Sentence examples for inadequate breathing from inspiring English sources

The first to go to surgery a patient in shock, hemorrhaging profusely, with inadequate breathing and a near-completely severed leg was resuscitated and on an operating table by 3 25 P.M., just thirty-five minutes after the blast.

A physician from Louisiana even argued in scientific papers that the people of Africa were "unable to take care of themselves" because of a disease of inadequate breathing "conjoined with a deficiency of cerebral matter in the cranium".

The first to go to surgery — a patient in shock, hemorrhaging profusely, with inadequate breathing and a near-completely severed leg — was resuscitated and on an operating table by 3 25 P.M., just thirty-five minutes after the blast.

Chest injuries also contribute to hypoventilation (inadequate breathing) because the chest wall movement involved in breathing adequately is painful.

In the Manchester triage system, conditions such as shock, inadequate breathing, compromised airway, and unresponsiveness are used to identify children who need to be seen immediately.

Democrats intuitively know that this isn't the whole story, that citizens driven bankrupt by health care costs, or hobbled by inadequate education, or breathing dirty air, are much, much less free to make something of their lives as a result.

When a person's breathing becomes inadequate, his pulse soon weakens, but because John's pulse was strong, I was not sure what was going on.

Intubation may be necessary for a patient with decreased oxygen content and oxygen saturation of the blood caused when their breathing is inadequate (hypoventilation), suspended (apnea), or when the lungs are unable to sufficiently transfer gasses to the blood.

These factors together lead to sleep-disordered breathing and inadequate removal of carbon dioxide from the circulation and hence hypercapnia; given that carbon dioxide in aqueous solution combines with water to form an acid (CO2[g] + H2O[l] + excess H2O[l] --> H2causes]), this cacidosisincreasedncreacidityidity of the blood).

Suboptimal sequences with inadequate insonification or excessive breathing artefact were excluded as evaluated by both readers.

Unfortunately, many children have difficulty meeting the criteria for a valid TGV measurement, which, in all likelihood, is attributable to one or more of the following: 1) unbalanced tidal breathing; 2) an inadequate seal around the breathing tube; or 3) difficulty with performing the "puffing" maneuver.