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6
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rapid, deep, or shallow breathing
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7
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to take, suck, or inhale blood, vomit, saliva, or other foreign material into the lungs
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8
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a method of clearing the mouth of foreign material that presents a risk of blocking the airway
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9
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a hand-held breathing device consisting of a self inflating bag, a one-way valve and a face mask
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11
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an abnormal breath sound when breathing that can often be heard without a stethoscope
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12
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the addition of oxygen to the body
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13
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the exchange of air between the lungs and the atmosphere
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14
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the normal amount of air breathed at rest
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15
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an abnormal fine, crackling breath sound on inhalation that may be a sign of fluid in the lungs
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1
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the areas within the respiratory system between the pharynx and the alveoli that contains a small amount of air that does not reach the alveoli
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2
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an ongoing condition in which the airways swell
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3
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a condition in which insufficient oxygen is delivered toe he body's cells
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4
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a high-pitched whistling sound heard during inhalation but heard mostly on exhalation
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5
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a pliable, dome shaped breathing device that fits over the mouth and nose
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10
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a condition that causes breathing to stop periodically or be significantly reduced
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