Examples of using Hyperventilation in English and their translations into French
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as well as risks of hyperventilation.
hysteria, hyperventilation, fainting, fits,
During progressive hyperventilation from PaCO2 40 to PaCO2 30,
including hyperventilation, forced expulsion of air
Research performed on Aymara miners of the Aucanquilcha mine indicates that they are fully acclimatized to the altitude, with less hyperventilation and higher hemoglobin than acclimatized people from lower areas.
these respiratory exercises in particular have permitted the reconsideration of maximal hyperventilation previously expressed in handbooks on the physiology of the human lung.
such as impaired aural and visual capabilities, hyperventilation and asphyxiation as a result of donning PPBEs, were also noted.
drowsiness, hyperventilation due to acidosis,
panic, hyperventilation, reduction of the ability to hold one's breath,
ECG changes, hyperventilation, hypotension, hypertension,
If the patient is suffering from hyperventilation;
You're merely suffering some hyperventilation.
Psychogenic vertigo/anxiety(hyperventilation syndrome) a few seconds to hours.
This mathematical artifact makes A-a gradient more clinically useful in the setting of hyperventilation.
Certain established students of Sri Goswami exhibited periods of hyperventilation exceeding 300 breaths per minute!
However, the pupils of the Goswami Institute have reached voluntary frequencies of hyperventilation much higher than this limit.
It is a form of hyperventilation, which is any breathing pattern that reduces carbon dioxide in the blood due to increased rate
sighing dyspnoea, hyperventilation), gastrointestinal(dry mouth,
The lungs excrete inhaled solvents, so that hyperventilation improves clearance.
agitation Hyperventilation Claustrophobia.