:A normal respiratory rate is 10 to 20 breaths per minute.
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...e weeks' duration. His hospital stay was characterized by fever and severe respiratory distress. There were multiple densities in the patient's chest x-ray consis
...histology section from the lung of this patient with a chronic history of respiratory disease. Note the multiple eosinophilic nodules (arrows) seen at low power
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...aled a pericardial effusion that was tapped. Soon after this procedure her respiratory status degenerated and she required intubation. Despite aggressive supporti
...tinal obstruction are caused by fibrosis and scaring of these tissues. The respiratory problems are caused by pulmonary fibrosis. Chronic pulmonary fibrosis may l
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...s. Periods of alternating mania and stupor progress to coma and death from respiratory center failure.</spoiler>
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...surface. After initially doing well under treatment, she developed severe respiratory distress and became comatose. Antemortem blood cultures were positive for P
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...ld was admitted. On the day of her admission, the child developed signs of respiratory tract obstruction and a tracheotomy was performed. However, the procedure w
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...of recurrence until three weeks before his final admission, when an upper respiratory infection developed. A few weeks later he developed acute migratory polyart
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...tion and edema and the other changes similar to those encountered in adult respiratory distress syndrome.</spoiler>
...as the vascular changes seen in the previous case (vessel narrowing). The respiratory dysfunction due to the combined alveolar wall fibrosis and thickening as we
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...of breath, orthopnea, and pedal edema. Physical examination revealed mild respiratory distress on nasal oxygen, a dull left hemothorax, and right basal bronchial
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...tic. His condition improved but two days after admission he suffered acute respiratory failure and could not be resuscitated.
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...hospital with a neonatal intensive care unit. Following the transfer, the respiratory distress progressed and the admitting arterial blood gases were pH 7.31, Pa
...ine Membrane Disease (HMD) as it is described in this case?">Most cases of respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) or hyaline membrane disease are idiopathic (the cau
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...electasis secondary to pneumothorax. The patient died at 25-days-of-age in respiratory failure.
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65 yo male with history of CLL, neutropenia, now with new lung infiltrate and respiratory failure. The specimen is a bronchial alveolar lavage (BAL).
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...history of vasculitis on chronic immunosuppressive therapy. Currently with respiratory failure and bilateral pulmonary opacities. The clinicians asked for us to p
* Respiratory infection can be seen in immunocompromised patients
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