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Home » Dyspnea

Dyspnea

July 28, 2025 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Dyspnea

Question 1. Apnea.
Answer:

Apnea Definition:

  • It is defined as temporary cessation of breathing.

Apnea time:

  • Normal apnea time is about 40-60 seconds is normal person after a deep inspiration.

“Understanding dyspnea through FAQs: Symptoms, causes, and uses explained”

Apnea Types:

  1. Deglutition apnea – occurs during deglutition
  2. Voluntary apnea – occurs voluntarily
  3. Vagal apnea occurs due to stimulation of vagus nerve.
  4. Adrenaline apnea – occurs after injection of adrenaline.
  5. Hyperventiliation apnea – occurs after hyperventilation.

Apnea Effect:

  • Prolonged apnea results in the accumulation of Co, which stimulates respiratory centre.

Question 2. Dyspnea.
Answer:

Dyspnea Definition:

  • Dyspnea is defined as “a consciousness of necessity for increased respiratory effect”.

Dyspnea point:

  • It is the increased level of ventilation at which the difficulty in breathing becomes severe.

“Importance of studying dyspnea for medical students: Questions explained”

Dyspnea Causes:

  • Respiratory disorders
  • Cardic disorders

Dyspenic index:

  • It is the index between breathing reserve and maximum breathing capacity.

“Common challenges in mastering dyspnea notes effectively: FAQs provided”

Question 3. Effects of Hyperventilation.
Answer:

  • Washing out of excess carbondioxide.
  • Reduction in partial pressure of carbon dioxide.
  • Suppression of respiratory centers
  • Causes apnea.
  • Apnea is followed by cheyne-strokes type of breathing.

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