Oxygen is important for you
Oxygen is important for you
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Oxygen is important for you
Posted in 2012
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Oxygen is important for you
Posted in 2012
I told U many times that to activate and proper functioning of all parts of our body, removing of unwanted gases entered in our body and curing our injuries during accidents or surgery OXYGEN is required. We breath in Oxygen and breath out Carbon di oxide.
Breathing is the process that moves air in and out of the lungs, or oxygen through other respiratory organs such as gills. For organisms with lungs, breathing is also called ventilation, which includes both inhalation and exhalation. Breathing is one part of physiological respiration required to sustain life.
In addition to removing carbon dioxide, breathing results in loss of water from the body. Exhaled air has a relative humidity of 100% because of water diffusing across the moist surface of breathing passages and alveoli. When a person exhales into very cold outdoor air, the moisture-laden atmosphere from the lungs becomes chilled to the point where the water condenses into a fog, making the exhale visible by anyone.
I will tell U how Carbon entered in our body in my future articles.
In every article I told you that our body needs !. Air 2. Water and 3. Healthy food to keep our body Healthy. Air is the most required to our body without air we cannot live. It is natural process but our breathing may expand our span of Life and is most required for Pregnant woman with this air the baby will grow Healthy with out birth defects.
My advise
1... When a fetus does not receive enough oxygen in the uterus while growing, the condition is called intrauterine hypoxia. At the time just before or during labor and delivery, oxygen deprivation to the fetus is called fetal hypoxia or intrapartum hypoxia. All three terms refer to the condition in which the baby's tissues receive insufficient oxygen, leading to possibly severe complications, including hypoxic brain injuries. Neonatal asphyxia is used to describe a baby just after birth who does not start breathing or whose breathing does not provide enough oxygen to the body. If the brain is deprived of a significant amount of oxygen at any time during gestation or after birth, permanent brain damage (intraventricular hemorrhage, periventricular leukomalacia, etc.) and/or other complications can occur.
2... Before birth, fetal hypoxia can be suspected if there are signs of fetal distress. During the labor and delivery process an expecting mother will have external and possibly internal monitors attached to her and/or her baby to monitor her contractions (strength and frequency) as well as her baby's heart rate. The information from these monitors are reported on a fetal monitor strip that can be used by the obstetrician, nurse mid-wife or obstetrical nurses to see how the baby is responding to each contraction and to labor in general. A low fetal heart rate (bradycardia) or unusual decelerations in the baby's heart rate (late decelerations) may be an indication of fetal distress. In addition, an unusual pattern in the variability of the fetal heart rate may be an indication of brain injury or impending injury to the baby's brain or central nervous system. If there is evidence of fetal distress and labor is sufficiently progressed, the physician or nurse mid-wife may take a pH sample from the baby's head to see if oxygen deprivation is occurring.
3... A baby deprived of oxygen before birth may have difficulty breathing after birth, have too much acid in the bodily fluids, present with brain damage or disorders, or have damaged organs. If the oxygen deprivation occurred throughout the delivery process, the baby may be blue at birth, have no breath sounds, no cry, poor muscle tone or a low heart rate.
4... If you follow healthy food than your child will receive oxygen as needed to develop his body and brain cells. So follow healthy food before conceiving and continue till delivery than you will have a Healthy and Brilliant child.
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Breathing is the process that moves air in and out of the lungs, or oxygen through other respiratory organs such as gills. For organisms with lungs, breathing is also called ventilation, which includes both inhalation and exhalation. Breathing is one part of physiological respiration required to sustain life.
In addition to removing carbon dioxide, breathing results in loss of water from the body. Exhaled air has a relative humidity of 100% because of water diffusing across the moist surface of breathing passages and alveoli. When a person exhales into very cold outdoor air, the moisture-laden atmosphere from the lungs becomes chilled to the point where the water condenses into a fog, making the exhale visible by anyone.
I will tell U how Carbon entered in our body in my future articles.
In every article I told you that our body needs !. Air 2. Water and 3. Healthy food to keep our body Healthy. Air is the most required to our body without air we cannot live. It is natural process but our breathing may expand our span of Life and is most required for Pregnant woman with this air the baby will grow Healthy with out birth defects.
My advise
1... When a fetus does not receive enough oxygen in the uterus while growing, the condition is called intrauterine hypoxia. At the time just before or during labor and delivery, oxygen deprivation to the fetus is called fetal hypoxia or intrapartum hypoxia. All three terms refer to the condition in which the baby's tissues receive insufficient oxygen, leading to possibly severe complications, including hypoxic brain injuries. Neonatal asphyxia is used to describe a baby just after birth who does not start breathing or whose breathing does not provide enough oxygen to the body. If the brain is deprived of a significant amount of oxygen at any time during gestation or after birth, permanent brain damage (intraventricular hemorrhage, periventricular leukomalacia, etc.) and/or other complications can occur.
2... Before birth, fetal hypoxia can be suspected if there are signs of fetal distress. During the labor and delivery process an expecting mother will have external and possibly internal monitors attached to her and/or her baby to monitor her contractions (strength and frequency) as well as her baby's heart rate. The information from these monitors are reported on a fetal monitor strip that can be used by the obstetrician, nurse mid-wife or obstetrical nurses to see how the baby is responding to each contraction and to labor in general. A low fetal heart rate (bradycardia) or unusual decelerations in the baby's heart rate (late decelerations) may be an indication of fetal distress. In addition, an unusual pattern in the variability of the fetal heart rate may be an indication of brain injury or impending injury to the baby's brain or central nervous system. If there is evidence of fetal distress and labor is sufficiently progressed, the physician or nurse mid-wife may take a pH sample from the baby's head to see if oxygen deprivation is occurring.
3... A baby deprived of oxygen before birth may have difficulty breathing after birth, have too much acid in the bodily fluids, present with brain damage or disorders, or have damaged organs. If the oxygen deprivation occurred throughout the delivery process, the baby may be blue at birth, have no breath sounds, no cry, poor muscle tone or a low heart rate.
4... If you follow healthy food than your child will receive oxygen as needed to develop his body and brain cells. So follow healthy food before conceiving and continue till delivery than you will have a Healthy and Brilliant child.
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