The organism tries to eliminate viral particles by employing cilia that coat the surface of the bronchial passage.

The molecule of the medication alters the composition of mucus and facilitates improved drainage of secretions from the respiratory pathways.

The cross-section of the bronchial channel constricts due to the proliferation of goblet cells and an increase in mucus volume resulting from infection.

Goblet cells initiate active secretion of mucus onto the mucosal surface.

Bacteria begin to proliferate within the mucus of the bronchial channel.

Upon entering the lungs, two molecules of the medication commence their actions simultaneously.

Iterations of some shots.

Moodboard and Reference.

Backstage.

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