| hypoxic e. |
encephalopathy caused by hypoxia from either decreased rate of blood flow or decreased oxygen content of arterial blood; symptoms in mild cases include intellectual, visual, and motor disturbances. Severe cases, such as with cardiac arrest or blocking of the airways, can cause permanent damage within five minutes. Called also anoxic e.
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| hypoxic h. |
that due to insufficient oxygen reaching the blood, as at decreased barometric pressures at high altitudes. Cf. anoxic anoxia.
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| hypoxic-ischemic e. |
encephalopathy resulting from asphyxia. In infants presumed to have suffered prenatal or perinatal asphyxia, common symptoms are lethargy, feeding difficulties, and convulsions; serious cases may involve necrosis of neurons in the brain with psychomotor retardation and spastic motor deficits such as cerebral palsy. In adults, syndromes range from cortical blindness to irreversible coma.
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| hypoxic |
A condition in which dissolved oxygen is low or deficient. Hypoxic conditions stress marine plants and animals.
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| hypoxic |
Not enough oxygen available to pulmonary tissue to allow for sufficient gas exchange and normal breathing. Normally people have a level of oxygen in their blood called a po2 (Pressure of oxygen) which is from 95-100 mmHg when there is no respiratory problem. When someone has an acute respiratory problem, they often can't oxygenate sufficiently to meet their demands and this is when you see them blue/cyanosed and struggling to breath. ...
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