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Acute as well as Chronic Hypoxia, Effect on Hypoxia on Chemo Receptor Reflex, Cardiac Output and Blood Pressure, Classification as well as Causes of Hypoxia, Different Types of Hypoxia Such as Anemic Hypoxia, Histotoxic Hypoxia, Hypoxic Hypoxia and Stagna

Pavan Eswar Reddy .K, Pavan Kumar . K, Muralinath . E, Mohan Naidu . K, Guru Prasad . M, Amrutham Sandeep, Sravani Pragna .K

Abstract


Acute  and  chronic hypoxia  results  in  unconsciousness.  Brain  death  happens  immediately  without  proper  treatment.  Hypoxia activates  Juxta  glomerular  (JG)  apparatus  of  kidneys  and  enhances  the  secretion  of  erythroietin  which  in turn  activates  the  red  bone  marrow  to  enhance  the  RBC  count.  Hypoxia  enhances  the  rate  and  force  of  contraction  of  heart,  cardiac  output  (COP)  as  well  as  blood  pressure.  Hypoxia  enhances  the  respiratory because  of  the  stimulation  of  chemoreceptor  reflex.  Hypoxia  results  in  an  excretion  of  alkaline  urine.  Hypoxia  leads  to  the  occurrence  of  disorientation,  loss  of  discriminative   ability  as  well  as  loss  of  power  of  judgement  .  Hypoxia  results  in  an  impairement  of  memory,  lack  of  coordination  as  well  as  fatigue  of  muscles.  In  hypoxia,  oxygen  therapy  is  needed  by placing  the  patients  head  in  a tent  containing  oxygen.  Hypoxic  condition  is also  treated  by  allowing  the  patient  to  breathe oxygen  particularly  either  from  a  mask  or  an  intranasal  tube.


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