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...can prevent apnea in sleep, and some individuals may also require assisted ventilation due to muscle weakness in the neck, throat, and chest during the daytime.

...t and pulmonary blood flow, as well as peripheral O2 extraction coupled to ventilation. Thus, the heart, with the circulation, couples gas exchanges (O2 and CO2)

...ygenates the blood outside the body. It’s typically used when conventional ventilation is unable to oxygenate the blood adequately.<ref name=":0">ECMO | Extracorp ...ygenates the blood outside the body. It’s typically used when conventional ventilation is unable to oxygenate the blood adequately.<ref name=":0" />

|Intermittent mandatory ventilation |Intermittent positive pressure ventilation

...e and alveolar ventilation.&nbsp; As tidal volume and [[Alveoli|alveolar]] ventilation rise, an individual's respiration during exercise becomes more efficient; t

'''<u>Pulmonary Ventilation</u>''' * Increase in ventilation at rest and submaximal exercise<ref name=":3">Schüttler D, Weckbach LT, Ha

* Help to improve ventilation, oxygenation and to re-inflate atelectatic lung areas. This could be done t

...iques facilitate the drainage of secretions from the airways, increase the ventilation, optimize airflow and also let the airflow through colateral airways. The p

* Increased minute ventilation<ref name=":6" /> * Decreased pulmonary ventilation at any given workload due to increased diffusion capacity

...ef> Furthermore, patients with severe ARDS may be intubated for mechanical ventilation and this may result in laryngeal injury. This may affect swallowing and voi ...oropharyngeal sensitivity may be present in patients requiring mechanical ventilation. This may be a result of laryngeal trauma from long-term intubation and non

.../live/13057/49885/49885.pdf Motor neurone disease. The use of non-invasive ventilation in the management of motor neurone disease]&nbsp;National Institute for Hea

Individuals with C1-3 tetraplegia requires mechanical ventilation, while most individuals with C4 tetraplegia will be able to breathe indepen ...inspiratory muscle training. Other medical equipment often used to improve ventilation are continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) and bi-level positive airway

* For patients in the intensive care setting undergoing mechanical ventilation and receiving curare-like paralytics, doses of methylprednisolone greater t

...tory tract infection, leading to Eustachian tube obstruction and decreased ventilation in the middle ear. ...nction leads to increased negative pressure in the middle ear and improper ventilation which leads to inflammation. Inflammation in the Eustachian tube leads to f

...blood gases (ABG's) is a blood test that is used to give an indication of ventilation, gas exchange, and acid-base status and is taken from an arterial blood sup

...itioning''' - sitting up and changing positions regularly can help improve ventilation and removing secretions. ...y Pressure (CPAP)'''&nbsp;- assist with hypoxaemia, reduce RR &amp; minute ventilation and also through to increase vital capactiy<ref name="Pryor" />. &nbsp;&nbs

#[[Positive Pressure Ventilation Using a Bag Valve Mask]] (Arnold D'Souza)

...y treated with high frequency percussive ventilation versus volume control ventilation: A systematic review.] Burns. 2016 Sep 1;42(6):1193-200.</ref> This injury ...s. Occasionally, patients may require [[Ventilation and Weaning|mechanical ventilation]] and treatment of [[shock]].

...e protection and masking for specific procedures and the use of individual ventilation devices for [[Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation|CPR]].

...venting the airways from collapsing by stenting them or through collateral ventilation that helps in increasing the intrathoracic pressure distal to the retained