Примери за използване на The alveoli на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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it can start from anywhere in the respiratory system- the alveoli, trachea, or small bronchioles.
cells that help support the alveoli.
About 30% of the tidal volume of air never reaches the alveoli and stays in the airways.
But that's what gives us enough surface area for enough of the air, enough of the oxygen, to cross the alveoli membrane into our blood system and enough of the carbon dioxide to go back in.
This leads to the transfer of oxygen for carbon dioxide through the alveoli walls.
How do I get enough oxygen in them-- and the key is, is that because of this branching process and the alveoli, the inside surface area of the lungs are actually much larger than you can imagine-- or actually than I could have imagined had someone not told me.
airborne microscopic asbestos fibers can become lodged in the alveoli, which are tiny sacs inside the lungs where oxygen is exchanged for carbon monoxide in the blood.
Pulmonary edema- failure to provide in time the necessary assistance for cardiac asthma leads to the fact that the liquid fraction of blood propotevaet not only the bronchi but also the alveoli and stored in them.
only at the moment of birth will they secrete the right amount of surfactant- a substance that prevents the alveoli from sticking together after the first independent breath.
How do I get enough oxygen in them-- and the key is, is that because of this branching process and the alveoli, the inside surface area of the lungs are actually much larger than you can imagine-- or actually than I could have imagined had someone not told me.
Six weeks after extraction, the alveolus proved to have insufficient bone.
The alveolus around the incisor is cracked,
For the process of gas exchange between the alveolus and the blood.
Gas exchange occurs across the wall of the alveolus.
As milk empties from the alveolus, increasing numbers of prolactin receptors return to their normal shape
leaving no trace of the alveolus in the jaw.
So simply having very little CO2 around means that whatever is there is going to diffuse into the alveolus.
On X-ray, the periodontium is normally visualized as a thin slit between the root of the tooth and the alveolus of the bone.