Sentence examples for breathing passage from inspiring English sources

She was not breathing, lips blue, pupils miotic — pinpoint-size — all symptoms of opioid O.D. We put her head back, secured a breathing passage.

Olfactory organs can be as simple as a patch in a mammalian breathing passage or as complex as the plumose antennae of male moths.

Some might say that it helps keep grapes (or anything else) from going down your breathing passage when you swallow, and that is the action that many standard anatomy texts describe.

The first was Johnny Goodman, co-founder (with his father, John Goodman) of CPAP.com, a retailer of portable medical devices to treat sleep apnea, an ailment in which sleep is interrupted when the breathing passage constricts.

So what did Vanguard do to convey the full impact of waterboarding - the practice of immobilising a person on their back with their head inclined downward and pouring water over their face and into their breathing passage?

For example, it has been suggested that the complex chamber extensions of the breathing passage between the nostrils and the trachea contained in the crest served as resonating chambers for producing sound or as expanded olfactory membranes to improve the sense of smell.

A well-developed secondary palate separated food passages from breathing passages.

Dr. Asaadi will introduce temporary tubes into her nostrils to create breathing passages.

That lasted until the next October, when the midges of Cleveland got into the Yankees' breathing passages.

The first priority in treating the burn victim is to ensure that the airway (breathing passages) remains open.

Two children died when half of the ball covered their nose and mouth and blocked breathing passages, officials said.