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| absence or deficience of oxygen in the body |
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| temporary cessation of breathing |
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| secaceous cyst in the posterior aspect of the nasal diverticulum, the false nostril of a horse |
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| a forced, explosive expiratory blast against a closed or partially closed glottis |
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| short, interrupted non-musical explosive of bubling sound which is most readily heard during inspiration |
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| difficult, laboured breathing |
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| a sound heard on expiration, indicating pain or dyspnea |
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| sounds associated with friction associated with too rough surfaces due to fibre disposition, inflammed pleura or pericardium |
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| collection of fluid in pleural cavity |
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| excessive CO2 in the blood |
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| an abnormal increase in the rate and depth of respiration |
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| the presence of air in the thorax |
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| the sound that is produced at the place percussed by the blow itself, the vibration of the body wall and the amount of air or gas contained beneath it |
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| inflammation of the nasal mucous membranes |
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| adjective describing a snoring or sonorous type of respiration |
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| stenotic sound produced by constriction in the upper respiratory tract always synchronous with breathing; a peculiar harsh vibrating sound produced during respiration |
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| a landmark used in the horse for the surgical approach to the guttural pouch and outlined by the tendon of the sternocephalic muscle and ventrally by the linguofacial vein |
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| musical sound produced within the lumen of the trachrobronchial tree |
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