KomplikasiHipoxemiaHipoxemia didefi

Komplikasi

Hipoxemia
Hipoxemia didefinisikan sebagai penurunan nilai PaO2 kurang dari 55 mmHg, dengan nilai saturasi Oksigen

Hasil (Inggris) 1:

Hipoxemia Complications Hipoxemia is defined as a decrease in the value of PaO2 less than 55 mmHg, with Oxygen Saturation values < 85%. At first the client will experience mood changes, loss of concentration and forgetfulness. On the advanced stage of cyanosis occurs.

Respiratory Acidosis Occurs as a result of an increase in the value of PaCO2 (hiperkapnia). Marks that appear include: headaches, fatique, lethargi, of dizzines, tachipnea.

Respiratory Infection acute respiratory infections are caused due to the increased production of mucus-secreting smooth muscle stimulation, increased bronchial mucosa and edema. The limited air flow will increase the incidence of dyspnea and breath work.

Especially heart failure kor-pulmonal (right heart failure due to pulmonary disease), should be observed especially in clients with severe dyspnea. This complication is often associated with chronic bronchitis, but clients with severe emphysema can also experience this issue.
makes Cardiac Dysrhythmia
Arising as a result of other hipoxemia, heart disease, effects of medications or acidosis respiratory Status Asmatikus.

is the major complications associated with bronchial asthma. The disease is very severe, potentially life-threatening and often not berespon against the usual given therapi. The use of auxiliary respiratory muscles and neck veins often look distensi.

Hasil (Inggris) 2:

Complications Hipoxemia Hipoxemia defined as a decrease in PaO 2 values ​​less than 55 mmHg, with a value of oxygen saturation <85%. At first the client will experience changes in mood, decreased concentration and forgetfulness. In advanced stages arise cyanosis. Respiratory acidosis arises as a result of the increase in the value of PaCO2 (hypercapnia). Signs that arise include: headache, fatigue, lethargi, dizzines, tachipnea. Respiratory Infections Acute respiratory infection caused by an increase in mucus production, increased bronchial smooth muscle stimulation and mucosal edema. Lack of air flow will increase the work of breath and the onset of dyspnea. Cardiac failure Especially cor-pulmonale (right heart failure due to pulmonary disease), should be observed especially in clients with severe dyspnea. These complications often associated with chronic bronchitis, but clients with severe emphysema can also experience this problem. Cardiac dysrhythmias arise as a result of hipoxemia, other heart disease, drug effects or respiratory acidosis. status asthmaticus is a major complication associated with bronchial asthma. This disease is very severe, potentially life-threatening and often do not respond to usual therapy given. The use of a respirator muscles and distended neck veins are often visible.