weaning failure and subsequently prolong the time spent on mechanical ventilation , which in turn worsens the prognosismay causeweaning failure and subsequently prolong the time spent on mechanical ventilation , which in turn worsens the prognosis

a hiatal herniacausinga hiatal hernia

breathing problems and lead to respiratory failuremay causebreathing problems and lead to respiratory failure

asymptomatic.16 Respiratory failure(passive) caused byasymptomatic.16 Respiratory failure

GERD ) | FULL HEALTH SECRETS Hiatus hernia(passive) is caused byGERD ) | FULL HEALTH SECRETS Hiatus hernia

ultimately respiratory failure , which is the most common cause of death for these patientscontributesultimately respiratory failure , which is the most common cause of death for these patients

to difficulty breathing at night when lying flat and can qualify a patient for BiPAPcontributesto difficulty breathing at night when lying flat and can qualify a patient for BiPAP

to reduced energy and staminaleadsto reduced energy and stamina

from both aging and diseaseresultingfrom both aging and disease

to hypoxemia and carbon dioxide retentionleadsto hypoxemia and carbon dioxide retention

to the requirement for ventilatory supportmay have contributedto the requirement for ventilatory support

to abnormalities of respirationleadingto abnormalities of respiration

in hypoventilationresultingin hypoventilation

to respiratory insufficiency and potentially failure characterized byleadsto respiratory insufficiency and potentially failure characterized by

to a small disorder in the ventilation of the lungsleadsto a small disorder in the ventilation of the lungs

cranial diaphragm motion during inspiration as negative chest wall pressure developed by the intercostal and auxiliary muscles overwhelms the diaphragm ( 11 , 23 , 39resultscranial diaphragm motion during inspiration as negative chest wall pressure developed by the intercostal and auxiliary muscles overwhelms the diaphragm ( 11 , 23 , 39

a separation of the musclecausesa separation of the muscle

in respiratory distressmay resultin respiratory distress

orthopnoeacausesorthopnoea

to reduced energy 772 GALE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GENETIC DISORDERS and staminaleadsto reduced energy 772 GALE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GENETIC DISORDERS and stamina

paradoxic respirationtypically causesparadoxic respiration

respiratory impairment(passive) caused byrespiratory impairment

patient survival and duration of mechanical ventilationto negatively influencepatient survival and duration of mechanical ventilation

to protrusion of the contents in the abdomen into the thoracic cavity with the interference of the normal development of the lungsleadingto protrusion of the contents in the abdomen into the thoracic cavity with the interference of the normal development of the lungs

indigestion and refluxcan causeindigestion and reflux

likelycontributeslikely

the stomach(passive) is usually caused bythe stomach

Hiatus hernias(passive) are caused byHiatus hernias

symptoms of heart and related circulatory problems as well , all(passive) caused bysymptoms of heart and related circulatory problems as well , all

instability in structure from bottom to topcreatesinstability in structure from bottom to top

further contributes to air hungercontributesfurther contributes to air hunger

in outward chest wall and inward abdominal motionresultsin outward chest wall and inward abdominal motion

to problems in weaning patients from MVcan contributeto problems in weaning patients from MV

the abdominal contents to move upward into the chest cavitycausesthe abdominal contents to move upward into the chest cavity

to the morbidity and mortality in CHF patientscontributesto the morbidity and mortality in CHF patients

from ISNBinvariably resultsfrom ISNB