The phrase "assess breathing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or emergency contexts when evaluating a person's respiratory status.
Example: "In case of an emergency, the first step is to assess breathing to determine if the person needs immediate assistance."
Alternatives: "evaluate respiration" or "check breathing".
To assess breathing irregularities, the coefficient of variation, CV ((SD/mean)×100) for the breath-to-breath time was calculated.
Administer oxygen, apply cervical collar, assess breathing and gain IV access for fluid resuscitation.
You are allowed to do all the following, except: A. Administer oxygen, apply cervical collar, assess breathing and gain IV access for fluid resuscitation B.
To assess breathing irregularities, we used two different methods, namely, we compare CV and Shannon entropy S.
To assess breathing two respiratory belts measuring chest and abdominal movement were used to detect hypopnea and central apneas, and pulse oximetry was used to measure oxygen saturation.
The teacher was unaware of the tests being used to assess breathing control, so that she would not 'teach to the test'.
What I am now able to do quicker is to identify the stress symptoms and go into my "stop, ask, assess, breathe, resolve" process as I explained above.
However, they did not perform non-linear analysis of respiratory time series for assessing breathing complexity.
We, on the contrary, assessed breathing pattern, asynchronies and EAdi over a 48-hour period.
We assessed breathing irregularity using polysomnographic recordings on bed rest with closed eyes, without reference to the clinical differentiation among DLB, AD and having no dementia.
Coefficients of variation (CVs), spectral and autocorrelation analyses of different respiratory signals are called linear methods and have been implemented for assessing breathing pattern variability and predicting weaning readiness in different groups of mechanically ventilated patients.
