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Examples of respiratory organ
respiratory organ
It is generally permeable, and, in the case of many amphibians, may actually be a major respiratory organ.
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The illness can take six weeks to incubate before rapid acute respiratory and organ failure.
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Patients with severe sepsis are in shock, with organ failure, respiratory failure, and renal failure.
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To function properly, the body depends on the lungs, a spongy organ vital to the respiratory system.
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Patients with the virus are overcome with severe lower respiratory infections, sometimes leading to multi-organ failure.
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The patients deteriorated very rapidly after entering the hospital, struck by severe viral pneumonia, and then respiratory failure, shock and organ failure.
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The patients analyzed in the three JAMA studies deteriorated very rapidly after entering the hospital, quickly progressing to respiratory failure, shock, and organ dysfunction and failure.
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The stealthy invader can quickly cause organ failure through acute respiratory distress, clogging the lungs with fluid and depriving the body of oxygen.
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The air is held in a structure called the supra-branchial chamber, where oxygen diffuses into the bloodstream via the respiratory epithelium covering the labyrinth organ.
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Complications such as shock, infection, multiple organ dysfunction syndrome, electrolyte imbalance and respiratory distress may occur.
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The human body mostly consists of a head, neck, torso, two arms and two legs, as well as numerous internal organ groups such as respiratory, circulatory and a central nervous system.
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Congenital abnormalities of the respiratory system are often part of multi-organ syndromes associated with genetic, environmental or nutritional imbalances during fetal life.
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In some cases, acute lung injury develops into a more serious condition, known as acute respiratory distress syndrome, and results in insufficient oxygenation of blood and eventual organ failure.
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