What is the medical term for normal relaxed breathing?
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The ultra-technical term you'd see in a medical record is "eupnea".
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Asphyxia is where one person's air supply is being choked off or in the process of BEING choked off. (Not a good thing!)\n\nPeriodic breathing is a condition originating from an earlier medical or physical problem in that person's life where they couldn't breathe normally like they wanted to. (Preemies are a good example. Underdeveloped lungs shortens their ability to breathe normally. So they had to adapt.)\n\nMost people take regular and deep breaths. Shallow breathing is common.
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Deep breathing counting in for a count of six and out for a count of four - this is a good technique for calming yourself and your heart as it regulates your intake of CO2 and gives you something else to concentrate on.  Rescue Remedy is also fantastic if you need an immediate result - I swear by it in any stressful situation!  Check if the herbs within are legal in your state/country (I'm in UK).\nSee below...
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Chloroform.  It's an anesthetic (or, used to be).
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Phlegm.  Although the medical term for mucous is Sputum.
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pulmonology text would have it.  find it at your local medical school.
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The breathing tube is called a nasal cannula.  She is breathing about 1-6 liters per minute of oxygen.  Generally people who are on oxygen have one of two conditions.  Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder or Congestive heart Failure.  It is possible, considering you stated she couldn't see, that she also has diabetes.  Any of these conditions can be fatal.
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A one word synonym for fast breathing that comes to mind is the word "hyperventilating." \n\nHope that's what you were looking for.
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Rest, for both your throat and your body.
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Try this:\n\nhttp://www.nursingcenter.com/library/search.asp?R1=V2&query=dyspnea&section=1&searchAll=1
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Breathe dont stop - Q Tip
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A tranquilizer is a relaxer, consequently it can relax the upper palate, uvula & throat which can increase snoring in some people
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Airway - Make sure there is nothing blocking the mouth or trachea\nBreathing - Oxygen is forced into the patient either via mouth-to-mouth or an air bag\nCirculation (or Compression) - The chest is compressed to circulate blood, thus moving oxygen to the vital organs.
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I think you mean vasovagal syncope.  \n\n"Vasovagal syncope is the common faint that may be experienced by normal persons with no evidence of heart disease."\n\nhttp://www.healthcentral.com/encyclopedia/408/754/Vasovagal_Syncope.html
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Alternative names\nShortness of breath; Breathlessness; Difficulty breathing; Dyspnea \n\nDefinition\nBreathing difficulties involve a sensation of difficult or uncomfortable breathing or a feeling of not getting enough air. \n\nConsiderations\nNo standard definition exists for difficulty breathing. For some individuals, a sense of breathlessness may occur with only mild exercise (for example, climbing stairs) without an indication of the presence of a specific disorder. Others may have advanced lung disease and difficulty exchanging air but may never feel a sensation of shortness of breath.\n\nIn some circumstances, a small degree of breathing difficulty may be normal. Severe nasal congestion is one example. Strenuous exercise, especially when a person does not exercise regularly, is another. In many situations, however, difficulty breathing represents the presence of significant disease and should be evaluated by a health care provider immediately.\n\nWheezing is one form of breathing difficulty. See also rapid breathing, apnea, and other lung diseases.\n\nCommon Causes\nShortness of breath has many different causes. Obstruction of the air passages of the nose, mouth, or throat may lead to difficulty breathing. Heart disease can cause breathlessness if the heart is unable to pump enough blood to supply oxygen to the body. If the brain, muscles, or other body organs do not receive enough oxygen, a sense of breathlessness may occur. Sometimes emotional distress, such as anxiety, can lead to difficulty breathing. Specific causes include the following:\n\n-Lung disease \n-Asthma \n-Emphysema \n-Coronary artery disease \n-Heart attack (myocardial infarction) \n-Interstitial lung disease \n-Pneumonia \n-Pulmonary hypertension \n-Rapid ascent to high altitudes, with less oxygen in the air \n-Airway obstruction \n-Inhalation of a foreign object \n-Dust-laden environment \n-Allergies (such as to mold, dander, or pollen) \n-Congestive heart failure (CHF) \n-Heart arrhythmias \n-Deconditioning (lack of exercise) \n-Obesity \n-Compression of the chest wall \n-Panic attacks
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goto www.qigong  ,www.authentic breathing or any Yoga site that teach you deep breathing technique.\nTo improve and maintenance your health avoid food that are unfriendly to our health(1)salt(2)white sugar(3)preservative\n(4)antibiotic(5)animal protein(6)fat(7)mono sodium glutamate(8)acidic food(9)high cholesterol food etc,etc\nBreath fresh and unpolluted air
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Airborne.It is great!You can get it at almost any store.I take it as soon as I feel a cold coming on ,and it really helps to stop or shorten the symptoms.That and chicken soup,hot tea with honey,and O.J.(NOT Simpson*LOL*)