Sentences with phrase «low oxygen in the blood»

Low oxygen in the blood will cause babies to have blue - colored skin, which is why the disease is commonly called «blue baby» disease.

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Landon was diagnosed with hypernatremic dehydration (a high concentration of sodium in the blood), cardiac arrest from hypovolemic shock (a condition where the liquid portion of the blood is dangerously low), and hypoxic - ischemic encephalopathy (a brain injury caused by oxygen deprivation).

The veins are responsible for transporting the blood low in oxygen and nutrients from the muscles to the heart.

This theory states that due to the better blood circulation in the lower limbs, the muscles are getting nutrients and oxygen quicker, which in turn leads to better performance.

Some interventions have resulted in bruising, facial injuries, displacement of skull bones and blood clots in the scalp, cognitive issues, lower oxygen supply, and other injuries.

In rare cases, the drop in blood pressure is severe enough to reduce heart output, lower oxygen going to the brain, and cause faintinIn rare cases, the drop in blood pressure is severe enough to reduce heart output, lower oxygen going to the brain, and cause faintinin blood pressure is severe enough to reduce heart output, lower oxygen going to the brain, and cause fainting.

Medical studies published on the medical website Pediatrics state that keeping a new - born baby in an upright position for long periods of time lowers the amount of oxygen in its blood.

The most common complications that lead to ongoing disability include intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) or bleeding in the brain, asphyxia or a lack of oxygen to the brain, severe jaundice, hypoglycemia or a low blood sugar level, severe infections, long - term use of ventilation, and chronic lung disease known as bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD)

However, research suggests that sitting upright in a car seat might compress a newborn's chest and lead to lower levels of oxygen in the blood.

In rare instances, benzocaine can cause methemoglobinemia, a serious condition in which the amount of oxygen in the blood drops dangerously loIn rare instances, benzocaine can cause methemoglobinemia, a serious condition in which the amount of oxygen in the blood drops dangerously loin which the amount of oxygen in the blood drops dangerously loin the blood drops dangerously low.

Extended bed rest, always sitting in a chair, or standing in place for too long can lead to blood clots, lower oxygen levels, and contribute to varicose veins.

And new research shows how genetic alterations in this odd - colored blood have helped the octopus colonize the world's wide oceans — from the deep, freezing Antarctic to the warm equatorial tropics.The iron - based protein (hemoglobin) that carries oxygen in the blood for us red - blooded vertebrates becomes ineffective when faced with low - oxygen levels.

Over a median eight years» follow - up, 70 percent of patients developed anemia: low levels of hemoglobin, which carries oxygen in the blood.

These images from the virtual tissue model show, from left to right, growing areas of lower oxygen (blue regions, middle row) and the corresponding progression of protein VEGF (red regions, bottom row), concomitant with «domino - like» progressive loss of small blood vessels in the retina over time (region without arrows, top row).

In sickle cell disease, a mutation in the beta - globin gene causes hemoglobin to polymerize under low - oxygen conditions in body tissues, deforming red blood cellIn sickle cell disease, a mutation in the beta - globin gene causes hemoglobin to polymerize under low - oxygen conditions in body tissues, deforming red blood cellin the beta - globin gene causes hemoglobin to polymerize under low - oxygen conditions in body tissues, deforming red blood cellin body tissues, deforming red blood cells.

The normal job of the carotid body, nestled in the carotid artery, is to signal your brain to step up your breathing if your blood oxygen concentrations drop too low.

Previous studies have shown that they have lower oxygen concentrations in the blood of their arteries (ScienceNOW, 16 September 2004).

Saurabh Saha of BioMed Valley Discoveries in Kansas City, Missouri, and his colleagues wondered whether they could use the bacteria to selectively kill mammalian cells within cancerous tumours, which often have a poor blood supply and therefore low oxygen levels.

A group of researchers led by physical anthropologist Cynthia Beall of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, hypothesized that Tibetans might offset low oxygen levels by increasing blood flow.

The one year results, revealed today, show that the remede ® system led to substantial benefits in sleep parameters including a reduction in AHI, a reduction in the time spent with low blood oxygen levels overnight, and improvements in sleep efficiency and REM sleep.

The experiments demonstrated that the blood cells can sense when the environment outside the capillaries is low in oxygen — which occurs when neurons take up more oxygen to generate energy — and respond by rushing to deliver more.

Both anemia and low hemoglobin levels, which are proteins in red blood cells that carry oxygen throughout the body, are also common in older people, said Phyo Myint, M.D., senior study author and Professor of Medicine of Old Age at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland.

«Our current studies were conducted in mice, but we hope that one day we will be able to take advantage of the body's natural response to low blood oxygen levels with drugs that mimics low oxygen conditions.

«It seems that the blood vessel cells have their own way of tightening up the barrier when they are in a low oxygen stress situation.»

Although this study can not determine causality — whether OSA leads to high blood sugar or vice versa — Reutrakul said previous studies in healthy humans show that lowering one's oxygen level can lead to impaired glucose metabolism.

These images from the virtual tissue model show, from left, growing areas of lower oxygen (blue regions, middle row) and the corresponding progression of the protein VEGF (red regions, bottom row), concomitant with «domino - like» progressive loss of small blood vessels in the retina over time (region without arrows, top row).

«In a young, healthy individual, hypoxia — low oxygen levels — triggers the body to make factors that help coordinate the growth of new blood vessels but this process doesn't work as well as we age,» says Gregg Semenza, M.D., Ph.D., professor of pediatrics and genetic medicine and director of the vascular biology program at the Johns Hopkins Institute for Cell Engineering.

They asked: How can the marrow, which is highly permeated with blood capillaries, harbor blood stem cells in a low - oxygen microenvironment?

Whether the result of just having woken up or of having MS, fatigue means lower oxygen saturation in the blood and a higher brain temperature.

That's because breathing into the diaphragm brings more oxygen into the body, which in turn slows heartbeat and lowers blood pressure.

Just like electrolyte balance needs to be maintained, the amount of sodium in our body also needs to be regulated to keep our blood pressure at just the right spot: Too high and it can increase our risk for heart disease, too low and we can feel faint since oxygen isn't getting to our cells quickly enough.

Breathing like this — as opposed to taking shallow breaths, which we tend to do when stressed — forces more oxygen into your cells, slows your heart rate, lowers blood pressure, and improves circulation, ultimately resulting in an energy boost.

Athletes and hard exercisers may have low body B12 status, due to increased metabolism and demand for this vitamin to repair damaged blood cells and injured muscle tissue, and to carry more oxygen around in the blood while exercising.

In the short term, your body will undergo the following changes: ventilation (respiratory rate) increases in response to a lower amount of oxygen in the blood, blood then becomes more alkaline (meaning less acidic) as you hyperventilate, and this alkaline state in turn signals your body to breathe less than you should in order to get substantial oxygen to your tissueIn the short term, your body will undergo the following changes: ventilation (respiratory rate) increases in response to a lower amount of oxygen in the blood, blood then becomes more alkaline (meaning less acidic) as you hyperventilate, and this alkaline state in turn signals your body to breathe less than you should in order to get substantial oxygen to your tissuein response to a lower amount of oxygen in the blood, blood then becomes more alkaline (meaning less acidic) as you hyperventilate, and this alkaline state in turn signals your body to breathe less than you should in order to get substantial oxygen to your tissuein the blood, blood then becomes more alkaline (meaning less acidic) as you hyperventilate, and this alkaline state in turn signals your body to breathe less than you should in order to get substantial oxygen to your tissuein turn signals your body to breathe less than you should in order to get substantial oxygen to your tissuein order to get substantial oxygen to your tissues.

You don't have enough oxygen in your blood, in your brain, then you're going to have low performance and you can increase oxygen.

When the quantity of oxygen in an indoor space is too low, heart rate and blood pressure slightly increase, and blood sugar drops; we feel drowsy, irritable, low energy, and in need of a boost.

Obstructive sleep apnea results in low oxygen levels in the blood.

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Anemia is an extremely common condition of low blood cells and hemoglobin, resulting in poor oxygen delivery to the body and symptoms of fatigue.

High temp increases heart rate, burns calories, and increased blood and oxygen flow can relieve chronic joint and muscle pain / stiffness, Helps lower blood pressure by dilating blood vessels; results in lowered cortisol, increased relaxation afterwards.

Cardio exercises increase the amount of blood flow to the lower back which ensures that there is a good supply of both fresh oxygen and nutrients which subsequently helps in the process of healing and minimizing the back pain.

The tyrosol and hydroxytyrosol in EVOO may decrease the likelihood of cancer cell regeneration by interfering with angiogenesis and lowering the supply of oxygen that would otherwise be available for new blood vessel formation.

As a result, repetitive episodes of shallow or stopped breathing occur, lowering the amount of oxygen in the blood.

It sounds like your dog might be suffering from anemia — a lowering of red blood cells in the blood, which lowers the amount of oxygen being supplied to his body.

Low blood pressure decreases the amount of blood reaching the organs and even if there is plenty of oxygen in the blood, if that blood can't reach the organs, irreversible damage is caused to the internal organs.

Without the proper amount of oxygen in your dog's blood, The amount needed for the health and performance of the dog's vital organs is more than 70 mm, but in hypoxemia, the blood gas is usually lower than 60 mm hemoglobin.

The cause of hypoxemia is a lower than normal oxygen level in the blood, but there are many causes of the low oxygen levels.

Both result in low blood oxygen and can produce permanent brain damage or death.

Asphyxia is common in newborns due to the stress of labor and delivery, but their blood is designed to compensate for low levels of oxygen for a short period of time.

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