| 词汇 | respiratory-tract |
| 释义 | respiratory tract noun[ Cusually singular ] anatomy specializeduk /rɪˈspɪr.ə.tər.i ˌtrækt/ us /ˈres.pɚ.ə.tɔːr.i ˌtrækt/ the parts of the body that air passes through during the act of breathing, consisting of the mouth, nose, throat, and lungs: 呼吸道 upper respiratory tract infections such as the common cold 上呼吸道感染，如普通感冒 lower respiratory tract infections such as pneumonia下呼吸道感染，如肺炎 Animal physiology: the respiratory system air sac airway alveolar arytenoid bronchus cardiopulmonary cardiorespiratory dead space glottis lung oxygen debt respiratory system trachea tracheobronchial upper respiratory upper respiratory tract vocal cords vocal fold voice box windpipe Examples of respiratory tractrespiratory tract Currently, a more efficient method of delivery to the respiratorytract is necessary. It often follows an upper respiratorytract infection, particularly with streptococci. There is very little research to inform practice in the use of antipyretics in upper respiratorytract infection. Common symptoms are sudden respiratory distress-particularly in cold air, during respiratorytract infections, and during stress-"wheezy chest," and nocturnal coughing. Treatment recommendations for respiratorytract infections associated with aging. Except for acute otitis media episodes, other upper respiratorytract infections were not included in our primary outcome measure. In most cases, we found that the diagnosis of asthma preceded the diagnosis of pneumonia, suggesting that asthma predisposes children to lower respiratorytract infection. At 14 months of age, the child suffered from an upper respiratorytract infection with fever, rhinitis and cough. Respiratorytract-acquired infections such as measles, influenza and chickenpox resulted in 9798 (4.4 %) childhood deaths in 1901 and only 5 deaths in 2000. Associations with respiratorytract infections, contact history, and unfavourable social and economic background are characteristics of many infectious diseases spread by the respiratory route. Investigation of the effects and aftereffects of naturally occurring upper respiratorytract illnesses on mood and performance. Following replication, virus is also released from the apical face of the cell into the airways of the respiratorytract. It is progressive and affects the respiratorytract, middle ear and reproductive organs, characterized by recurrent respiratory tract infections, sinusitis, bronchiectasis and subfertility. He had been entirely asymptomatic apart from a mild episode of "upper respiratorytract infection" three weeks prior to this event. According to his parents, there was no episode of upper respiratorytract symptoms or fever for the previous three months. See all examples of respiratory tract These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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