Antonyms
Examples for "hypoventilation"
Examples for "hypoventilation"
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These patients demonstrated signs disrupted ventilation usually with periods of prolonged hypoventilation.
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Respiratory-related problems in Pompe disease include hypoventilation and upper airway dysfunction.
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It is characterized by hypoventilation and hypoxemia but its underlying cause remains unknown.
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Although RTT-type hypoventilation is believed to be due to depressed central inspiratory activity, whether this is true remains unknown.
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Postoperative health care providers must be prepared to assess for hypoventilation and intervene using evidence-based interventions to improve outcomes.
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Lactic acidosis is therefore not a plausible mechanism of exercise induced hyperventilation.
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Well, not quite a statue; hyperventilation isn't usually an issue for cold marble.
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There was similar hyperventilation earlier this year about infant reading habits.
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The records were taken during wakefulness, at rest, and during hyperventilation.
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The patient was treated successfully with a combination of mechanical hyperventilation and mannitol.
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She took quick and shallow breaths, on the verge of hyperventilation.
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A slow exhale can prevent hyperventilation, which in turn manages the brain's fight-or-flight response.
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In healthy humans the hyperventilation will not increase brain oxygenation significantly at sea level.
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I closed my eyes and tried to control the hyperventilation.
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Neither was a difference in vascular reactivity to voluntary hyperventilation detected between the two conditions.
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The temporal pattern in bronchial response to the hyperventilation of cold dry air is different.
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Our findings confirm the important association between panic and hyperventilation in patients with chest pain.
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Panic patients also reported more symptoms of breathlessness and hyperventilation-related complaints than those without panic.
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We report a case of acute myocardial infarction following a hyperventilation test performed at coronary angiography.
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Furthermore, patients with exercise-induced hyperventilation are more likely to have a psychiatric than a cardiac disorder.
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The plasma levels of beta-thromboglobulin and platelet factor 4 remained unchanged after hyperventilation in both groups.