Difference between Breathe Out and Pandiculation

BREATHE OUT vs PANDICULATION: NOUN

A stretching and stiffening of the trunk and extremities, as when fatigued and drowsy.
A stretching of one's self, as when one is newly awaked from sleep, or sleepy or fatigued; a restlessness and inclination to stretch observed at the outset of certain paroxysms of fever, hysteria, etc.: sometimes, somewhat incorrectly, used in the sense of ‘yawning.’
Yawning and stretching (as when first waking up)

Eupnea, Anhelation, Breathe, Suspiration, Exsufflation, Inhale, Effume, Inbreathe, Exhalable, Rebreathe, Halitus, Outbreathe, Breathe in, Expire, Exhale

Gourdy, Dogsleep, Sloomy, Wrick, Oscitate, Oscitancy, Limber up, Oscitation, Nod off, Stretch, Doze off, Tentiginous, Sloom, Yawn, Oscitant

Breath, Eupnea, Anhelation, Breathe, Suspiration, Exsufflation, Inhale, Effume, Inbreathe, Exhalable, Rebreathe, Halitus, Outbreathe, Breathe in, Exhale

Gourdy, Dogsleep, Sloomy, Wrick, Oscitate, Oscitancy, Limber up, Oscitation, Nod off, Stretch, Doze off, Tentiginous, Sloom, Yawn, Oscitant

Our cells do this too, which is why we breathe in oxygen but breathe out carbon dioxide.
Some of what he shared hopefully will help me to breathe in and breathe out.
Almost all living things breathe in and breathe out this air.
JOHN Good, stand here, facing me, breathe in, breathe out.
Say to yourself 'breathe in' and 'breathe out' ten times.
Close your eyes, slowly breathe in and breathe out.
Breathe out so that I can breathe you in.
Humans breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide.
Breathe out the very Breath we now breathe in!
Breathe in, breathe out, I had to keep calm.

Pandiculation is a very positive sign leading into convalescence, but if it continues and persists relentlessly, it indicates a deterioration.
Pandiculation consists of successive stretching of all muscles accompanied by a pleasant sensation and generally followed by yawning.