs from other systems are also considered to be part of the excretory system?
The lungs and the skin are part of the excretory system as both give off some wastes.
