Sentence examples for difficulty respiratory from inspiring English sources
Collectively, survivors of both cerebrovascular and other neurologic diseases who have been intubated have a median survival of over 3 years, yet suffer from eating difficulty, respiratory impairment, neurocognitive disorders, and overall decreased qualityoflife [ 4, 7].
Each year, up to 2% of all infants in a community require hospitalization for bronchiolitis due to feeding difficulty, respiratory distress, apnea, or the need for supplemental respiratory support.
In the most serious infantile form, the disease manifests as profound weakness, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, heart failure, feeding difficulties, respiratory infections and, if left untreated, causes death within the first year of life.
For infants with clinical factors such as age less than three months, feeding difficulties, respiratory distress without hypoxia, isolated crackles or bronchitis rales, careful clinical follow-up should be provided instead of chest radiography.
Many benefits including amelioration of malnutrition, swallowing difficulty and respiratory status were observed after the introduction of gastrostomy feeding.
The venom includes a neurotoxin that causes problems with swallowing, vision, speaking, muscle weakness, difficulty breathing, respiratory failure, vomiting and abdominal pain.
This mechanical ventilation-induced diaphragmatic weakness is important because the most frequent cause of weaning difficulty is respiratory muscle failure due to inspiratory muscle weakness and/or a decline in inspiratory muscle endurance.
Depending on the nature of the breathing difficulty, the respiratory rate may be raised to 60 breaths a minute, which is rapid shallow breathing.
Outpatients had no difficulties with respiratory function, showing respiratory rates under 25×'.
An aberrant subclavian artery may present with feeding difficulties or respiratory symptoms.
An aberrant subclavian artery might present with feeding difficulties or respiratory symptoms.
