1.
Difficulty breathing when lying flat
2.
Normal, unlabored breathing
3.
Partial or complete collapse of alveoli or lung tissue.
4.
High-pitched upper-airway sound caused by airway narrowing.
5.
Low-pitched, continuous breath sounds commonly associated with secretions or airway obstruction
6.
Cerebrovascular accident; commonly used to describe stroke.
7.
Difficulty producing speech because of impaired motor control of speech muscles.
8.
Abnormal sensitivity to light.
9.
Displacement of brain tissue caused by increased intracranial pressure or mass effect.
10.
Hormone that increases blood glucose, primarily by stimulating hepatic glucose release.Can be used for Beta Blocker OD
11.
Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state; severe hyperglycemia and hyperosmolality generally without significant ketoacidosis
12.
ratoryalkalosis caused by excessive carbon dioxide elimination, commonly from hyperventilation.
13.
Enlargement of the liver.
14.
Another term for jaundice.
15.
A severe form of sepsis characterized by profound circulatory/metabolic abnormalities and persistent hypotension requiring vasopressor support despite adequate fluid resuscitation.
16.
Fraction of an administered drug that reaches systemic circulation in active form.
17.
Failure of compensatory mechanisms to adequately maintain physiological balance.
18.
Restoration of blood flow to previously ischemic tissue.
