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What is apnea?
Absence of spontaneous breathing
What is Biot’s breathing?
Irregular breathing
Variable depth and rate
Periods of apnea
Associated with:
↑ intracranial pressure
Medullary damage
What is bradypnea?
low respiratory rate
Adult: <12 breaths/min
What is Cheyne-Stokes breathing?
Periodic breathing
Increasing then decreasing rate/depth
Followed by apnea
May occur with CNS damage
What is eupnea?
Normal rate
Normal depth
What is hyperpnea vs hypopnea?
Hyperpnea: ↑ rate and depth
Hypopnea: ↓ rate and depth
What is Kussmaul breathing?
Deep
Fast
Commonly associated with metabolic acidosis
What is paradoxical breathing?
Chest wall moves inward during inhalation
Chest wall moves outward during exhalation
Associated with:
Chest trauma
Diaphragm paralysis
What is tachypnea?
Rapid respiratory rate
Adult: >20 breaths/min