PPT-Asphyxia

Dr S Rossouw 2013 Definition Asphyxia occlusion of airways The Various Entities SuffocatingSmothering Decr oxygen External Mechanical Occlusion Choking Occlusion of internal airways. By:. Dr. . Amina. . Afzal. . Rao. ASPHYXIA. ASPHYXIA. IT IS DEFINED AS INTERFERENCE WITH THE PROCESS OF OXYGENATION IN THE LUNGS. THE ESSENTIAL FEATURE OF ASPHYXIA IS STRUGGLE TO BREATHE AGAINST SOME KIND OF INTEFERENCE WITH RESPIRATION. Fred Hill, MA, RRT. Ultrasound. Ultrasound. Ultrasound Applications. Identification of pregnancy. Identification of multiple fetuses. Determination of fetal age, growth, maturity. Observance of polyhydramnios or oligohydramnios. By. Dr. . Amina. . Afzal. . Rao. .. KMS Medical College, Sialko. t.. IMPORTANT . RULES . AUTHORITY MUST BE CHECKED. THOROUGH SCRUITINY OF POLICE . PAPERS. TAKE A DETAILED HISTORY. PSYCHOLOGICAL AUTOPSY. cardiac arrest induced by asphyxia were significantly more likely to survive if they received ventilation and chest compressions, but that chest compressions alone were better than nothing. What is t Anoxia: the consequences of complete lack of O2. Hypoxemia: ↓ of arterial concentration of O2. Hypoxia: . decreased oxygenation to cells or . organs . Ischemia: blood flow to cells or organs that is insufficient to maintain their normal function. NJ Scheers, PhD . BDS Data Analytics. Review bumper deaths in cribs from our 2016 Journal of Pediatrics article.. 43 of the 48 deaths match deaths reviewed in CPSC’s 2016 staff briefing package. . ReceivedSeptember28,2000;acceptedDecember20,2000. enteralnutrition,additionalanalyseshaveshownthattheinci-denceislowerinneonatesfedbreastmilkcomparedwithformula(11).Breastmilkcontainsseveralbioactivef blood flow placentacardiac outputStudies on the Circulation of the PreviableHuman FetusABRAHAM M RUDOLPH125 MICHAEL A HEYMANN KARI A W TERAMO CYNTHIA T BARRETTAND NIELS C R RAIHACardiovascular Researc LOG #2. Learning objectives for LOG 2 . After completing this LOG, you should be able to. Describe the factors that lead to classification of a high-risk mother/delivery. Describe various methods of fetal assessment and monitoring. Perinatal Asphyxia. I. nterruption . in oxygen supply to tissues . in the foetus or . newborn. with . attendant metabolic consequences which may result in . multiorgan. dysfunction in the immediate . Definition of the word “asphyxia”.. The Greek origin of the word means: . lack of pulse (pulseless).. However, it means . lack . of oxygen. ; Partial (hypoxia), or complete (anoxia).. Mechanical. This was supplemented with historical information about the mother (age, socioeconomic status, parity,level of antepartum care). Information was also gathered on the newborn (height, weight, headcircu iiSupervised byProfessor Kai KailaDepartment of BiosciencesUniversity of Helsinki, FinlandandProfessor Juha VoipioDepartment of BiosciencesUniversity of Helsinki, FinlandThesis advisory committeeProfe FORENSIC MEDICINE & TOXICOLOGY. THANATOLOGY. Thanatology (Greek . thanatos. : death) is the scientific study of death in all its aspects including its cause and phenomena.. It also includes bodily changes that accompany death (postmortem changes) and their medico-legal significance..