10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DYSPNOIC»
Discover the use of
dyspnoic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dyspnoic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Respiratory Muscle Training: Theory and Practice
... factor in ~ 70% of these dyspnoic patients (Travers et al, 2008). Dyspnoic
cancer patients appear to be distinguishable by virtue of their rapid shallow
breathing pattern during exercise, and their lower inspiratory capacity (Travers ...
... alert A ^"»y rather well looking ! twice twice 22 35 34 30 47 47 48 Sick, cyanotic
, goes slowly , and with difficulty ^ Very sick, immobile, lies j 'a'r in the cage y 1
Weak, goes with difficulty. ; but not very ill Sick, dyspnoic (at autopsy hydrothorax)
, ...
In 13 examinations only part of the contrast medium was deposited
intravascularly; in 2 of these examinations, which were carried out on dyspnoic
patients, pronounced respiratory excursions were observed, while the tip of the
needle was in ...
4
Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases
During the following 3 days the temperature was between 38.5-40'C. The cough
worsened and the patient became dyspnoic. On Nov. 14 she was admitted to
Danderyd Hospital. Physical examination revealed a fully oriented patient, who ...
5
Spiral and Multislice Computed Tomography of the Body
... parameters 1 -slice 4-slice' 16-slice' axial SC/TF/RI SC SC SW/RI SW/RI Pre-
contrast CT 5/10-30 i c 2-2.5 1 1.25-2 1 5-7.5/5. -. Pulmonary vessels (standard) 3
/5/2 T 1-1.25 T 0.75-1.25 f 1-1.25/0.7. -. (dyspnoic patients) 2-2.5 t 1-2 T 1-3/1-2. -.
Mathias Prokop, Michael Galanski, 2011
In most patients PEFR can be measured more easily even if the maneuver is
difficult in severely dyspnoic patients. In these cases, this may be deferred
because deep inhalation may worsen bronchospasm“ and in rare cases,
precipitate ...
7
Handbook on Agro Based Industries (2nd Revised Edition)
... agnidagdhashamanee (that which relieves the effect of burns), kushtaghna (
indicated in skin diseases), shwaasaghna (antispasmodic, anti-dyspnoic). Aloe is
commonly used as an external application on inflamed painful parts of the body.
The oral administration in an alcoholic solution permits rapid absorption of the
drug, useful in certain conditions (dyspnoic accesses at home) since it can be
compared to the administration by parenteral route. On the contrary, the oral one
via ...
9
English Language Word Builder
... SHAMANIC SULTANIC THEISTIC VANDALIC ANABOLIC ANURETIC
ARENITIC AZOTEMIC BIOTYPIC DIABOLIC DIORAMIC DYSPNOIC ENTHETIC
EPIGENIC ERGASTIC EUSTATIC FERRITIC GLUTAMIC HEXÄNOIC HYDRONIC
...
10
An Ecology of High-Altitude Infancy: A Biocultural Perspective
The baby was jaundiced and dyspnoic (having difficulty breathing) just before
she died. 3. A twenty-three-day-old male, the second child (first son) of a couple
who were not Ladakhi but from Himachal Pradesh. The husband was in the
Indian ...
