"Blue Bloater" is the description given to patients with Chronic Bronchitis. Due to the inability to compensate by elevating ventilation, the patient lacks oxygen and therefore gets the blueish appearance. The "bloater" comes from the edema that is formed with the disorder.
Blue Bloater is a respiratory term used to describe a person who retains co2.The term was founded by Dr. Bonnie colon.
A bloater paste is a form of fish paste which is made from bloaters, typically eaten on toast with afternoon tea.
A bloater is a salted and lightly smoked herring or mackerel, or a freshwater fish native to the Great Lakes, Latin name Coregonus hoyi.
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A female herring full of roe.
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A whole salted and smoked herring is called a Bloater
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patient will have to breath more powerfully. so his chest muscles will work more. there is be intercostal recession i mean deepening between the two rids. patient will sit pushing his both hands on bed to support his breathing. he might seat in bending forward manner. he will look as 'blue bloater' or pink puffer'
No, you don't. There are five Bloater bosses in The Last Of Us. The first one you will find in the high school sports hall. You will have to kill this one to escape. The second one is the final stationary infected in the university dorms. You can sneak past this one. The third Bloater attacks Ellie and David while they are trapped in a building. You will need to kill this one to get to the next part of the game. The fourth and fifth Bloaters are in the subway in the very late game. They can be avoided but with difficulty. If you have the game on hard or survivor difficulty, then you may experience additional Bloaters. These can be avoided too but at an increased difficulty.
Bloaters are native to the Great Lakes basin of North America. They can be found in every Great Lake except Lake Erie. This species is probably extinct in Lake Ontario, threatened in Lake Michigan, and declining in Lakes Superior and Huron.
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