Sentence examples for rapid ventilation from inspiring English sources
The outcomes of this study are presented in the form of figures and tables, with most parameters normalized, which are useful to assist a rapid ventilation design.
Two other ventilatory devices have recently been developed to provide rapid ventilation and to secure the airway.
The application of HFOV in premature newborns has generated considerable interest because this technique of rapid ventilation with very small tidal volumes might prevent BPD.
This indicates that the ILMA ensures immediate and rapid ventilation and oxygenation, allowing the airway to be secured definitively by a professional rescuer at a later time.
Increasing pressure upstream from the alveolus not only worsens edema but also predisposes the gas blood barrier to disrupt in response to high airspace pressures, especially at rapid ventilation frequencies.
HFOV therapy was very effective in achieving rapid adequate ventilation, resulting in an 88% survival.
After major abdominal or thoracic surgery, the patient may develop rapid shallow ventilation because of splinting, pain or heavy sedation.
The difference between patients that failed and those successfully extubated was a lower level of PaO2 as well as a higher value of rapid shallow ventilation index during T-tube.
Rapid pulse or rapid breathing.
Also, minor increases in air flow resistance (as caused by airway secretions or bronchospasm) or an augmented ventilatory demand (as in case of fever or infection) in this context can cause respiratory muscle fatigue, with rapid shallow breathing, wasted ventilation, hypercapnia and respiratory acidosis.
