Annotated Bibliography

Annotated Bibliography

The word (“Pulmonary edema” used in American English and oedema used in British English) is fluid growth in the air spaces and a serviceable tissue of a morbid growth of the lungs. It keeps gas swap impaired and sometime causes of the disease of inhalation and exhalation of air because, in this case, either heart's left ventricle fails to sufficiently remove blood from the pulmonary circulation or lung parenchyma faces injury or, also termed as vasculature of the lung. First case is called "cardiogenic pulmonary edema" and the second case called “non cardiogenic pulmonary edema. Hypercalcemia is known as ...