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Signs of this disorder are turning blue and respiratory distress
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The term describing air flowing into the lungs
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Non respiratory air movement that should make you always cover your mouth and nose
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Millions of these clustered in your lungs which resemble bunches of grapes
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hippo
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Air sacs in your lungs are called this
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The right lung has this many lobes
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The only way air can enter the lungs
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If there is an obstruction in the lungs, this procedure is done
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When swallowing the epiglottis rises and forms a lid over this
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Tonsils are found in this
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Infection This is the inflammation of the sinuses
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This connects the nasal cavity to the larynx
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dust particles The olfactory receptors located in the nose do this