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Hypocapnia (from the Gr****
words ὑπό
meaning below normal and καπνός kapnós
meaning smoke), also
known as hypocarbia,
sometimes incorrectly called acapnia...
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depth while blackout in
consistently shallow water is a
consequence of
hypocapnia following hyperventilation.
Different types of
freediving blackout have...
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involving hyperventilating Cheyne–Stokes respiration, the
breathing disorder Hypocapnia, a
physiological result of
hyperventilating "Hyperventilating" (song)...
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damage or death. The two
mechanisms are
strangulation and self-induced
hypocapnia and work as follows: A
ligature such as a belt or rope
around the neck...
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eliminates more
carbon dioxide than the body can produce. This
leads to
hypocapnia, a
reduced concentration of
carbon dioxide dissolved in the blood. The...
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breathing pattern to
correct for the
presumed chronic hyperventilation and
hypocapnia,
thereby treating or
curing the body of
these medical problems. The Buteyko...
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hydromorphone and
examples of
benzodiazepines include lorazepam and alprazolam.
Hypocapnia,
which stimulates hypoventilation Obesity; see
Obesity hypoventilation...
- exposure) Hanging,
whether suspension or
short drop
hanging Self-induced
hypocapnia by hyperventilation, as in
shallow water or deep
water blackout and the...
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about 98% for
hemoglobin saturation) and too
little carbon dioxide (
hypocapnia) in
their blood and
other tissues.
While oxygen is
abundant in the bloodstream...
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blood pressure.
Fatigue Hyperventilation, paradoxically: self-induced
hypocapnia, such as in the
fainting game or in
shallow water blackout. Overexertion...
