A、 Decrease PO2 of inspired air
B、 Hysteria
C、 Fever
D、 Hypoxemia
E、 Respiratory failure
答案:E
A、 Decrease PO2 of inspired air
B、 Hysteria
C、 Fever
D、 Hypoxemia
E、 Respiratory failure
答案:E
A. Abnormal tidal volume
B. Degree of shortness of breath
C. Degree of cyanosis
D. Pathological respiratory movement
E. Arterial blood gas disturbances
A. Interstitial fluid
B. Plasma
C. The 'third space' fluid
D. Extracellular fluid
E. Intracellular fluid
A. External respiratory dysfunction
B. Lung ventilation dysfunction
C. Dysfunction of oxygen utilization
D. Dysfunction of oxygen transportation
E. Internal respiratory dysfunction
A. central airway obstruction
B. peripheral airway obstruction
C. ventilation/perfusion imbalance
D. diminution of area and thickening of diffusion membrane
E. respiratory muscular activity dysfunction
A. gene mutations
B. noise
C. drug poisoning
D. age and sex
E. hypersensitivity reaction
A. Urine output
B. CVP
C. Blood pressure
D. Pulse pressure
E. PAWP
A. PaO2
B. PaCO2
C. PH
D. [HCO —]
E. [H+]
A. Thirst sensation
B. Decreased urine volume
C. Dehydration fever
D. Peripheral circulatory failure
E. An increased concentration of serum sodium
A. Hyperkalemia
B. Hyperphosphatemia
C. Hypermagnesemia
D. Azotemia
E. Metabolic acidosis
A. The protein concentration is higher in plasma
B. The sodium concentration is higher in plasma
C. The protein concentration is higher in interstitial fluid
D. The sodium concentration is higher in interstitial fluid
E. The organic acid concentration is higher in plasma