Sentence examples for breathing failure from inspiring English sources

Hydrogen sulphide may cause irritation, breathing failure, coma and death, without necessarily any warning odour being sensed.

One area where Glendale Adventist fell short was the number of patients who had breathing failure after surgery.

A bad book will never get past a litany of one or two-star reviews, therefore making the book a living, breathing failure.

Bitumen sinks and becomes nearly impossible to clean up if spilled into moving water, while the carcinogenic chemicals used to make bitumen flow in pipelines called condensate or diluent can evaporate in the event of a spill and "may cause irritation, breathing failure, coma and death, without necessarily anywarning odour being sensed".

Vapours evaporating off of a spill could cause serious health problems for those nearby, as both diluted bitumen and Bakken crude contain compounds like hydrogen sulphide which "may cause irritation, breathing failure, coma and death, without necessarily any warning odour being sensed".

Both mutants die at birth due to breathing failure.

Patients who met these criteria during the 2-hour trial or within 48 hours after extubation were put back on assist-control mechanical ventilation, and the weaning was defined as spontaneous breathing trial failure or extubation failure, respectively.

The venom includes a neurotoxin that causes problems with swallowing, vision, speaking, muscle weakness, difficulty breathing, respiratory failure, vomiting and abdominal pain.

(c) During spontaneous breathing trial failure, patients presented respiratory distress and systemic arterial hypertension, defined as systolic arterial blood pressure of at least 140 mm Hg [ 15].

Numerous clinical studies performed in spontaneously breathing heart failure patients have uniformly shown that echocardiography Doppler may accurately predict invasive PAOP [ 8- 13].

This is because physicians have adopted criteria for the definition of spontaneous breathing trial failure and thus termination of unassisted breathing, which lead them to put patients back on the ventilator before the development of low frequency respiratory muscle fatigue.