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Normal And Compromised Breathing. Drawing To Show Normal Breathing (Inhalation And Exhalation), And The Effects Of Lung Trauma

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Normal and compromised breathing. Drawing to show normal breathing (inhalation and exhalation), and the effects of lung trauma

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air anatomy biology breath breathe breathing chest compromised diaphragm drawing exhalation human illustration inhalation intake lung lungs medical medicine oxygen ribs science trauma

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