1. The main difference between Bronchospasms and laryngospasms is their location; Bronchospasm is the contractions in the bronchi whereas laryngospasm is the contractions in the larynx

2. Bronchospasm synonyms, Bronchospasm pronunciation, Bronchospasm translation, English dictionary definition of Bronchospasm

3. But the bronchospasm?

4. The symptoms of Bronchospasm typically mimic those of asthma, a chronic lung disease, though people who don't have asthma can experience Bronchospasm 1 2.Mild Bronchospasm symptoms may resolve without additional medical intervention, but severe Bronchospasm symptoms …

5. Bronchospasm is a symptom of asthma

6. Bronchospasm - the best drugs for lung diseases

7. Causes & Pathophysiology of Bronchospasm

8. What increases my risk for Bronchospasm?

9. Definition Bronchospasm is a reversible narrowing of the airways in response to a stimulus. Bronchospasm is not a diagnosis

10. Bronchospasm is a symptom, not a diagnosis

11. Pathophysiology: Bronchospasm is a disorder of smooth muscle.

12. Bronchospasm can also cause frequent coughing without wheezing

13. What is Bronchospasm? Bronchospasm is a respiratory phenomenon that is described as the unusual narrowing or constriction of the airways

14. Bronchospasm is a condition leading to breathing difficulties

15. What is Bronchospasm? Bronchospasm is a narrowing of your airway that usually comes and goes. It may make it hard for you to breathe

16. Bronchospasm occurs when the muscles in the airways constrict rapidly

17. Once Bronchospasm is diagnosed, your doctor should recommend a course of treatment

18. Bronchodilators are used to treat people who experience bronchospasms as a result of asthma or conditions such as CF

19. Neuromuscular blockers will NOT help in resolution of an active Bronchospasm

20. Definition Bronchospasm is a narrowing of the airways after contact with a trigger

21. Bronchospasm refers to a sudden constriction of the bronchial wall muscles

22. Exercise-induced Bronchospasm (EIB) used to be called exercise-induced asthma

23. Bronchospasm occurs when the airways (bronchial tubes) go into spasm and contract

24. Exercise-induced Bronchospasm in children and adolescents with allergic rhinitis by treadmill and hyperventilation challenges

25. Bronchospasm is a term used to describe the unusual narrowing or constriction of the airways

26. Bronchospasm refers to the constricting of the air passageways, also known as bronchioles

27. In sudden asphyxic asthma, airflow obstruction results primarily from smooth muscle mediated bronchospasm.

28. 29 Bronchospasm frequently appears in childhood and is manifested by dyspnea, cough, or wheezing.

29. Bronchospasm is a condition that describes the narrowing of the airway, which directly affects your breathing

30. Bronchospasm is a tightening of the muscles that line the airways in your lungs

31. , intubation-induced Bronchospasm) or pharmacologic-induced (via histamine-releasing drugs such as atracurium or mivacurium

32. [Acute effect of Luchon sulfur water aerosol on histaminic and Acetylcholinic bronchospasm in guinea pigs].

33. Bronchospasm (brong´kōspaz’em) involves a contraction of the muscular coat of the bronchial tubes

34. Serious hypersensitivity reactions (rare but severe acute reactions such as bronchospasm, anaphylaxis and urticaria) may occur

35. Conclusion: Bronchospasm may present in a variety of ways and may be associated with other life threatening conditions

36. 10 The adverse effects of adenosine include dyspnea, nausea, headache, chest pain, flushing and bronchospasm.

37. Uncommon: shock Not known: immediate type allergic reactions (hypotension, angioneurotic oedema, bronchospasm, generalised skin reactions), anti-insulin antibodies

38. Exercise-induced Bronchospasm is an obstruction of transient airflow that usually occurs five to 15 minutes after physical exertion

39. The term Bronchospasm means tightening and narrowing of the tubes that bring air in and out of your lungs

40. Bronchospasm is is a reversible reflex spasm of the smooth muscle in the bronchi. Bronchospasm is vagally mediated and caused by histamine, or one of many noxious stimuli, including cold air, inhaled irritants, and instrumentation (eg, tracheal intubation).

41. Cohen RD, Bateman ED, Potgieter PD "Near-fatal bronchospasm in an Asthmatic patient following ingestion of flurbiprofen

42. Bronchospasm is the condition in which smooth muscles of the bronchi are constricted causing narrowing of airway

43. Bronchospasm is a respiratory condition where the muscles that line the airways of the lungs get tightened

44. Bronchospasm is a contraction of the airway and the bronchial muscle, which affects lungs and impedes normal breathing

45. Below is a list of common medications used to treat or reduce the symptoms of Bronchospasm prevention with copd

46. 46 rows  · Bronchospasm prophylaxis is the taking of medicines on a regular basis to prevent the …

47. Albuterol (brand names Ventolin and Proventalin), Xopenex (levalbuterol), and Combivent, a combination of ipratropium bromide and albuterol, are examples of Bronchodilators used in treating bronchospasms caused by CF

48. Bronchospasm is described as being a tightening of the muscles which line the bronchi (the airways) in the lungs

49. Bronchospasm rather than a disease is a symptom that occurs when bronchi become temporarily clogged due to an internal swelling

50. The treatment will probably involve some form of medication, maybe even multiple medications depending on what’s actually causing the Bronchospasm

51. Bronchospasm definition is - constriction of the air passages of the lung (as in asthma) by spasmodic contraction of the bronchial muscles.

52. The reaction is the opposite of the intended reaction, because the medication that triggers the Bronchospasm is meant to dilate the bronchioles.

53. Bronchospasm is a tightening of the muscles that line the airways (bronchi) in your lungs. When these muscles tighten, your airways narrow

54. A Bronchospasm occurs when the muscles that line the airways of the lungs constrict or tighten, reducing airflow by 15 percent or more

55. Blurred vision irritation, tearing, myopia, HA, Browache and twitching of the eyelids, impaired night vision, spasm of accomodation, N/V, diarrhea, urinary frequency, bronchospasm, bradycardia and hypotension

56. The word Bronchospasm combines the name bronchus with the action of a spasm, which is simply an involuntary muscle contraction that happens when your body reacts to …

57. A paradoxical Bronchospasm is the constriction of the bronchioles that occurs after a person uses an inhalant intended to reduce the symptoms of COPD or asthma

58. Patients who have experienced bronchospasm, acute rhinitis, nasal polyps, angioneurotic oedema, urticaria, or allergic-type reactions after taking acetylsalicylic acid or NSAIDs including COX-# (cyclooxygenase-#) inhibitors

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60. In some cases, this can be due to clinical negligence, and people who have suffered personal injuries due to Bronchospasm may be able to make a medical negligence compensation claim.

61. Bronchospasm is a feature of about one-third of anaphylactoid reactions to suxamethonium and laryngeal edema can also occur, producing intubation problems or respiratory distress and cyanosis after extubation

62. Bronchial challenge test a pulmonary function test in which an aerosol such as methacholine, histamine, or an allergen is administered to provoke bronchospasm; used in diagnosis of asthma.

63. Although Bronchospasm has been reported with rocuronium, it is generally rare and, based on published reports and clinical experience, seems to be less intense than that seen with rapacuronium

64. Bronchospasm is a feature of about one-third of anaphylactoid reactions to suxamethonium and laryngeal edema can also occur, producing intubation problems or respiratory distress and cyanosis after extubation

65. Because Bronchospasm provokes the narrowing of the airways, the main symptom is a difficulty in breathing normally, together with the emergence of a wheezing cough and an oppressive feeling in the chest.

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67. ‘As Anaphylactic shock progresses, laryngeal edema, bronchospasm, hypotension, and circulatory collapse may occur.’ ‘A friend, family member or medical professional called in response to a severe Anaphylactic reaction also may administer the medication.’

68. Atropen is a prescription medicine used to treat the symptoms of Anesthesia Premedication, Sinus Bradycardia (ACLS), Bronchospasm, and Organophosphate or Carbamate Poisoning. Atropen may be used alone or with other medications

69. Bronchospasm encountered during the perioperative period and especially after induction/intubation may involve an immediate hypersensitivity reaction including IgE-mediated anaphylaxis or a nonallergic mechanism triggered by factors such as mechanical (i.e

70. Also known as a Bronchial Spasm, a Bronchospasm happens when a person experiences a sudden abnormal constriction in the smooth muscles of the bronchi walls, resulting in the narrowing of the airways and obstruction of breathing

71. Bronchospasm (definition) is defined as constriction of bronchi and bronchioles. It can generally happen due to 3 factors: – a spasm in the smooth muscles of bronchi and bronchioles – an inflammation of the airways

72. [ brong´ke-al] pertaining to or affecting one or more bronchi. Bronchial challenge test a pulmonary function test in which an aerosol such as methacholine, histamine, or an allergen is administered to provoke bronchospasm; used in diagnosis of asthma.

73. It is known that acetylcholine and histamine directly or indirectly enhance the tonus of the bronchial muscular system as far as bronchospasms are concerned. 125 seconds after inhalation of an acetylcholine or histamine aerosol, “static” compliance was found reduced in only one of 12 anaesthetized and relaxed dogs.

74. Caution should be exercised in the following patient groups: Patients receiving digitalis Patients with cardiac arrhythmias Patients with hypertension Patients with a history of myocardial infarction, diabetes mellitus, bladder neck obstruction, or positive anamnesis of bronchospasm

75. In asthma, the airway smooth muscle cell is the key end-effector of Bronchospasm and acute airway narrowing, but in just the past five years our understanding of the relationship of responsiveness to muscle biophysics has dramatically changed

76. On one hand, children scheduled for adenotomy often have upper airway infections and are thus at risk of laryngo- and bronchospasm; on the other hand the ENT surgeon and the anaesthetist have to share the “workspace” in the patient's mouth.