Common Cold
respiratory tract infections is also unclear.[doi.org]
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews Background Viral epidemics or pandemics of acute respiratory infections like influenza or severe acute respiratory syndrome pose a[doi.org]
For example, vitamin D insufficiency is associated with increased risk of developing tuberculosis. 1 The association of vitamin D insufficiency and susceptibility to viral[doi.org]
Viral Lower Respiratory Infection
insufficiency compared to adults.[nvic.nl]
respiratory distress.[nvic.nl]
Studies on histopathological changes in viral LRTI have identified both direct viral induced cellular damage and immunopathology as playing roles in the development of severe[nvic.nl]
Vitamin D Deficiency
[…] increased susceptibility to infections and respiratory symptoms.[gov.uk]
Severe deficiency can lead to hypocalcaemic seizures or cardiomyopathy and heart failure and also hypophosphataemia.[gov.uk]
Low vitamin D levels or vitamin D insufficiency can also be subclinical. It is often associated with decreased bone density such as osteopenia or osteoporosis.[gov.uk]
Acute Alcohol Intoxication
Symptoms range from changes in behavior to severe hypothermia, vomiting, altered consciousness, coma, and respiratory insufficiency that may be fatal.[symptoma.com]
Severe hypothermia (8%), followed by acute cardio-respiratory insufficiency, proved to be due to the strong negative vasodynamic effect of ethanol and rapid loss of body temperature[bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com]
insufficiency are indicators of severe intoxication.[symptoma.com]
Iron Deficiency
From heart attack and stroke, to severe respiratory insufficiency, overwhelming infection, burns and gunshot wounds, the SCCM recognizes the unique needs of the critically[choosingwisely.org]
Scoliosis
[…] of restrictive lung disease caused by small lung volumes, reduced chest wall compliance, and respiratory muscle dysfunction. 15 The concept of thoracic insufficiency syndrome[doi.org]
[…] similar alveolar features and pulmonary vascular remodeling associated with pulmonary hypertension. 14 Lung function studies of children with EOS demonstrate a variable severity[doi.org]
Contusion
However, while relative fluid excess and pulmonary oedema will augment any respiratory insufficience, the consequences of the opposite - hypovolaemia are more severe and long-lasting[trauma.org]
Influenza
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews Background Viral epidemics or pandemics of acute respiratory infections like influenza or severe acute respiratory syndrome pose a[dx.doi.org]
Antiviral drugs and vaccinations may be insufficient to prevent their spread.[dx.doi.org]
Osteoporosis
Clinical severity depends on the degree of pulmonary insufficiency; the infantile phenotype has high mortality, with 50% of individuals succumbing to respiratory failure caused[web.archive.org]
[…] features with hypophosphatasia: respiratory insufficiency, bowing of long bones, metaphyseal dysplasia, low bone density for age, and fracture predilection.[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
[…] with hypophosphatasia: respiratory insufficiency, bowing of long bones, metaphyseal dysplasia, low bone density for age, and fracture predilection.[web.archive.org]
Asthma
[…] patients, allergen exposure (especially pets) in severely atopic individuals, irritant inhalation (smoke, paint, etc .), exercise, and insufficient use of inhaled or oral[doi.org]
Several factors may affect developmental processes and are associated with respiratory disease in later life.[doi.org]
Approximately 50% of episodes are attributable to upper respiratory infections, and other causes include medical nonadherence, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory exposure in aspirin-allergic[doi.org]