Nov 26 08 GLB3TResLib ResCruc Pleural Cavity
Nov 26, 2008 10:06:09 GMT 1
Post by Anne Terri on Nov 26, 2008 10:06:09 GMT 1
November 26, 2008 God's Living Bible – The Third Testament – Research Library – Researched For The Crucifixion
The Pleural Cavity (Prompted By God Through Anne Terri)
The parietal pleural is attached to the chest wall. It's sensitive to pain. In normal circumstances it contains a small amount of pleural fluid ( serous fluid) made up of Blood. Serous fluid is typically pale yellow and transparent. At the time of a trauma to disease this fluid accumulates in the pleural cavity surrounding the lungs and is known as a hemothorax cause by pleural effusion. Treatment can relieve the pressure, assisting the patient in breathing, that has been compromised by the fluid, by way of a puncture into this cavity with scalpel to insert a chest tube for drainage.
''AMEN''
The Pleural Cavity (Prompted By God Through Anne Terri)
The parietal pleural is attached to the chest wall. It's sensitive to pain. In normal circumstances it contains a small amount of pleural fluid ( serous fluid) made up of Blood. Serous fluid is typically pale yellow and transparent. At the time of a trauma to disease this fluid accumulates in the pleural cavity surrounding the lungs and is known as a hemothorax cause by pleural effusion. Treatment can relieve the pressure, assisting the patient in breathing, that has been compromised by the fluid, by way of a puncture into this cavity with scalpel to insert a chest tube for drainage.
''AMEN''