QUÉ SIGNIFICA HYPERPYREXIA EN INGLÉS
Fiebre
La fiebre es uno de los signos médicos más comunes y se caracteriza por una elevación de la temperatura corporal por encima del rango normal de 36,5-37,5 ° C debido a un aumento en el punto de regulación de la temperatura reguladora. Este aumento en el punto de referencia desencadena el aumento del tono muscular y escalofríos. Como la temperatura de una persona aumenta, hay, en general, una sensación de frío a pesar de un aumento de la temperatura corporal. Una vez que la temperatura del cuerpo ha aumentado a la nueva temperatura de punto de ajuste, hay una sensación de calor. Una fiebre puede ser causada por muchas condiciones médicas diferentes que van desde benignos a potencialmente graves. Algunos estudios sugieren que la fiebre es útil como mecanismo de defensa ya que la respuesta inmune del cuerpo puede ser reforzada a temperaturas más altas; Sin embargo, hay argumentos a favor y en contra de la utilidad de la fiebre, y el tema es controvertido. Con excepción de las temperaturas muy altas, el tratamiento para reducir la fiebre a menudo no es necesario; Sin embargo, los medicamentos antipiréticos pueden ser eficaces en la reducción de la temperatura, lo que puede mejorar la comodidad de la persona afectada.
definición de hyperpyrexia en el diccionario inglés
La definición de hiperpirexia en el diccionario es una fiebre extremadamente alta, con una temperatura de 41 ° C o más. También se llama: hipertermia, hipertermia.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «HYPERPYREXIA»
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The spectrum of disease varies from a mild hepatitis with jaundice that resolves
within a few weeks, to fatal liver failure, and does not seem to be dependent on
dose or duration of abuse.52'53 Some cases are associated with hyperpyrexia ...
2
Handbook of Analytic Philosophy of Medicine
Consider, for example, the following set-theoretical structure: Definition 138 (
Heterogeneous toxic hyperpyrexia system: HTHS). ξ is an heterogeneous toxic
hyperpyrexia system iff there are Ω, f, and ht such that: 1. ξ = 〈Ω,f,ht〉, 2.
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Oxford Desk Reference: Toxicology
Malignant. hyperpyrexia. Background Malignant hyperpyrexia (hyperthermia) is a
rare poten- tially fatal reaction occurring in susceptible patients exposed to some
trigger agents such as volatile general anaesthetics or the neuromuscular ...
Nick Bateman, Robert Jefferson, Simon Thomas,
2014
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Textbook of Pediatric Emergency Medicine
The extent of damage to the CNS is related to the time and extent of hyperpyrexia
and to the adequacy of circulation. Once the body temperature is lowered,
consciousness is usually restored quickly, but coma may persist for 24 hours or
more.
Gary R. Fleisher, Stephen Ludwig,
2010
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Infectious Diseases in Critical Care Medicine
CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF FEVER PATTERNS Extreme Hyperpyrexia (≥106
F) Infectious diseases usually present with some degree of fever. Most infectious
diseases encountered in the CCU setting have temperatures in the 102 F to 106
...
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Genetic Factors in Drug Therapy: Clinical and Molecular ...
P. J. & Christian, A. S. (1990). Clinical presentation of suspected malignant
hyperthermia during anaesthesia in 402 probands. Anaesthesia, 45, 838-41. Ellis
, F. R., Halsall, P. J. & Harriman, D. G. F. (1988). Malignant hyperpyrexia and
sudden ...
David A. Price Evans,
1993
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Adverse Drug Reactions: A Practical Guide to Diagnosis and ...
13. Cytotoxic. chemotherapy. induced. disorders. Philippe. Solal-Celigny.
Hyperpyrexia. The onset of fever in a patient receiving cytotoxic chemotherapy
prompts the question of its origin: an infection, a fever related to the tumor itself, ...
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An Introduction to Clinical Emergency Medicine
Hyperpyrexia Hyperpyrexia represents a critical imbalance of heatproducing and
heat-dissipating processes, and should be considered at temperatures above
105°F (405°C). Extreme temperature elevations can occur from excess heat ...
S. V. Mahadevan, Gus M. Garmel,
2012
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Step-Up to USMLE Step 1: A High-Yield, Systems-Based Review ...
... anticholinergic (dry mouth, constipation), alpha blockade (hypotension),
histamine (sedation); prolonged QT syndrome; toxicity results in neuroleptic
malignant syndrome (rigidity, myoglobinuria, autonomic instability, hyperpyrexia)
Tremor, ...
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Athletic Training and Sports Medicine
In heatstroke, all of the body's cooling mechanisms have failed to the extent that
severe hyperpyrexia (a core body temperature greater than 106° F (41.1° C))
ensues with a body temperature greater than 105° F (40° to 41° C). Heatstroke
may ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «HYPERPYREXIA»
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hyperpyrexia en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
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Fecal microbiota transplantation restores dysbiosis in patients with …
The first patient showed up severe diarrhea and hyperpyrexia needing more than 10 L fluid each day at the very start and we had no idea about the reasons, ... «BMC Blogs Network, Jul 15»
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Analysis of Responder Data from Clinical Trials Evaluating …
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Withdrawal-emergent hyperpyrexia and confusion a symptom complex that resembles neuroleptic malignant syndrome (characterized by ... «PharmiWeb.com, Jun 15»
Pittsylvania Co. juvenile charged in connection to street drug that …
... aggression, visual and auditory hallucinations, seizures, hyperpyrexia, clonus, metabolic acidosis, rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney injury. «WDBJ7, Jun 15»
Kids in cars could succumb to heat faster than adults
“But when we get concerned is 105.8 — that's what's considered hyperpyrexia,” Trautwein said. “That's when we're seeing the potential for ... «Las Vegas Review-Journal, May 15»
Jupiter student's spell on national stage over; A gallery of spelling …
Jupiter sixth-grader Tyler Berndt (pictured below ) stood and spelled “neologism” and “hyperpyrexia” without incident, but his run in the 2015 ... «Palm Beach Post, May 15»
Hyperpyrexia on the rise among kids
HYDERABAD: The prevailing severe heat wave conditions in the state has led to an alarming rise in cases of hyperpyrexia -- an abnormal ... «Times of India, May 15»