Lungs

Yes. Breathing some steam will help.

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greatest area for gas exchange in the lungs is provided by

Whoever wrote the above answer is a dick head.

Try ALVEOLI.

People are making some amazing recoveries these days. Not everyone--there are many types of cancer, and a lot depends on how early or late it's detected--but it's not the last chapter the way it used to be.

Actually, neither lung takes in more air than the other. They both take in the same amount of air at the exact same moment.

The condition that causes the lungs to thicken is interstitum lung disease. The interstitum is a lace-like network of tissue that can become inflamed or scarred and that us what leads to lung thickening

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yes, approximately thirty people in the U.S. still use them.

The right branch of the trachea is wider.

if the patient has had other recent radio-nuclear tests, it may be necessary to wait until other radiopharmaceuticals have been cleared from the body so that they do not interfere with these tests.

The trachea divides at the carina to form two bronchi.

They either swallow it on the way up or it comes out of their mouths.

I don't know but lungs contain epithelial cells if that helps? :)

Exhalation.
Exhalation, as part of the respiratory system.

It is a vein.

Macrophages

Charles Krauthammer is not completely paralyzed. He has some use of his hands and he is able to breathe without assistance, but he has to control his breathing.

not by blood, but shifu adopted them both so in a way yes, tai lung and tigress are related.

idk but i think i have it my head is itching like crazy my ears and the back of my neck lol im trying to figure it out also! good luck!

A pulmonary embolus (blood clot to the lung) is usually a small clot that forms somewhere else in the body (usually the legs) and travels through the blood stream until it blocks a major blood supply to the lungs. This prevents normal oxygen exchange and can result in death if not taken care of immediately. I've reference the Medline page if you need more information, especially regarding treatment.

Lungs form sputum, or matter that is coughed up, which may include saliva, mucus, or other materials, that is ejected from the mouth, and goes up the respiratory tract. It forms in your lungs, when you breath in bacteria, and other particles in the air. Your saliva gland may produce the saliva that you eject when coughing too.

Urine comes out of the bladder.

ventilation is not even throughout the lungs due to gravity.

Alveoli in the top of the lung are already more expanded than at the bottom. The pleural pressure is less (more negative) at the apex than the base. This is since the weight of the lung pulls it downward away from the chest wall.

At the beginning of inspiration, the alveoli are at different lung volumes and hence at different locations along the pressure-volume curve.

The alveoli at the base start off smaller and are located near the steep portion of the curve, since they start off smaller, they can expand more and as a result have greater compliance and receive more tidal volume.

In contrast, the already expanded alveoli at the apex cannot expand as much as they already start off close to their limit. Hence, they are closer to the top of the curve and receive less of the tidal volume.

So in upright individuals, the base of the lung receives more of the tidal volume and hence is more ventilated.

It blocks the air from getting to the lungs.