by a decrease in CO(passive) caused byimpaired end - organ perfusion
by a decrease in CO despite adequate intravascular volume(passive) caused byimpaired end - organ perfusion
when the ductus arteriosus closes , the heart can not grill blood into the systemic disseminationcausingpoor perfusion of the central organs
a low blood pressureresultsin low perfusion of organs
The decrease in blood volumeleadsto poor perfusion of organs
cardiac output ultimately leadingto poor organ perfusion
The mucus in the lungs , throat and intestinescausesblockages in organs
by hypotension and thrombosis(passive) caused bypoor organ perfusion
by hypotension and thrombosis in the microcirculation(passive) caused bypoor organ perfusion
The low BPwould have causeddecreased perfusion of the organs
Decreased blood pressurecausesdecreased organ perfusion
by Alexis Carrel and Charles Lindbergh(passive) designed byan organ perfusion pump
Alexis Carrel and Charles Lindbergh(passive) originally designed bythe organ perfusion pump
linetherefore causingdecreased organ perfusion
low circulating blood volumeleadingto poor perfusion of the organs in the body
A low extracellular volumecan resultin impaired organ perfusion
stratifications that narrow the lumencan causeischemia of the organs
inadequate circulationresultingin inadequate perfusion of organs
Symptoms Of Hypotension Hypotensionwill resultin inadequate perfusion of organs
Hypotensionwill resultin inadequate perfusion of organs
by loss of intravascular volume(passive) caused byinadequate organ perfusion
by trauma or severe sepsis(passive) caused byischemic organs
vasodilation and subsequent hypotensioncan influencevital organ perfusion
This stagnationcausesundernourishment of the organs
prolonged time to asystolelikely resultingin suboptimal organ perfusion
factorsinfluencingcerebral perfusion
by dehydration(passive) caused bycerebral perfusion
stent placement in the true lumen of the organ arterywill causereconstitution of organ perfusion
hypoglicemiamay causecerebral perfusion
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It also potentiates peripheral vasodilationthus contributingto the hypo - perfusion of vital organs
limb branch involvementcausingin perfusion of an organ
the bodycan causecoronary perfusion
Viscral branch or limb branch involvementcausingin perfusion of an organ
Damage to semicircular canals and/orcausesotolith organs
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interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy ( IF / TA(passive) was also influenced byCortical perfusion
by the current Cancer Moon Sign(passive) influenced byOrgans ... : Organs
a peripheral compartmentdesignedup of organs
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a decline in blood pressurecan causea decline in blood pressure
in improved tissue oxygenationresultsin improved tissue oxygenation
to metabolic homeostasiscontributingto metabolic homeostasis
body(passive) caused bybody
to tissue hypoxia , anaerobic metabolism , activation of an inflammatory cascade , and eventual organ dysfunctionleadsto tissue hypoxia , anaerobic metabolism , activation of an inflammatory cascade , and eventual organ dysfunction
to cerebral Antagonistleadingto cerebral Antagonist
to acute events and chronic end organ dysfunctionleadingto acute events and chronic end organ dysfunction
not only in organ dysfunction but also exacerbations of polymicrobial bacteremia due to intestinal mucosal leakagemay resultnot only in organ dysfunction but also exacerbations of polymicrobial bacteremia due to intestinal mucosal leakage
to organ malfunctionleadsto organ malfunction
not only in organ dysfunction but also exacerbations of polymicrobial bacteremiamay resultnot only in organ dysfunction but also exacerbations of polymicrobial bacteremia
to irreversible end organ damage [ 3leadingto irreversible end organ damage [ 3
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to subsequent organ failureleadingto subsequent organ failure
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to organ damage and failureleadingto organ damage and failure
ultimatelyleadingultimately
to hypoxia , decreased urine output , or altered mental status , or elevated lactate levels sepsisleadingto hypoxia , decreased urine output , or altered mental status , or elevated lactate levels sepsis
ischemic injury and cytotoxic edemacausingischemic injury and cytotoxic edema
to ischemia or insufficient blood flow to the cellsleadsto ischemia or insufficient blood flow to the cells
to cerebral edemaleadingto cerebral edema
in cerebral hypoxiaresultsin cerebral hypoxia
to irreversible neurologic damagemay leadto irreversible neurologic damage
to syncope followed by quick recovery as the person collapses and the increased venous return restores blood pressure and cerebral perfusionleadingto syncope followed by quick recovery as the person collapses and the increased venous return restores blood pressure and cerebral perfusion
in strokeresultingin stroke
to ischemialeadingto ischemia
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damage to the capillary bed and resulting in parenchymal injurycausingdamage to the capillary bed and resulting in parenchymal injury
to an ischaemic strokeleadingto an ischaemic stroke
in brain damageresultingin brain damage
in progressive organ dysfunction , metabolic acidosisresultingin progressive organ dysfunction , metabolic acidosis
to profound worsening of neurologic deficitscan leadto profound worsening of neurologic deficits
to ischaemialeadingto ischaemia
ischaemiacausingischaemia
to an increased threat of CV problemsleadingto an increased threat of CV problems
in improved blood flow to the brainresultsin improved blood flow to the brain
depressioncausingdepression
in a sensation of impending loss on consciousnessresultingin a sensation of impending loss on consciousness
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