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Human Anatomy and Physiology

Inhaling food particles

80. How do you get aspirational pneumonia? a. Inhaling food particles​​ b. Viral and/or bacterial infection​ c. inhaling irritating chemicals d. loss of surface tensions shrinking alveoli

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80. How do you get aspirational pneumonia? a. Inhaling food particles b. Viral and/or bacterial infection c. inhaling irritating chemicals d. loss of surface tensions shrinking alveoli