| HAPE | high-altitude pulmonary edema |
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| HAR | high-altitude retinopathy |
| HARH | high-altitude retinal hemorrhage |
| HHCS | high-altitude hypertrophic cardiomyopathy syndrome |
| altitude s. |
the condition resulting from difficulty in adjusting to diminished oxygen pressure at high altitudes. It may take the form of mountain sickness (q.v.), high-altitude pulmonary edema, or cerebral edema. Called also high-altitude s.
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| altitude alkalosis |
Alkalosis resulting from the increased respiratory rate associated with exposure to the decreased oxygen content of air at high altitudes. This causes respiratory alkalosis. SEE: respiratory alkalosis.
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| altitude hypoxia |
Hypoxia due to insufficient oxygen content of inspired air at high altitudes.
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| altitude insomnia |
A form of altitude sickness in which insomnia results from inadequate environmental oxygen. It occurs commonly in mountaineers and to a lesser extent in aviators. It is often accompanied by appetite disturbances, fatigue, heada
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| altitude sickness |
Officially called Acute Mountain Sickness, or AMS. Regions over 2500 meters above sea level have less oxygen than at lowel levels. Therefore less oxygen reaches the muscles and brain, which makes the heart and lungs work harder. It can occur within 24 hours of reaching an elevated region and may be delayed up to three weeks. Symptoms include headache, dizziness, fatigue, loss of appetite and difficulty sleeping. ...
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