Sentences with phrase «in oxygen delivery»

The patient frequently has a decreased level of consciousness due to a decrease in oxygen delivery to the brain, 1 and patients with infectious pericarditis may be febrile.2

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If you have an EMT license, other medical credentials, or are willing to get them, you could start a business that contracts with hospitals to drive admitted patients to other medical facilities for specialized treatment; this would also require some specialty equipment like oxygen delivery and perhaps a vehicle that can transport a patient in a wheelchair.

Potential Problem: Placental abruption (a condition in which the placenta separates from the uterine wall before delivery, depriving the fetus of oxygen).

The author details exactly how to apply a mask and assure a tight seal, how to maximize oxygen delivery via bag ventilation, and how not to tire in the process demonstrating excellence in her clinical skill and brilliance in her articulation of these intricate details.

The cost for a CPM attended delivery may be cheaper, but when you add the cost for hospital transfers, NICU stays, and handicapped infants suffering brain damage from lack of oxygen in childbirth, it no longer seems like a cost effective alternative.

Anemia — a condition in which you don't have enough healthy red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to your tissues — due to blood loss during delivery

This infolding put the photoreceptors in close proximity to the retinal pigment epithelium, enabling the biochemical recycling of retinoids following light absorption, the attenuation of light that passes through the photoreceptors unabsorbed, and the delivery of oxygen and nutrients from the overlying choroid tissue.

When oxygen is scarce, however, HIF - 1α starts to accumulate and turns on the expression of a host of genes that assist in promoting and increasing oxygen delivery to hypoxic regions.

Claire E. Lewis and Munitta Muthana of the University of Sheffield in England and their colleagues have designed a drug delivery scheme that takes advantage of the natural attraction of macrophages to the oxygen - starved areas in tumors.

The investigators designed and built two prototype systems: in one the NO generator is a separate «offline» system continually generating gas that is delivered into a ventilation system via tubing; the second «inline» system is incorporated into the ventilation system in a way that synchronizes the generation of NO during inhalation with the pulsed delivery of oxygen and other gases to be inhaled, reducing the NO that would be lost during exhalation.

The researchers found that the primary measured outcome, change in peak oxygen uptake (reflects mechanisms by which iron repletion is expected to improve systemic oxygen delivery and use) from study entry to 16 weeks did not significantly differ between the two groups.

Breathing in bursts may be the insect's way of decreasing oxygen deliveries to tissues when their metabolic needs are low, says Bradley.

Their paper «Root Effect Haemoglobin May Have Evolved to Enhance General Tissue Oxygen Delivery» by Jodie L. Rummer, David J. McKenzie, Alessio Innocenti, Claudiu T. Supuran and Colin J. Brauner appears in the 14 June 2013 issue of the journal Science.

«In this state, endorphins (those feel - good hormones) are released, introducing feelings of happiness and wellbeing, and oxygen delivery improves, which is important to enhance mental stamina and clarity,» says Ben - Moshe.

«This limits oxygen delivery to the brain and can cause dizziness or a spike in blood pressure.»

Nitric oxide is a compound that acts as a signaling molecule in the vascular system, dilating blood vessels and increasing nutrient and oxygen delivery to all muscle cells.

Delivery of oxygen to your cells requires pulmonary (or lung) ventilation to bring the oxygen into your body, diffusion of the oxygen from the air in your lungs into the blood in the capillaries that surround them, cardiac (or heart) contraction to pump the blood through your body to your muscles, and diffusion of the oxygen from your blood into your muscle cells.

Exercise also activates the lymphatic system by facilitating lymph flow and aids in the elimination of toxins through the lungs due to improved oxygen delivery.

The increased oxygen delivery that benefits your muscles also boosts blood flow to the most important muscle in your body, your heart.

New studies show that nitrates in beets help blood vessels dilate, which increases oxygen delivery to working muscles.

It is a component of energy - boosting creatine and participates in the synthesis of nitric oxide, a molecule that helps promote vessel relaxation, healthy blood flow and the effcient delivery of oxygen to cells.

Compression brands claim that compression wear improves blood circulation meaning more oxygen delivery to muscles resulting in increased performance.

It stimulates the production of red blood cells in the body and delivery of oxygen so that the muscle gets nourished.

Improved Blood Circulation and Lymph Flow: the increased delivery of oxygen and nutrients to muscles aids in the recovery of the body, while the lymphatic system removes toxins to fight fatigue and reduce stress effects on the body.

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

Toxicity leads to poor oxygen delivery in the body.

This provides an added bonus, as the trace ionic mineral solution has multiple health benefits in and of itself, such as... greater oxygen delivery to your cells, healthy blood pH balance and regulating nerve impulses with magnesium.

This increases blood flow, which in turn increases the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the working muscles.

Pneumonia in dogs, just as pneumonia in man, can greatly affect the efficiency of oxygen delivery to the tissues.

The fire causes chemicals in smoke and soot to be inhaled by the pet, restricting oxygen delivery to the tissues of lungs.

The theory covers a wide range of topics including, The Psychology of Rescue, Recognizing Diver Stress, Accident Management, Assisting Responsive and Unresponsive Divers at the Surface and Underwater, Equipment Problems, Oxygen Delivery Systems, Missing Diver Procedures, Responding to Diver Emergencies and in - water Rescue Breathing.

Some cases of cerebral palsy are believed to be congenital (i.e., present at birth) due to abnormal development of the brain early in pregnancy, damage to the white matter of the brain in the latter stages of pregnancy, bleeding in the brain from fetal stroke, and / or loss of oxygen to the brain during labor and delivery.

Cerebral palsy, a movement disorder that can result in paralysis, seizures and cognitive impairments, is often caused by a sudden decrease in the amount of oxygen reaching a child's brain during delivery.

Doctors and hospitals who fail to properly diagnose illnesses in the mother, provide timely Cesarean sections, appropriately plan for delivery of babies who may be too large for vaginal delivery, or who don't detect problems like prolapsed umbilical cords may create conditions where the baby's brain is starved of oxygen, resulting in lifelong deficits in motor function and coordination.

The baby may have been deprived of oxygen during a prolonged delivery, had the brain compressed in the birth canal, or suffered a blunt force trauma during a delivery that required a forceps extraction.

A brain injury may be sustained due to actual trauma or may occur as the result of medical malpractice, as in a case involving a birth injury, where an infant does not get enough oxygen to the brain during delivery.

During the case the Court heard how Heather Butler's child Sebastian was left with disabilities and profound damage to his brain after his umbilical cord was compressed, starving him of oxygen in the days prior to his delivery.

This was caused by a delay in delivery and deprivation of oxygen, which ultimately resulted in severe brain injury to the child who died shortly after birth.

Recent work for the team included a claim against an NHS trust in which the claimant suffered permanent brain damage due to a lack of oxygen during delivery; and representing a man who was paralysed following a routine hip resurfacing.

Brachial plexus injuries, Vacuum delivery injuries, Injuries from lack of oxygen, Paralysis, Cerebral palsy, Misdiagnosis of genetic and developmental defects in a fetus, Misread ultrasounds...

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.

This is when many complications can arise, including asphyxiation from inadequate oxygen, umbilical cord entanglement, becoming caught on the pubic bone, or becoming poorly positioned — as in a breech delivery.

Monica Cojocaru's uterus ruptured while she was in labour and the child was deprived of oxygen until his delivery by emergency caesarean section 23 minutes later, according to court documents.

• Performed oxygen delivery activities and maintained knowledge of related equipment • Set up and monitored mechanical ventilators and assisted with airway management and tracheal suctioning • Handled arterial punctures to obtain blood samples for testing purposes • Performed EKGs and typed correlating reports and ensured that they were properly field • Managed care and maintenance of all ventilation equipment and ensured that they were safely stored when not in use