... appears seriously ill within a relatively short time. Dyspnea, tachycardia, and thoracic pain become marked and anxiety apparent. Rest- lessness may progress to actual delirium. The cheeks appear flushed and an icteric conjunctival tint or ...

... symptoms or at the most suffer from slight dyspnea on exertion. Breath- ... capillaries over the cheek bones. When the lesion develops in adults it ...

... accompanied by a loud, snoring sound and the cheeks puff out at each breath. This is called stertorous breathing and is due to the vibrations of the relaxed soft palate. Expiratory dyspnea occurs in asthma and in chronic bron- chitis. ...

... the air sacs. It is always associated with dyspnea and cyanosis. Stertorous ... the cheeks puff out with each breath. Requisites for demonstration: ...

... easily)/.— Stertorous respiration/7 X—Breathing stertorous, the cheeks flopping ... of breathing/5.—Dyspnea/59.— Dysp- nea, drew long sighs/66.—[850.] ...

... in the sac are precordial oppres- sion, syncope, dyspnea, aphonia, feeble and irregular pulse, difficulty of deglu- ... common to any other aneurysm, Avith, in addition, dyspnea, difficulty of deglutition, vertigo, hoarseness, brassy cough, and ...

... however, may produce sufficient subjective annoyance and objective dyspnea upon exertion to unfit the candidate for the ... tachycardia should be accompanied by unmistakable evidences of dyspnea, and the same pulse acceleration should again be ...

... described by the words, "easy” (normal) or "labored" (Dyspnea), 5. - this may be described by the two ... thirty or sixty seconds without breathing in apnea. Dyspnea - labored breathing or great difficulty in breathing. Most ...

... are sharp pains in the affected side, flushed cheek on the affected side, cough, which at first is dry, harsh and painful and later is accompanied by expec- toration of a viscid rusty-colored sputum; marked dyspnea. The characteristic physical signs of the first stage ...

... the fol- lowing: lacrimation and salivation; apprehension; coughing, dyspnea, and gasping; hyperexeitability, incoordination, and ataxia; tremor, muscular ...