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Cardiac conditionscausecentral cyanosis
by poor oxygenation of the blood in the lungs(passive) caused bycentral cyanosis
decreased oxygenation of the blood(passive) is caused byCentral cyanosis
decreased oxygenation of the blood(passive) is caused byCENTRAL Cyanosis Central cyanosis
the bloodcausescentral cyanosis
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reduced arterial oxygen saturation(passive) is caused byCentral cyanosis
congenital heart diseases(passive) is caused byCentral cyanosis
the shuntcausingcentral cyanosis
from brain and nerve involvement(passive) is causedCentral Spasticity
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All factorscontributingcentral cyanosis
diseases(passive) is caused byCentral cyanosis
CommoncausesCentral cyanosis
Cardiac situationscausecentral cyanosis
any lung(passive) can be caused byCentral cyanosis
Lack of oxygenwill causecentral cyanosis
other drugscauseCYANOSIS CENTRAL
a number of abnormalities of the heart , lungs or blood(passive) is usually caused byCentral cyanosis
microglial cells and astrocytes ... in turnprovokecentral neuroinflammation
arterial hypoxia (passive) is caused byCentral cyanosis
Hypoxiacan causecentral cyanosis
All Symptoms Central cyanosis OR Hypoxia OR Pulmonary hypertensioncausesCentral cyanosis
any drugcausingCYANOSIS CENTRAL
the cyanosis ... poisoningcausescentral cyanosis
by multiple sclerosis(passive) caused byCentral demyelination
Pulmonary embolism or pulmonary hypertensioncan also causecentral cyanosis
right side heart failurecausescentral cyanosis
or not ANTIHISTAMINEScausesCYANOSIS CENTRAL
ANTIHISTAMINEScausingCYANOSIS CENTRAL
Some sodium channelresultsfrom central cyanosis
Chronic respiratory conditions such as asthma and COPDmay also causecentral cyanosis
180causesCentral cyanosis
ANTIHISTAMINES ... other drugscauseCYANOSIS CENTRAL
the more frequent type of poisoningcausescentral cyanosis
Hypoxia - 180causesCentral cyanosis
Blood losscausescentral hypovolemia
the cyanosis ... the more frequent type of poisoningcausescentral cyanosis
abnormal composition of hemoglobin such as sulphaemoglobinaemia and methaemoglobinaemia(passive) is caused byCentral cyanosis
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arousals from sleepcausearousals from sleep
Hypotension(passive) may be caused byHypotension
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decreased cardiac output , reflex tachycardia and reduced cerebral blood flowcausesdecreased cardiac output , reflex tachycardia and reduced cerebral blood flow
arousalscausearousals
reflex tachycardiacausesreflex tachycardia
to faintingeventually leadsto fainting
from splanchnic bloodresultsfrom splanchnic blood
to spasticityleadingto spasticity
to arousals and instability in ventilationleadingto arousals and instability in ventilation
from a disturbance of oxygen saturation of blood in the lungs , and peripheral cyanosis , which results from a slowing of the blood flow and from extensive oxygen extraction into the surrounding tissuesresultsfrom a disturbance of oxygen saturation of blood in the lungs , and peripheral cyanosis , which results from a slowing of the blood flow and from extensive oxygen extraction into the surrounding tissues
a bluish colour in the lips , tongue , and skin , especially the fingers and toescausesa bluish colour in the lips , tongue , and skin , especially the fingers and toes
blue discoloration of the tongue and lips as well as the peripheral tissuescausesblue discoloration of the tongue and lips as well as the peripheral tissues
bluecausesblue
in peripheral cyanosiswill resultin peripheral cyanosis
from the central nervous systemoriginatesfrom the central nervous system
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from a disturbance of oxygen saturation of blood in the lungsresultsfrom a disturbance of oxygen saturation of blood in the lungs
a bluish colourcausesa bluish colour
orexigenic effects in chickscausesorexigenic effects in chicks
to changes in hemodynamic variables as well as in vasoactive endocrine hormonesleadsto changes in hemodynamic variables as well as in vasoactive endocrine hormones
from an instability in the ventilatory control systemresultfrom an instability in the ventilatory control system
mainlyresultsmainly
from defects at the brain or spinal cordresultsfrom defects at the brain or spinal cord
when the brain fails to activate the muscles needed for breathing during sleepresultswhen the brain fails to activate the muscles needed for breathing during sleep
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permanent widening of the footoften causepermanent widening of the foot
high blood pressure , surges of adrenaline , and irregular heartbeatsmay causehigh blood pressure , surges of adrenaline , and irregular heartbeats
to central pain statescontributedto central pain states
paincausingpain
from intrapulmonary , intracardiac , or great vessel shuntsmay resultfrom intrapulmonary , intracardiac , or great vessel shunts
to metabolic syndrome with elevated well being riskleadingto metabolic syndrome with elevated well being risk
from alterations in the processing of information from the periphery by the ' soup ' of excitatory chemicals in the spinal cord released in response to continued painresultsfrom alterations in the processing of information from the periphery by the ' soup ' of excitatory chemicals in the spinal cord released in response to continued pain
to metabolic syndromeleadingto metabolic syndrome
to metabolic syndrome with improvedleadingto metabolic syndrome with improved
from alterations in the processing of information from the peripheryresultsfrom alterations in the processing of information from the periphery
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