Inhales Sentence Examples

Another experimental device is a facemask that provides resistance when the individual inhales but not during exhalation.

The child then inhales a drug that widens the air passages (a short-acting bronchodilator) and the doctor takes another measurement of the lung capacity.

The patient either sits in a chair or sits upright in bed and inhales then pushes the abdomen out to force maximum amounts of air into the lung.

The patient either sits in a chair or sits upright in bed and inhales, pushing the abdomen out to force maximum amounts of air into the lung.

Lead poisoning occurs when a person swallows, absorbs, or inhales lead in any form.

You should strive for equal inhales and exhales, especailly when holding postures.

You will then use your outstretched arms to pump up and down, alternating between five inhales and five exhales until you reach one-hundred.

The patient inhales the fumes, which contain a considerable proportion of nitrogen oxides.

This action causes the glottis to contract, and this in turn causes a vibration when the cat inhales and exhales.

A cat will purr as he inhales and exhales without any break in the purr.

These particles can dangle in the air at perfect breathing range and sneezing will likely occur when your cat inhales those particles.

When a person smokes a cigarette and inhales, an intense and fast-moving chemical reaction is produced when the nicotine enters the body.

C-Flex pressure relief technology reduces pressure when the sleeper begins to exhale, and increases pressure to the therapeutic level right before the sleeper inhales.

In bronchial provocation challenges, the individual inhales increasingly concentrated solutions of a particular allergen prepared in a nebulizer.

It produces a rapid, low-pitched form of stridor that may be heard when a baby inhales.

Bacterial pneumonia develops after the child inhales or aspirates pathogens.

Normally when an individual breathes in (inhales) or out (exhales) the vocal cords are drawn apart by the muscles of the larynx (voice box) to make a wider opening for air to move into or out of the lungs.