pneumonia

IPA: numˈoʊnjʌ

noun

  • An acute or chronic inflammation of the lungs caused by viruses, bacteria or other microorganisms, or sometimes by physical or chemical irritants.
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Examples of "pneumonia" in Sentences

  • I want you to make him what we call a pneumonia jacket.
  • "The Old Man's Friend", isn't that what they call pneumonia?
  • When chemical pneumonia is not treated it can be life-threatening.
  • The bad lungs/pneumonia is enough of a reason for it to have not worked out.
  • My own adult case of pneumonia was not fun so I can barely imagine what little guy pneumonia is like.
  • Swine flu concerns saw the 52-year-old put in a room on his own until his illness was identified as pneumonia and he began receiving oxygen.
  • Nowhere was there mention of the fact that pneumonia is the single greatest infectious threat to the lives of children in developing countries.
  • In some ways being diagnosed with pneumonia is a relief, because I was feeling really run-down and sort of fuzzily disconnected from all the stories I want to write.
  • New Treatment For Pneumonia Presented In Sweden A new medical study managed to find a connection between a probiotic bacterium called Lactobacillus plantarum 299 and a good recovery for patients suffering from pneumonia.

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