O**J
发帖数: 475 | 1 Try an Otolaryngologist/ear nose throat specialist. Here is what some mouth
-related conditions this specialist treats:
Tonsil problems
Throat cancer
Thyroid gland problems
Salivary gland problems
Chronic laryngitis (type of Laryngitis)
Acute laryngitis (type of Laryngitis)
Taste disease
Throat pain
Swallowing difficulty
Voice problems
Laryngeal nerve palsy
Facial paralysis
Vertigo
Menier's disease
Barotraumas
Allergies
Foreign bodies
Retropharyngeal abscess
Peritonsillar abscess
Hoarseness
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A**J
发帖数: 275 | 2 在Open Water C.E.S.A.的时候，怎么样把握呼气的速度？如果呼出太慢，会不会引起
Pulmonary Barotrauma？
这个技术，既不能上升太快，又要一口气能成功游到水面，好像有点挑战性哦。
游泳池水平的模拟CESA已经过了，不过当时好像尽力游得快一些。对于OPEN WATER
CESA test，有些紧张。
大家有何经验？ |
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发帖数: 145 | 3 This is probably called middle ear barotrauma, but Not even a problem; just
drink a little bit of water or
swallow something and you will be fine.
No need to see the doctor at all. |
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L********g
发帖数: 17 | 4 Form 4 section 1
a 10 month old infant is brought to the emergency department because of
labored breathing for 1 hour. she has had cough, coryza, and fever for 18
hours. her temperature is 39 C, pulse is 120/min, respirations are 54/min,
and blood pressure is 82/60 mmHg. Pulse oximetry shows an oxygen saturation
of 92%. bilateral wheezes and basilar crackles are heard. select the most
likely pathophysiology of the respiratory problem
a) allergen induced bronchospasm
b) barotrauma related alveola |
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