In, out.

I'm taking my aqualung and my snorkel.

In all kinds of weather If it sleets, if it snows

Breathe.

Exhale.

Now breathe in.

When you exhale your breath, it goes in the exhale counterlung when you inhale a breath, it comes from the inhale counterlung.

Blow our noses, too.

Deeper.

(b) Chronic respiratory diseases such as chronic bronchitis and lung cancer

With air.

All right, breathe in.

It's a breathing loop because you breathe off of it, and it's a closed loop, and you breathe the same gas around and around and around.

And what's very important is this tube. It sucks in air normally, but when it swallows water, it feels the resistance of it.

grant us pardon, absolution... and remission of our sins.

Take a breath right now of this clear air in this room.

That's right, inhale...

A breath of fresh air

Get your hands full of water and you snort and you snuff and go... (SPUTTERING)

Somebody was smart and put a Bic pen in my neck to open up my airway so that I could get some air in there.

Outside, get some air.

Yes, the air she breathes.

Get some fresh air.

Straws.

Aspiration means the entry of a liquid or solid chemical product into the trachea and lower respiratory system directly through the oral or nasal cavity, or indirectly from vomiting

I'm gonna get a breath of air.

Getting some fresh air?

Aa.

I need some air.

Would you like some fresh air?

Insert a new Part 4 entitled Environmental Hazards .

You need a pressure breathing system with a G suit that squeezes you, that helps you to breathe in and helps you to exhale.

Picks up moisture as it crosses the ocean.

I've got to get some air.

I need the fresh air.

Gotta get some air.

Then throw out your chests and breathe in the fresh air.

All that will come later. First, a few deep, deep breaths of fresh air.

In the 4th box on the left, starting with Chronic , replace, at the end of the second bullet, and or with and .

It inhales oxygen, just like we do.

The atmosphere has always interested me. Now it fascinates me.

It's the air we breathe.

TickIed with a straw!

They gave us endotracheal aspirate you know, a little fluid from the throat, from this tube that they got down there and they gave us this.

I should teach it, they should learn it,