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Meanings of respiratory difficulty in English
Catalan
dificultat respiratòria Spanish
dificultad respiratoria Synonyms
Examples for "respiratory distress"
Examples for "respiratory distress"
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Patients: Adult patients receiving prone positioning for moderate-to-severe acute respiratory distress syndrome.
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EMS encounters with patients in respiratory distress have not been well described.
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Residents reported symptoms of nausea and respiratory distress in the hours afterwards.
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At peak, patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome may outnumber mechanical ventilators.
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The characteristics of acute respiratory distress syndrome include inflammation and cardiovascular dysfunction.
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If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical attention.
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The warning signs of COVID-19 infection are cough, fever and difficulty breathing.
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The woman's face was flushed, and she was obviously having difficulty breathing.
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One nostril was clogged with blood and she was having difficulty breathing.
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Given his current difficulty breathing, Lopé likely would have no chance at all.
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Exposure to vinyl chloride can cause a burning sensation in the eyes or respiratory discomfort.
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Exposure to vinyl chloride is known to cause a burning sensation in the eyes or respiratory discomfort.
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We studied 13 normal subjects who performed repeated breath holds while continuously rating their respiratory discomfort using a visual analogue scale.
Usage of respiratory difficulty in English
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Air leak with severe respiratory difficulty was associated with poor prognosis.
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Rapid identification of respiratory difficulty with strategic stabilization and diagnostic efforts are warranted to maximize patient outcome.
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Pepper sprays which cause temporary blindness and respiratory difficulty are widely used for self defence and by security personnel.
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If this poor bloke was still alive, we might be able to explain why he sometimes got respiratory difficulty.
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These patients have shown a considerable improvement in hypersomnia and respiratory difficulties.
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Both patients presented with generalized hypotonia and respiratory difficulties since birth.
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He might suddenly start having respiratory difficulties or blood pressure problems.
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She said smoking on buses caused distress to people with asthma and other respiratory difficulties.
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The patients are suffering flu-like symptoms and respiratory difficulties after arriving via London from Wuhan.
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Shortness of breath, streaming eyes, coughing and respiratory difficulties are common in the first instance.
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Affected males have profound global hypotonia and weakness, accompanied by respiratory difficulties that often require ventilation.
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Excessive exposure to SO2 can cause respiratory difficulties, especially children, the elderly, and people with asthma.
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Ventilators, running in the thousands of dollars per unit, are used to help people with respiratory difficulties to breathe.
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Coal plants emit large quantities of SO2 and NOx which contribute to respiratory difficulties as well as acid rain.
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This year, with the country already battling a virus epidemic characterised by respiratory difficulties, things could be worse, he said.
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Airports, schools and administrative offices have been forced to close and hundreds of Iraqis with respiratory difficulties have swamped hospitals.