Nineteen professionals were evaluated as smokers by the measurement of carbon monoxide in the
exhaled air (02 assistants, 14 technicians and 03 nurses).
The highest AUC values had measurements of nitric oxide in
exhaled air, which indicates that the test has a higher diagnostic utility compared to spirometry assessment (especially in patients with normal values of FEV 1), examination of total IgE and evaluation eosinophilia in peripheral blood.
2006) in a two-bed hospital ward showed that the
exhaled air could penetrate a longer distance horizontally under DV.
From a distance of several tens of meters mosquitoes detect CO2 which forms part of
exhaled air by humans.
This has been the paradox of asthma diagnosis and management among medical personnel for decades, but recently it has become possible to assess airway inflammation by a simple noninvasive measurement to determine the amount of fractional concentration of exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO) in the
exhaled air of an asthmatic patient.
A puff of
exhaled air could give an early warning of lung disease by changing a liquid into a gel, according to Anne McNeil and colleagues from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
The cryo-focused
exhaled air was eluted with dichloromethane (100 mL).
Another theory is that it can increase an infant's risk of "rebreathing" his or her own
exhaled air, particularly if the infant is sleeping on a soft mattress or with bedding, stuffed toys, or a pillow near the face.
The $10,000 suit has a release valve so it doesn't over inflate from
exhaled air.
Nitric oxide is important in coordinating the immune response but in asthma patients, the concentration of nitric oxide in
exhaled air is increased.
The sickness, first recognized in Italy in 1878, can be contracted from the faeces or
exhaled air of infected birds.
Exhaled air however causes it to go opaque immediately.
