Usually means: Device for collecting exhaled breath.
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  3. Douglas bag: Dictionary.com
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▸ noun:  (medicine) An inflatable bag with a breathing tube attached to collect and analyse the air leaving a person's lungs.

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sniff test, abdominodiaphragmatic breathing, Potter-Bucky diaphragm, metered-dose inhaler, abdominal decompression, air integration, anatomic dead space, EEBD, SDBL, Douglas Score, more...

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sniff test, abdominodiaphragmatic breathing, Potter-Bucky diaphragm, metered-dose inhaler, abdominal decompression, air integration, anatomic dead space, EEBD, SDBL, Douglas Score, more...



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