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general any
labored breathing,
including Biot's
respirations and
ataxic respirations).
Agonal respirations are also
commonly seen in
cases of cardiogenic...
- Look up
respiration or
respire in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Respiration may
refer to:
Cellular respiration, the
process in
which nutrients are...
- John. "A
Peculiar Type of Dyspnea: Kussmaul, Cheyne-Stokes, and Biot
Respirations" (PDF).
Historia Medicinae. 3 (1). (in French) Biot MC. Contribution...
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Apneustic respiration (a.k.a. apneusis) is an
abnormal pattern of
breathing characterized by deep,
gasping inspiration with a
pause at full inspiration...
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disturbing to the family.[citation needed] Cheyne–Stokes
respirations are not the same as Biot's
respirations ("cluster breathing"), in
which groups of breaths...
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interchangeably with Biot's
respiration. It is
believed that
intensive care
technology may be
masking the
presence of Biot's
Respirations. This
could be related...
- The
muscles of
respiration are the
muscles that
contribute to
inhalation and exhalation, by
aiding in the
expansion and
contraction of the
thoracic cavity...
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Anaerobic respiration is
respiration using electron acceptors other than
molecular oxygen (O2).
Although oxygen is not the
final electron acceptor, the...
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Cellular respiration is the
process by
which biological fuels are
oxidized in the
presence of an
inorganic electron acceptor, such as oxygen, to drive...
- In physiology,
respiration is the
movement of
oxygen from the
outside environment to the
cells within tissues, and the
removal of
carbon dioxide in the...
