The intrinsic elasticity of the airways would still allow the airway tree to distend with inspirations and relax with expiration. |
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In other words, put something into the lungs that will put pressure on them and distend them, and at the same time, be safe. |
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The breathing pattern should be observed, and the patient should be asked to distend the abdomen and then flatten it. |
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It is certainly one of the strangest sights seeing someone's belly distend outwards as it is pushed from the inside. |
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The tropical marine blowfish, which can grossly distend its spiny body into globular form, thereby terrifying confused predators. |
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The purpose of this is to distend the interior of the colon and enable the clear visualization of the walls. |
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I used to feel uncomfortable eating because my gut would distend even further. |
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They drink too much, their bellies distend, and most possess a predilection for siliconed blondes and themed belt buckles. |
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The abdomens of those with kwashiorkor, however, distend in a way that is distressingly familiar from televised appeals for famine relief. |
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As they return to the surface, bodily gases begin to expand, and the intestines may distend. |
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Under normal conditions, large volumes of stools distend the colon, and this distension in turn stimulates colon motility. |
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His trick: the exterior walls distend to the outside above the platform curb. |
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A high digestibility and high energy density justify small daily rations which do not distend the dogs' stomach and also help dogs that have lost weight to return to their ideal weight and recover their muscle tone. |
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The very high digestibility and the high energy density justify small daily rations which do not distend your dog's stomach and will keep his optimum physique. |
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A small quantity of lavage liquid can possibly be injected inside the cyst to distend the cyst surfaces and make this part of the operation easier. |
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In the process, they rapidly expand to 30 times their original volume, forcing the abdomen to distend and allowing the resulting foam to access all the nooks and crannies of the abdominal cavity. |
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The pain and heat, by degrees derive a vast flux of blood and humors which distend all the circumadjacent vessels, in order to quench the incendium. |
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