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trauma to the lungs , ribs and chest muscles(passive) Caused byTension pneumothorax
trauma to the lungs and/or chest cavity ( ribs and muscles(passive) Caused byTension pneumothorax
Rarely , needle induced lung parenchymal injurycan causetension pneumothorax
displaced to the opposite sidecausinga tension pneumothorax
Physical Exam Pitfalls : Physical exam findings indicative of septic shock ormay leadtension pneumothorax
patients receiving positive pressure ventilation(passive) can be caused byTension pneumothorax
Tracheal rupture ... positive pressure ventilationmay resultin tension pneumothorax
blunt or penetrating trauma , which were reported in ... DHA191 - 008(passive) may be caused byTension pneumothorax
a plethora of trauma(passive) caused bytension pneumothorax
bullae ruptureresultingin tension pneumothorax
A novel wayto preventtension pneumothorax
an anecdote ... a wayto preventtension pneumothorax
ventilation ... helppreventtension pneumothorax
the wound ... to helppreventtension pneumothorax
a penetrating chest trauma(passive) potentially caused bytension pneumothorax
The greatest risk of anesthesia is rupture of the air cavity during positive - pressure ventilationresultingin tension pneumothorax
when excessive pressure builds up around the lung , forcing it to collapse(passive) is causedTension pneumothorax
PneumothoraxAlternative NamesPneumothorax - tensionCauses , incidence , and risk factorsAny condition that leads to pneumothoraxcan causea tension pneumothorax
is accumulated in the pleural spacesometimes leadingin tension pneumothorax
the pleural cavity ... helppreventTension Pneumothorax
The chest seal ... to helppreventtension pneumothorax
the right main stem bronchuscould causea tension pneumothorax
one - way tissue flapsresultedin tension pneumothorax
The pleural space must be ventedto preventa tension pneumothorax
to rapidly expand the pleural spacecausinga tension pneumothorax
a hypopharyngeal injury that occurred during endotracheal intubationresultedin tension pneumothorax
a one - way ball- valve effect(passive) caused bya tension pneumothorax
rapid accumulation of air in the pleural space(passive) is caused byTension pneumothorax
Leaking and trapping of air in the pleural spacecan resultin tension pneumothorax
if there is a continued air leak to the pleural spacepotentially resultingin tension pneumothorax
to enlarge rapidly and rupture into the pleural spacecausingtension pneumothorax
damage that creates a one - way valve effect(passive) is caused byTension pneumothorax
sterile occlusive dressings with one way valvesto preventa tension pneumothorax
an hole in the chest wall with UNSEALED LUNG DAMAGE(passive) is caused byTENSION pneumothorax
The risk for treating PSP with observation is recurrence and progressionpotentially resultingin tension pneumothorax
a one - way valve apparatus installed in a chest wound seal that claimsto preventtension pneumothorax
The present invention satisfies the objectives by providing a chest wound seal that is an occlusive dressing for use on a penetrating chest wound that may be used to treat an open pneumothorax and/orto preventa tension pneumothorax
a check - valve mechanism in which air can escape from the lung into the pleural space but can not be vented(passive) is caused byTension pneumothorax
Once applied , the one - way valve contained in the chest wound seal operates as described to permit venting through the penetrating chest wound of air and/or other fluids from the pleural space during exhalationthereby preventingtension pneumothorax
positive pressure in the pleural space leading to decreased venous return , hypotension , and hypoxia(passive) is caused byTension pneumothorax
from mechanical ventilation or after cardiac arrestmay resultfrom mechanical ventilation or after cardiac arrest
a cardiac arrest with return of spontaneous circulation(passive) caused bya cardiac arrest with return of spontaneous circulation
to cardiovascular collapse and deathcan leadto cardiovascular collapse and death
complete cardiovascular collapsecan causecomplete cardiovascular collapse
by ventilating rigid bronchoscopy for removal of foreign body Safdar Hussain , MCPScausedby ventilating rigid bronchoscopy for removal of foreign body Safdar Hussain , MCPS
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from gunshots , stab wounds , or other penetrating chest trauma Failure - proof triple valve design of the BCSresultfrom gunshots , stab wounds , or other penetrating chest trauma Failure - proof triple valve design of the BCS
severe hypotension ( obstructive shock ) and even deathcan causesevere hypotension ( obstructive shock ) and even death
death in minutescan causedeath in minutes
sudden deathalso may causesudden death
severe hypotension ... and open pneumothorax can compromise ventilationcan causesevere hypotension ... and open pneumothorax can compromise ventilation
to shock , low blood pressure and deathcan leadto shock , low blood pressure and death
electromechanical dissociation.7(3 ... 457в463can causeelectromechanical dissociation.7(3 ... 457в463
by ventilating rigid bronchoscopy for removal of foreign body – Anaesthesia , Pain & Intensive Care CASE REPORTcausedby ventilating rigid bronchoscopy for removal of foreign body – Anaesthesia , Pain & Intensive Care CASE REPORT
to marked hypotension from decreased cardiac outputcan leadto marked hypotension from decreased cardiac output
traction on sympathetic fibers owing to shift of mediastinal structures Infiltration or infection of cervical nodesmay causetraction on sympathetic fibers owing to shift of mediastinal structures Infiltration or infection of cervical nodes
the most unfortunate respiratory system signs and symptomscreatesthe most unfortunate respiratory system signs and symptoms
progressive difficulty with ventilation as the normal lung is compressedcausesprogressive difficulty with ventilation as the normal lung is compressed
from a sucking chest woundresultingfrom a sucking chest wound
in life threatening intercostal artery injury | Medical Journals Press Releases - Longdom Journal of Perioperative Medicineresultingin life threatening intercostal artery injury | Medical Journals Press Releases - Longdom Journal of Perioperative Medicine
in the above plus evidence of hypotension and a decrease in cardiac outputmay resultin the above plus evidence of hypotension and a decrease in cardiac output
from gunshots , stab wounds , or other chest injuriesresultingfrom gunshots , stab wounds , or other chest injuries
from gunshots , stabwounds , or other penetrating chest traumaresultfrom gunshots , stabwounds , or other penetrating chest trauma
death through respiratory failure in the non - ventilated patientto causedeath through respiratory failure in the non - ventilated patient
to and ... possibly directly caused " the man 's deathcontributedto and ... possibly directly caused " the man 's death
a picture of shock with hypotension , diminished pulses , diminished or absent breath sounds on the affected side ... and distended neck veins and/or tracheal deviationmay causea picture of shock with hypotension , diminished pulses , diminished or absent breath sounds on the affected side ... and distended neck veins and/or tracheal deviation
hypotension ( via reduced cardiac output ) and hypoxia ( via reduced ventilationclassically causeshypotension ( via reduced cardiac output ) and hypoxia ( via reduced ventilation
severe hypotension , Common Questions and Answers about Jaw pain gastroesophageal refluxcan causesevere hypotension , Common Questions and Answers about Jaw pain gastroesophageal reflux
life - threatening situations(passive) caused bylife - threatening situations
from subclavian central line placement combined with the fact that the patient is on positive pressure ventilation ( PPVresultedfrom subclavian central line placement combined with the fact that the patient is on positive pressure ventilation ( PPV
from gunshots , stab wounds , projectile , explosive , or other chest injuriesresultingfrom gunshots , stab wounds , projectile , explosive , or other chest injuries
hemodynamic instability secondary to decreased venous return and , subsequently , ECMO flowcan causehemodynamic instability secondary to decreased venous return and , subsequently , ECMO flow
an extremely high pressure to occur in the pleura causing the lungs to collapse completelycan causean extremely high pressure to occur in the pleura causing the lungs to collapse completely
from positive - pressure ventilation , inadvertent tracheal laceration during intubation , thoracic surgery , thoracocentesis , or fine - needle lung aspirationcan resultfrom positive - pressure ventilation , inadvertent tracheal laceration during intubation , thoracic surgery , thoracocentesis , or fine - needle lung aspiration
from laceration of cervical trachea and mediastinal pleuraresultingfrom laceration of cervical trachea and mediastinal pleura
to compression of the heart and a mediastinal shift which can be fatalleadsto compression of the heart and a mediastinal shift which can be fatal
Air accumulates in the pleural space with each breathmay resultAir accumulates in the pleural space with each breath
from free air filling the chest cavityresultsfrom free air filling the chest cavity
an abrupt elevation in CVP ... together with absent breath sounds on the ipsilateral side , tachypnea , agitation , hypoxemia and ... later ... hypotensioncausesan abrupt elevation in CVP ... together with absent breath sounds on the ipsilateral side , tachypnea , agitation , hypoxemia and ... later ... hypotension
severe breathlessness , cyanosis , tachycardia , hypotension , grossly elevated jugular venous pulse , and evidence of mediastinal shift ( trachea and apex displaced away from the side of the chest under tension , which may appear unduly prominentcausessevere breathlessness , cyanosis , tachycardia , hypotension , grossly elevated jugular venous pulse , and evidence of mediastinal shift ( trachea and apex displaced away from the side of the chest under tension , which may appear unduly prominent