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inspired gas

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in·spired gas (n-sprd)
n.
A gas that has been inhaled; specifically, an inhaled gas after it has been humidified at body temperature.


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6] after the treatments reflected the improved efficiency with which an inspired gas mixture containing a test gas mixed with gas already present in the lungs.
Physiologic evidence for high-frequency chest wall oscillation and ... by Ohtake, Patricia J. / Physical Therapy
2]O, the inspired gas concentrations were essentially the same as that of room air (nitrous oxide: 0%; oxygen: 21%).
The prevention of fire during oropharyngeal electrosurgery. (Original ... by Militana, Charles J. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
The increases in expired helium gas concentrations, particularly after high-PEP breathing and to a lesser extent following low-PEP breathing, we believe, reflected the improved efficiency with which an inspired gas mixture containing test gas helium mixed with gas already residing in the lung (28) after intervention.
Physiologic evidence for the efficacy of positive expiratory pressure ... by Cerny, Frank J. / Physical Therapy
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