Sentence examples for respiratory passage from inspiring English sources

When the nasal respiratory passage is blocked, mouth breathing becomes necessary.

"These drugs are well known to slow the heart and constrict the respiratory passage ways," said Dr. Lon Schneider, a professor of psychiatry, neurology and gerontology at the University of Southern California.

The implant works by electronically stimulating the nerve, and causing the passage that respiratory passage to open again, allowing the person to breathe.

In Australia/New Zealand, food contact substances are defined as any materials in contact with food and provided that such articles or materials, if taken into the mouth, are not capable of being swallowed or of obstructing any alimentary or respiratory passage and are not otherwise likely to cause bodily harm, distress or discomfort.

The virus can cause swelling of the tonsils that partially blocks the respiratory passage and leads to breathing difficulties.

Guaifenesin is a cough expectorant that thins the mucus for faster and easier release from the respiratory passage.

In asthmatics, for example, relaxation training has been found to widen restricted respiratory passages.

Figure 6: Tracheoesophageal diversion for subglottic closure and complete separation of the alimentary and respiratory passages.

Figure 13: Narrow-field laryngectomy for definitive separation of the upper alimentary and respiratory passages.

Figure 11: Subperichondrial cricoidectomy for definitive separation of the upper alimentary and respiratory passages.

Lyuba's trunk and respiratory passages still held traces of the sand and mud that probably suffocated her.