What are symptoms are involved with the respiratory and the chest?
Listed as 786 in the ICD-9-CM coding index.
What are the symptoms involved with the respiratory system?
Yes, this is a broad topic.
I'm not looking for any certain answer.
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it depends if you smoke, bronchtis and emphysema( if not smoking then you might have tuberculosis) (
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What is the recovery like after having respiratory failure and being resuscitated?
Say a man is having acute respiratory failure, is resuscitated and is back to consciousness, what will they be like physically and mentally? Would they be able to stand and function fairly normally etc?
I am very limited in my knowledge of medical subjects and could not find the information online.
The context for this question comes from writing a fictional story.
Thanks in advance, no one ever seems to be able to answer my questions.
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Would probably have motor skill issues...but i would check med websites. Depending on the trauma of getting the respiratory failure...it could have mental backlashes, but it really depends on how it happened.
And the motor skill thing shouldn't last long... It depends on how it happened and how long they were out. (
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What are the effects of paralysis on speech?
I don't mean paralysis caused by stroke. I'm talking about quadraplegia, the paralysis of the arms and legs, caused by a direct strike to the upper spinal cord.
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is does not affect speech. The speech center is above the spinal cord in the area of the Brain cause Broca's.
People with high level SCI that are trached and on a ventilator have speech issues but not related to the SCI but the tube inserted through the vocal cords. (
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What is the good remedy for the paralysis come from high dose of malarial pills ?
What is the good remedy for the paralysis come from high dose of malarial pills ?
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sleep (
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How important is it for Respiratory Therapist to have BA instead of AA degree? Or does it matter?
I am trying to decide whether to get my Bachelor's in Respiratory Therapy, or stick with Associates... I keep hearing it's rather pointless to spend money on Bachelors degree in Respiratory Therapy field... Does it affect pay, career options, or chances for hire?
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I find a bachelors in RT to be a waste ... I still find it important to at least get a bachelors, but get it in something that will provide your a broader scope of employment opportunities ... the BS in RT limits you compared to say a BA in Marketing or Finance, Education, etc (
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How can i get rid of a upper respiratory infection fast?
i have a upper respiratory infection, and i was told to drink a lot of fluids. but it hurts so bad when i swallow anything, even just spit, that i just cant handle to drink anything. can anyone help me? have any advice of how to make this infection hurt less, or end faster? ive been taking advil and tylenol, neither help at all.
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drink lotsa water, use a nasal rinse, suck on zinc lozenges, and rest. wash your hands better, treat your symptoms, and follow up with your doctor. (
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Does Sleep Paralysis have any deeper meaning then just waking up during the REM stage?
I understand what sleep paralysis is. I just want to know if there are any other beliefs out there.
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I have no answers for the "Science" part of it.
Depends on what dreams, nightmares may accompany your sleep paralysis.
Been there, made it through, with my faith because I know the truth. (
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The impact of respiratory diseases on our economy in lost work?
If you look at the impact of respiratory diseases on our economy in lost work time, and also in profits to the advertising and pharmaceutical industries - what would happen if vaccines were developed that prevented 95% of colds? What would happen to the number of sick days people took? What would happen to the cold/flu section of your local drug store?
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files.dcp2.org/pdf/expressbooks/respira.pdf
files.dcp2.org/pdf/DCP/DCP35.pdf
www.who.int/chp/working_paper_growth model29may.pdf (
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What is sleep paralysis and does it make u get sick?
I just experienced sleep paralysis yesterday for the first time, i dreamed about someone waking me up which is impossible cause i always lock my door. and when i opened my eyes i saw this black figure standing beside my bed. I freaked out and cant scream and move, the next day i got fever, runny nose and cough, am i being possesed?
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I'd describe SP as the threshold between dreams and reality. Normally before you go to sleep your whole body paralyzes so that you don't act out your dreams. Most of the time we are already at an unconscious state at this moment, but if you are conscious you experience the SP.
Your mind is still "awake", but your body begins to feel strange and the mind associats this to danger most of the time, so you get a very spooky feeling most of the time. And yes you can open your eyes in this moment and you hear weird repeating noises sometimes.
Still it has its advantages because you can sort of "leave" your body and enter the dream state right away into a lucid dream, which is a transition that is simply undescribable in words.
And no you are not being possesed, although it is a scary feeling the first time, if you relax thorugh the process you can actually benefit from it. (
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How is the respiratory and circulatory systems are related anatomically and functionally?
Explain how the respiratory and circulatory systems are related anatomically and functionally.
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see https://camcom.ngu.edu/Shared%20Documents/Chapt%203.ppt (
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