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Inhalable particulates
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Air contaminates having a diameter less than 10 microns (millionths of a metre), pm10, that can be inhaled into the upper respiratory tract. they include particulates with a diameter less than 2.5 microns, pm2.5, which are respirable into the lungs.
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Inhalaatioanestesia, финский
Inhalaatiolaite, финский
Inhalaattori, финский
Inhalación, испанский
Inhalador, испанский
Inhalant, английский
A medicinal substance which is breathed in
Inhalant allergen, английский
An allergy provoking protein suspended in the air that we breathe. see aeroallergen.
Inhalante, испанский
Inhalar, respirar hacia dentro, inspirar, испанский
Inhalare, латинский
Inhalatio, английский
Inhalatio, onis, f, латинский
Inhalation, английский
- With respect to radiation protection , inhalation describes one possible mode by which radioactive materials may enter the body and therefore present an internal radiation hazard. inhalation can occur where the radioactive material is airborne, volatile o
- The act of breathing. a hazardous substance can enter the body this way [see route of exposure].
- 1. the act of breathing in. opposite exhalation 2. the action of breathing in a medicinal substance as part of a treatment
- A type of drug abuse in which someone inhales the toxic fumes given off by particular types of volatile chemical. also called glue-sniffing ‘…deaths among teenagers caused by solvent abuse have reached record levels’ [health visitor]
Inhalation exposure, английский
For most chemicals in the form of vapors, gases, mists or fine particulates, inhalation (breathing) is the major route of entry. contaminants that enter the respiratory system through inhalation may harm the tissues of the respiratory tract or lungs. once inhaled into the body, chemicals can enter the bloodstream and circulate throughout the body, causing harm. inhalation exposure can be either chronic exposure or acute exposure.
Inhale, английский
To eat something with great speed and vigor, and without any conscious awareness. example whoa! he just inhaled that burrito.
Inhaled corticosteroids, английский
Corticoesteroides inhaladas
Inhaled medicine, английский
Inhaler, английский
- A device that enables people with respiratory complaints, including asthma, to breathe certain medicines in through their mouth, directly into their lungs.
- Inhalador
- A small device for administering medicinal substances into the mouth or nose so that they can be breathed in
Inhalt, sinn, немецкий
Inhalt, sinn, inhaltsverzeichnis, немецкий
Respiratory, английский
Particulates, английский
- Particles made up of a wide range of natural materials (e.g., pollen, dust, resins), combined with man-made pollutant (e.g., smoke particles, metallic ash); in sufficient concentrations, particulates can be a respiratory irritant.
- Solid contaminants, especially in fuel.
- Solid particle content of the exhaust products, mainly in the form of carbon (soot) and partially burned hydrocarbons. see also emission.
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Alcohol, английский
- Alcohol and alcohol based products.
- Alcohol is used in the process of making perfume. it’s job is to carry the perfume extracts, and release them when the perfume is dispensed.
- Спирт
- Alcohol
- A pure colourless liquid which is formed by the action of yeast on sugar solutions and forms part of drinks such as wine and whisky comment: alcohol is used medicinally to dry wounds or harden the skin. when drunk, alcohol is rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream. it is a source of energy, so any carbohydrates taken at the same time are not used by the body and are stored as fat. alcohol is a depressant, not a stimulant, and affects the way the brain works.
- A content descriptor developed by microsoft. alcohol and/or tobacco (n)
- There are two types of alcohol in skincare: the good and the bad. the good kind of alcohol, stearyl alcohol, is used as a fatty acid to benefit skin. the bad kind, denatured alcohol, is used to make the creams thinner but often dries and irritates skin. see below for more.
Serious personal injury, английский
Admission to hospital.
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