In this article we will discuss about the classification and essential conditions of asphyxia. Improper aeration of blood, if continued for some time in an intact animal, produces a series of pathological manifestations and ultimately death. These manifestations are collectively called asphyxia. Classifications of Asphyxia: i. General: Such as, by occlusion of the trachea, pneumothorax, […]
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Dyspnoea: Factors and Causes | Respiration | Humans | Biology
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Dyspnoea means difficulty in breathing associated with a sense of distress. It is to be differentiated from hyperpnoea which simply means hyperventilation, as occurs in muscular exercise, and is usually not associated with sense of distress, unless, of course, the exercise very severe. Factors Responsible for Dyspnoea: The factors responsible for dyspnoea may be classified […]
Anoxia: Classification and Therapy | Respiration | Humans | Biology
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In this article we will discuss about the classification and therapy of anoxia. Anoxia is a condition characterised by inadequate or decreased supply of oxygen to the lungs because of extrinsic reasons. The term ‘hypoxia’ is more appropriate and is used synonymously with anoxia. Classification of Anoxia: 1. Anoxic Type of Anoxia or Arterial Hypoxia: […]
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