Examples of using Hyperventilation in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Hyperventilation that gets worse.
Breathing rapidly(hyperventilation).
Hyperventilation, or rapid breathing.
Fast breathing is called hyperventilation.
Hyperventilation is often a part of panic attacks.
When someone breathes deeply and too fast,it's called hyperventilation.
When hyperventilation is a frequent occurrence, this is known as hyperventilation syndrome.
During periods of anxiety, a person's breathing may become rapid and shallow,which is called hyperventilation.
A change in mental status and hyperventilation may be the earliest signs of impending sepsis.
Hyperventilation brings on many sensations(such as light-headedness and tightness of the chest) that occur during a panic attack.
Serum phosphorus andionized calcium may be diminished in patients with hyperventilation and carpopedal spasm, Chvostek sign, or Trousseau sign.
Hyperventilation: Breathing too fast, such as during a panic attack or even when playing a wind instrument, can provoke dizziness.
This may be brought about by adecline in the tension of oxygen in the inspired air without sufficient compensatory alveolar hyperventilation to maintain alveolar oxygen tension.
Hyperventilation is the condition when you're breathing so rapidly and commonly caused by the lung infections or the heart failure.
This is achieved by changes in the rate and depth of breathing(i.e. by hyperventilation or hypoventilation), which blows off or retains carbon dioxide(and thus carbonic acid) in the blood plasma.
Hyperventilation leads to a depletion of carbon dioxide within the body, known clinically as hypocapnia, which causes our blood to become more alkaline.
Also, breathing into a paper bag when one is having trouble breathingcan make matters worse when the hyperventilation is the result of conditions of oxygen deprivation, like an asthma attack or a heart attack.
With intentional hyperventilation, the CO2 content of arterial blood may be lowered to 10- 20 mm Hg(the oxygen content of the blood is little affected), and the respiratory drive is diminished.
Mass hysteria, or mass psychogenic illness, as it's also known,is the rapid spread of physical symptoms such as hyperventilation and twitching among a substantial group of people- with no plausible organic cause.
Hyperventilation to reduce the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in the blood(PaCO2) to 25-30 mm Hg can quickly lower ICP via vasoconstriction, causing decreased cerebral blood flow, but this effect is short lived.
Although many people breathe into a paper bag when afflicted by the hyperventilation that can be associated with panic, the benefit received may be the result of the individual believing it will help(placebo effect).
However, after learning from Sai that the rest of his comrades were aiming to kill Sasuke, and that nobody in the village would ever accept him again,Naruto suffered from hyperventilation due to the extreme conflict that he has been presented with.
Although many people breathe into a paper bag in an attempt to alleviate the hyperventilation that can be associated with panic, the benefit received may be the result of the individual thinking it will help(a placebo effect).
However, after realizing that the rest of his comrades are aiming to kill Sasuke, and that nobody in the village will ever accept him again,Naruto apparently suffered from hyperventilation due to the extreme conflict that he has been presented with.
Common method to control increased intracranial pressure may be performed such as hyperventilation, fluid retention, raised his head, avoiding flexion of the head, and excessive head rotation that could compromise venous return to the head.
If you have asthma, I suggest looking into The Buteyko Method, which teaches you how to bring your breathing volume back toward normal or, in other words,to reverse what's called chronic hyperventilation or chronic over-breathing.
Advocates of the Buteyko method claim that it can treat a wide range of other diseases and symptoms(numbering up to 150), including diabetes, reproductive disorders and psychological disorders,which they believe is aggravated by hyperventilation and hypocapnia, and therefore are treated by use of the Buteyko method.