10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POLYPNEA»
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1
Feline Internal Medicine Secrets
Define tachypnea, polypnea, and hyperpnea. Tachypnea, polypnea, and
hyperpnea describe conditions resulting in increased respiratory rates.
Tachypnea generally refers to rapid shallow respirations; polypnea and
hyperpnea refer to rapid ...
2
Breathing, Feeding, and Neuroprotection
We previously showed that an H1 receptor antagonist injected into the preoptic
area or ot-FMH injected into the lateral ventricle reduces BT-induced polypnea (
lwase et al., 2001). Thus, we propose that central histaminergic neurons
contribute ...
I. Homma, S. Shioda, 2007
3
Development, anatomy, and physiology
The effect of sudden immersion of the scrotum in water at 40°C on respiratory
rate and rectal temperature of a ram before (Q) and after (0) removing the fleece (
data from Waites, 1962). The heat stimulus evokes an immediate polypnea when
...
4
Functional Anatomy and Physiology of Domestic Animals
Hyperpnea refers to breathing characterized by increased depth, frequency, or
both, and is noticeable after physical exertion. The animal is not acutely
conscious of this state. Polypnea is rapid, shallow breathing, somewhat similar to
panting.
Richet designated this accelerated respiratory rhythm by the term "thermic
polypnea," a more suitable term than "thermic dyspnea," proposed by Gad, the
last term involving the idea of difficult respiration which does not exist. Gad has
since ...
John Harvey Kellogg, 1902
6
Comparative Perspectives on the Development of Memory
Thus. to some extent the neuromuscular developments that underly the pups'
ability to generate and maintain trains or episodes of polypnea may be an
indirect. ontogenetic limitation on the sensory-perceptual ability of the animal, ...
R. V. Kail, Jr., N. E. Spear, R V Kail Jr, 2013
7
Kora golovnogo mozga i vnutrennie organy
ditioned polypnea, its effect being correspondingly weaker as in table 41. Table
41. Intensity of Unconditional-Reflex and Conditional-Reflex Polypnea Note: The
control experiment shows the heat emission under conditions of repose for the ...
8
Univ. of Pennsylvania Medical Bulletin: Volume I-XXIII. ...
same animal into a warm chamber he does not, as a normal dog, take on
polypnea very rapidly. The chloralized dog preserves its rhythm of respiration
nearly without change, but as the heat continues he is warmed up to 107° F.,
when the ...
University of Pennsylvania. School of Medicine, 1894
9
The respiratory system: Control of breathing
Cohen (34) first reported the hypocapnic polypnea in 1964. In this series the
phrenic nerve discharges were recorded in cats that had been curarized,
vagotomized, and locally anesthetized. When Faco2 was reduced by increasing
artificial ...
Alfred P. Fishman, Aron B. Fisher, American Physiological Society (1887- ), 1986
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Handbook of physiology: Section 3. The qrespiratory system / ...
Cohen (34) first reported the hypocapnic polypnea in 1964. In this series the
phrenic nerve discharges were recorded in cats that had been curarized,
vagotomized, and locally anesthetized. When FAco2 was reduced by increasing
artificial ...
