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humidifier A device designed to increase the humidity within a room or a house by means of the discharge of water vapor. They may consist of individual room size units or larger units attached to the heating plant to condition the entire house.
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humidifier (hyoo-MID-ih-fye-er): A machine that puts moisture in the air.
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humidifier A piece of equipment used to raise the humidity of the air in a room.
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humidifier fever A respiratory illness caused by exposure to toxins from microorganisms found in wet or moist areas in humidifiers and air conditioners. Also called air conditioner or ventilation fever.
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humidifier fever a form of pneumonitis attributed to allergic reactions of the alveolar walls of the lungs to amoebae, bacteria, or fungi found in humidifier reservoirs, as well as air conditioners and air cooling equipment. While the disease produces flu-like effects of hypersensitivity pneumonitis (HP) within 8 hours of exposure, these symptoms resolve within 24 hours, without the long-term lung damage (pulmonary fibrosis) associated with other forms of HP.
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