Sentence examples for poor chest from inspiring English sources
Patients with poor chest wall compliance were less likely to benefit from recruitment maneuvers than those with compliant chest walls [ 41].
On examination she had an obvious narrow chest, poor chest expansion, hepatomegaly of 2 cm and significant tachypnoea but no other obvious abnormalities.
Persistent failure to ventilate despite optimal attempts using a SAD and/or facemask may be caused by intrinsic patient factors; however, laryngeal spasm and poor chest wall compliance are potentially modifiable and may be improved by ensuring full neuromuscular blockade.
Because of the transient increase in intrathoracic pressure and consequent reduction in venous return, cardiac output may be impaired, producing hypotension – a complication that appears to be more common in those with poor chest wall compliance and limited oxygenation response from recruitment [ 41].
Strengths of this study are the prospective, randomized and double-blind approach as well as the acquisition of distinct outcomes: a checklist, objective manikin data (as checklists are not sensitive for identifying poor chest compression quality [ 28]) and observations recorded during the teaching session itself.
We went through government tests for our health – lungs, heart, everything … We numbered 68 when we started, but half of us turned back at Lake Manasarovar because of health – poor chests, coughing blood.
Poor Eve's chest was again the unfortunate recipient.
He marvels at himself as he cuts open some poor man's chest and begins to operate on his malfunctioning heart.
A week to remove all the coal and metal dust and chaff and smoke from their lungs and to be a consolation for their perpetual poor health, the chest diseases they would eventually inherit and often die from, the shoddy eyesight, swollen arthritic fingers, allergies, calluses, deafness, all the squalid cousins of their trade.
Previous research has reported poor performance of chest compressions.
Risk factors for delay was poor knowledge that chest pain may be a TB symptom (OR = 2.9; 95%CI 1.20- 7.03) and the belief that TB is always associated with HIV/AIDS (OR = 2.7; 95%CI 1.39-5.23).
