Decreased pulmonary surfactantleadsto collapse of the alveoli ( atelectasis
b ) Decreased pulmonary surfactantleadsto collapse of the alveoli ( atelectasis
Breathing 100 % oxygenleadsto collapse of the alveoli ( atelectasis
Breathing 100 % oxygenresultsin collapse of the alveoli ( atelectasis
100 % oxygenresultsin collapse of the alveoli ( atelectasis
in which air enters the space between the lungs in the thorax or chest cavitycausingcollapse of the lungs
the pressure ... the pleural cavitycausescollapse of lungs
The conditioncauseslungs collapse
Too little aircan causelungs to collapse
lack of protein in the lining of the lung tissuecausescollapse of the lungs
mucus plug or inadequate ventilation(passive) caused byCollapse of pulmonary alveoli
Pneumothorax- Pneumothorax ... when the collection of air or gas in Lungscauselungs collapse
In cases of extensive TB of the lungs : ? To causea collapse of the lungs
The air present in infantscausescollapse of lungs
The blast wavewill causelungs to collapse
the first mechanical process in infantscausescollapse of lungs
the atmospheric pressurecan causea collapse of the lungs
this is present in infantscausescollapse of lungs
deficiency of surfactant in infantscausescollapse of lungs
The areas and in infantscausescollapse of lungs
depletedcausinglungs to collapse
air that accumulates between the lung and inner chest wallcauseslung collapse
The incision in the chest wallcould causecollapse of the lungs
to be inserted too deeply into the upper back or chestcausinglungs to collapse
Pneumothoraxmight causelung collapse
the pneumoniacausedthe lung collapse
blunt or penetrating injury to your chestcan causelung collapse
The explanation the doctor gave me is that without surfactant the lungs are unable to expand , they stick togethercausinglungs to collapse
any foreign object , which gets inhaled rather than ingestedcan causea collapse of the lungs
the effect of surfactant on lung function examine factorscauselung collapse
it removes most of the oxygen from the tunnels or cavescausinglungs to collapse
may have contributed to a small pocket in his lung blowing outcausingthe lung collapse
comparison between some in vitro and in infantscausescollapse of lungs
pressure(passive) may be caused byPulmonary collapse
Without normal surfactant , the tissue surrounding the air sacs in the lungs ( the alveoli ) sticks together ( because of a force called surface tension ) after exhalationcausingthe alveoli to collapse
Without normal surfactant , the tissue surrounding the air sacs in the lungs ( the alveoli ) sticks together after exhalation ( because of a force called surface tensioncausingthe alveoli to collapse
her protocolhad causedthe lung collapse
a respiratory viruscausingpulmonary collapse
Absorption collapse Absorption collapse Fast and total obstruction of a large bronchuscausingpulmonary collapse
Absorption collapse Fast and total obstruction of a large bronchuscausingpulmonary collapse
atelectasiscausingatelectasis
to heavy breathing and ultimately deathleadingto heavy breathing and ultimately death
to deathcan ... leadto death
lung failurecausinglung failure
shortness of breathcausingshortness of breath
his deathcausedhis death
in respiratory distress and possible deathresultingin respiratory distress and possible death
to an accumulation of fluid in the lungscan leadto an accumulation of fluid in the lungs
to marked respiratory effort and respiratory collapsecan leadto marked respiratory effort and respiratory collapse
a cough(passive) caused bya cough
sudden chest pain and shortness of breathcan causesudden chest pain and shortness of breath
the chest(passive) caused bythe chest
to pneumoniacan leadto pneumonia
pneumothorax(passive) caused bypneumothorax
his high oxygen requirementswas ... causinghis high oxygen requirements
the venous return decrease ... done with the surgical valve(passive) caused bythe venous return decrease ... done with the surgical valve
from bronchial obstructionresultingfrom bronchial obstruction
sudden and severe pain or discomfortcausessudden and severe pain or discomfort
to life - threatening conditions [ 1can ... leadto life - threatening conditions [ 1
to life - threatening conditionscan ... leadto life - threatening conditions
the lateral position(passive) caused bythe lateral position
intense and sharp pain which gets worse while breathing deeplycan causeintense and sharp pain which gets worse while breathing deeply
due to various reasonscauseddue to various reasons
FCKS(passive) is caused byFCKS
oftenresultsoften
in the need for insertion of chest tubespossibly resultingin the need for insertion of chest tubes
in something like Cardiac Arrestwill resultin something like Cardiac Arrest
to deathcan ... leadto death
in deathresultingin death
to deathtragically leadingto death
to deathleadsto death
to deathleadingto death
his deathcausedhis death
to impaired gas exchange , an effect that is more severe and persistent in PCV than in VCVleadingto impaired gas exchange , an effect that is more severe and persistent in PCV than in VCV
to shock , cyanosis and deathleadingto shock , cyanosis and death
to a week long hospital stayleadingto a week long hospital stay
ultimate deathcould resultultimate death
disruption of ventilation to hypoxia , CO2 retention and acidosiswill causedisruption of ventilation to hypoxia , CO2 retention and acidosis
to loss of lung volumeleadingto loss of lung volume
in impaired blood gas exchangeresultingin impaired blood gas exchange