👉 'Alveolites' are small alveoli, or airways, within the lungs that facilitate exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the blood and pulmonary tissues. They are a part of the bronchial tree of the human respiratory system.
👉 'Alveolites' is a medical term used to describe the fluid-filled cavities that surround air sacs in the lungs, which can affect respiratory function and contribute to obstructed airways. It also refers to the structure of the alveolus, a small airway lining organ that receives oxygen from blood and exhales carbon dioxide.
👉 An alveolite is a type of mineral found in rocks and minerals. They are small, irregularly shaped crystals that are often found in rocks and are responsible for the distinctive colors and patterns they have on them. Alveolites can be found in various types of rocks such as igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary, and feldspar.