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- ... different types of measurements, such as: How much air your lungs can hold How well you move air in and out of your lungs when you ... How well your lungs absorb oxygen from the air you breathe and move it into your blood ...
- ... up into the lower part of the colon. Air will be pumped through the sigmoidoscope to make the colon bigger and easier to see. The air may make you feel like you need to ...
- ... hear the tuning fork through: Vibrations in the air that travel through your outer ear Vibrations through ... your inner ear Normal hearing is better though air. If you hear better through bone vibrations, you ...
- ... how well your lungs move oxygen from the air into your blood when you breath in. The ... poisoning An inhalation injury (breathing in smoke, hot air, and/or harmful chemicals) A recent head or ...
- ... operated hand and/or foot warmers Turning down air conditioning and wearing a sweater or jacket when in an air-conditioned space Getting regular exercise , which increases blood ...
- ... yeasts and molds . Fungi live everywhere: Outdoors in air and soil and on plants Indoors on surfaces and in the air On your skin and inside your body Normally, ...
- ... ways to measure eye pressure using tonometry tests : Air-puff test. You'll rest your chin on ... eye care specialist will blow a puff of air into your eye. This quick and painless test ...
- ... in your child's ear. The device will send air and sound into the ear, which makes the eardrum move. Your child will feel the air pressure. A machine records the movements of the ...
- ... a valve on the cuff to slowly release air from it. As the cuff deflates, blood pressure ... heard. This is the systolic pressure. As the air continues to be let out, the blood pulsing ...
- ... lungs, and bronchial tubes (the airways that carry air to your lungs). Parainfluenza tests check whether a ... person to person. It can spread through the air when a person with the infection coughs or ...
