They are a good choice for relatively desiccated wounds. For exudative wounds, absorptive dressings, such as calcium alginates (eg, Kaltostat [Calgon Vestal], Curasorb [Kendall]) and hydrofiber dressings (eg, Aquacel and Aquacel-AG [Convatec]), are highly absorptive and are appropriate for exudative wounds.
Histoplasmosis can cause a respiratory disease with cough and shortness of breath. The fungal organism causing this disease is present throughout the Midwest but can be concentrated in areas with quantities of bird droppings. Persons acquire the disease by inhalation of the organism from the environment.
Like us, birds need to breathe air in and out of their lungs in  order to fulfill the cycle of bringing oxygen into the body. Air is  taken in through the mouth and nasal openings of the bird. yes Birds have a nose and a mouth just like humans and just like us they breath from there nose and possibly their beak.