Sentence examples for stimulated breathing from inspiring English sources

Airflow, EtCO2, heart rate, muscle length and moving averaged EMG (mavgEMG) were recorded during room air and CO2 stimulated breathing (3).

Sit in a quiet space, with your back straight, and try two breathing exercises: The stimulated breathing exercise: This exercise is good if you are feeling lethargic or exhausted by your day and want to wake up your body.

Carotid chemoreceptors potentially have this ability because, as already discussed, artificially inducing hypoxia or hypercapnia always stimulates breathing.

Obviously no experiments have yet been devised to test this hypothesis in Man, and interpretation of such tests in neonates of other species is complicated by the fact that in other species carotid chemoreceptors may not be the only peripheral chemoreceptors that stimulate breathing.

Thus, not only has no suitable factor that stimulates carotid chemoreceptors been found to rise in arterial blood, but also artificially inducing large changes in arterial oxygen or carbon dioxide levels in Man to deliberately provide intense stimulation of carotid chemoreceptors fails to stimulate breathing to levels anywhere near those found at maximum exercise.

Detecting any effects on breathing with such manipulations is all the more remarkable because aortic chemoreceptors also stimulate breathing in dogs and enhance the breathing response to carotid body stimulation [ 86].

This study tested whether subanaesthetic doses of esketamine stimulate breathing in an established human model of opioid-induced respiratory depression.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a first aid key survival technique used to stimulate breathing and keep blood flowing to the heart.

Caffeine (20 mg/kg caffeine base) and doxapram (5 mg/kg) were administered to stimulate breathing [18], and a doxapram infusion was maintained at 2.5 mg/kg/h throughout.

Some medications have been tried to stimulate breathing or correct underlying abnormalities; their benefit is again uncertain.

Only the carotid chemoreceptors stimulate breathing during hypoxia in Man.