Sentence examples for simple respiratory from inspiring English sources

"We were celebrating our little girl's third birthday two weeks ago," Ms. Castillo said, crying as she recalled the Friday party when Jonathan seemed to be recovering from a simple respiratory infection.

On the other hand, the effect of the HFNC on ventilation has been detected by some precise clinical studies [7, 12] and a bench study with a simple respiratory model [11]; however, the mechanism has not been well described.

However, the mechanism has been surmised either from the study of tracheal gas insufflation (TGI) [9, 10], which is quite a different system from HFNC with "high flow" less than 8 L/min [10], or from a simple respiratory model, which had a larger dead space than the actual value in humans [11].

We report on 22-month-old monozygotic twins presenting with atelectasis triggered by a simple respiratory tract infection.

In this second report related to HBoV1, we show additional evidence that this condition can be triggered by a simple respiratory tract infection in previously healthy infants.

In this second report related to human bocavirus, we show additional evidence that this condition can be triggered by a simple respiratory tract infection in previously healthy infants.

The objective of the current study was to determine the effectiveness of simple primary respiratory hygiene/cough etiquette maneuvers in blocking droplets expelled as aerosol during coughing.

The causes of cough are varied and multi-factorial, ranging from simple upper respiratory infections to pneumonia to chronic conditions such as asthma and emphysema.

The oxidative potential, assessed by the capacity of the sampled PM to drive the oxidation of ascorbate and glutathione from a simple synthetic respiratory tract lining fluid, was low for all PM samples and was not affected by passing the PM through either of the filters tested when examined on a per unit mass (per μg) basis (Additional file 5: Figure S4).

These include microorganisms that ferment complex substrates to simpler molecules; respiratory microorganisms that convert fermentation products to carbon dioxide and/or methane; and syntrophic organisms that anaerobically oxidize some fermentation products and other substrates in reactions that are only thermodynamically feasible when respiratory organisms consume the syntrophs' products.

The initial differential diagnosis included an otitis - either media or externa - or perhaps a combination of the two, a simple prolonged upper respiratory infection, Influenza, and viral enteritis.