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It is a deadly problemmay causeparalysis of the muscles , including the diaphragm that makes breathing possible
The spasmsresultfrom an involuntary contraction of the diaphragm , a muscle located below the lungs that is essential to normal breathing
Very large doses of epidural anaestheticcan causeparalysis of the intercostal muscles and diaphragm ( which are responsible for breathing
As the nervous system is flooded with excess acetylcholine , repeated muscle contractions occurresultingin asphyxiation due to constant contraction of the diaphragm muscle
a reflexwill causeyour breathing muscles including the diaphragm and the muscles between the ribs to spasm
progressive glycogen accumulationleadsto weakness of the respiratory muscle including the diaphragm
Any kind of irritation ... producing soundcausedin the muscles of diaphragm muscles results in unpredictable breath
o Structures ... ocontributeto breathing Diaphragm Chest wall muscles Accessory muscles of breathing Nerves to the muscles
Following a spinal cord injury , brainstem projections traveling down the spinal cord are severedultimately leadingto paralysis of respiratory muscles such as the diaphragm
a battery packto causethe diaphragm ( breathing muscle ) to contract
the urge to vomitcausesa contraction of the muscles of the diaphragm and respiratory organs
Bronchospasmleadsto contraction and constriction of muscles during the lungs
Bronchospasmleadsto contraction and constriction of muscles in the lungs
Bronchospasmleadsto contraction and constriction of muscles into the lungs
which uses implanted electrodes and a battery packto causethe diaphragm ( breathing muscle ) to contract
implanted electrodes and a battery packto causethe diaphragm ( breathing muscle ) to contract
the action of chemicalscausecontraction of muscles surrounding the airways
Proper breathingcan contributeto relaxation of the diaphragm and respiratory muscles
Muscular spasms or bronchospasmleadsto the contraction and constriction of muscles in the lungs
Inhaling ... an active movementresultsfrom the contraction of a muscle called the diaphragm
irritationcausedin the diaphragm muscle tissues outcomes in erratic breathing
This stimulationresultsin the contraction occurring in the diaphragm and intercostal muscles
a reflexcausingthe diaphragm , the main breathing muscle , to spasm
substancescausingcontraction of the muscles in mammalian tissues
the motor neurons ... the spinal cordcausemuscle contraction in the diaphragm , 2
Any movementresultingfrom the contraction of respiratory muscles
Impulses from the inspiratory centre in the medullacausecontraction of breathing muscles
in turncausesthe contraction of the diaphragm , the pectoral muscles
the phrenic nerve or nerve - muscle interfacecausinga contraction in the diaphragm muscle
> ) begin a steady increase in firingleadingto contraction of the respiratory muscles
The electric chair appears to kill by asphyxiationcausesuncontrolled contraction of the muscles of respiration
the electroventilationresultsfrom contraction of the diaphragm muscles
the chestleadsto breathing through contractions of the diaphragm
a signaling cascaderesultsin contraction of airway smooth muscle
when cells of the solitary tract nucleus ( along with cells of the ventral respiratory group ) begin a steady increase in firingleadingto contraction of the respiratory muscles
leukotriene 'sresultsin contraction of bronchial muscles
a pacing leadresultsin contraction of the diaphragm ( hiccup
Boswellia reduces leukotriene 'sresultsin contraction of bronchial muscles
vagus or phrenic nervescausesinvoluntary contraction of the diaphragm
to vagus or phrenic nervescausesinvoluntary contraction of the diaphragm
Hiccups(passive) are caused byHiccups
Hiccups(passive) are causedHiccups
Hiccups(passive) are causedHiccups
in increased intra - abdominal pressureresultingin increased intra - abdominal pressure
Increased airway resistance(passive) caused byIncreased airway resistance
the dome of the diaphragm to descend , increasing the volume of the thoracic cavitycausingthe dome of the diaphragm to descend , increasing the volume of the thoracic cavity
changes in intrathoracic and alveolar pressures ... leading to inspiration and expirationcausechanges in intrathoracic and alveolar pressures ... leading to inspiration and expiration
These reflex actions(passive) are causedThese reflex actions
diaphragmatic flutter(passive) is caused bydiaphragmatic flutter
sudden inspiration with closure of the glottiscausingsudden inspiration with closure of the glottis
to a compression of muscle capillariesmay leadto a compression of muscle capillaries
the pleural space and chest cavity to expandcausesthe pleural space and chest cavity to expand
Hiccups(passive) are caused byHiccups
about 20 %contributingabout 20 %
to an expansion of thoracic cavity and a decrease in the pleural space pressureleadingto an expansion of thoracic cavity and a decrease in the pleural space pressure
to an expansion of thoracic cavity andleadingto an expansion of thoracic cavity and
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Hiccups Hiccups(passive) are caused byHiccups Hiccups
an increase in the size of the thoracic cavitycausesan increase in the size of the thoracic cavity
Hiccups(passive) are caused byHiccups
grunting(passive) often caused bygrunting
to a sneeze or a cough in order to expel the irritants from the respiratory tractleadsto a sneeze or a cough in order to expel the irritants from the respiratory tract
deathcausesdeath
to expansion of the thoracic cavityleadsto expansion of the thoracic cavity
expansion of the thoracic cavitycausesexpansion of the thoracic cavity
the opening between the vocal cordscausingthe opening between the vocal cords
the diaphragm to flattencausesthe diaphragm to flatten
the thoracic cavity to increase in volumecausesthe thoracic cavity to increase in volume
expansion of the thoracic holecausesexpansion of the thoracic hole
in the flattening of the diaphragmresultin the flattening of the diaphragm
throat clearing , sniffing , and grunting(passive) often caused bythroat clearing , sniffing , and grunting
throat clearing , sniffing , and grunting(passive) often caused bythroat clearing , sniffing , and grunting
breathlessness(passive) caused bybreathlessness
breathlessness(passive) caused bybreathlessness
a forced expiration(passive) caused bya forced expiration
The sense of suffocation(passive) is caused byThe sense of suffocation
inhalation of aircausesinhalation of air
the thoracic cavity to increase in volume , thus decreasing the pressures within the lung ( Intrapleural and Alveolar Pressurescausesthe thoracic cavity to increase in volume , thus decreasing the pressures within the lung ( Intrapleural and Alveolar Pressures
the diaphragm to flattencausesthe diaphragm to flatten
a pressure variation , which is equal to the pressures caused by elastic , resistive and inertial components of the respiratory systemcausea pressure variation , which is equal to the pressures caused by elastic , resistive and inertial components of the respiratory system