The evolutionary history of guenons may include a rapid basal radiation, and it is very likely that speciation is an ongoing process within the tribe [ 1, 7].
The conditions that may cause invalid data include: rapid and/or irregular respiratory rates, large variations in tidal volumes, high fevers, agitation, neurological conditions that alter respiration.
Mechanisms of injury are variable and may overlap, including rapid deceleration, shearing forces, increased intravascular pressure caused by compression exceeding 2,000 mmHg (the water-hammer effect) or the "osseous pinch", which represents direct compression of the aorta between the anterior chest wall and the spine [38].
While the drugs may dull symptoms, the side effects can include rapid weight gain, heart problems, loss of sex drive and a greater risk of developing diabetes.
Advantages include rapid assessment of respiratory disease, which may be repeated and which does not expose patients or staff to ionizing radiation.
More serious symptoms can include rapid breathing, unresponsiveness and disorientation.
Primary symptoms include rapid and progressive dementia, and ataxia [2].
Symptoms of an overactive thyroid include: Rapid heart rate.
Such adjustments may include substitution of rapid-acting insulin (lispro, aspart, glulisine) for regular insulin, or basal insulin glargine or detemir for NPH, to decrease the risk of hypoglycemia.
