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    The document discusses respiratory problems that can threaten life, including respiratory distress and arrest. It notes that brain cells can begin dying within 4-6 minutes of oxygen deprivation and lists several potential causes of respiratory issues like choking, allergic reactions, and heart problems. Specific conditions like asthma and allergic reactions are described. The text provides guidance on signs of respiratory emergencies like choking and what actions to take until help arrives.

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    Nikolas Dwi Susanto, dr.

    , MARS
    Iin Agustin, dr.

    Any Respiratory problem


    that can threaten a
    persons life

    Resiratory Distress: breathing becomes difficult


    Respiratory Arrest: breathing has stopped

    Brain cells can begin to die within 4-6 minutes

    Causes

    Choking
    Electrocution
    Chronic condition
    Irregular heartbeat
    Heart Attack
    Allergic Reaction
    Drug Overdose & Poisoning

    Asthma

    Whistling sound
    while exhaling
    Shortnes of breath
    Coughing
    Control with
    medications

    Allergic Reactions

    Rash
    Tightnes in chest
    & throat
    Swelling of the
    face, neck, &
    tongue

    Choking

    Partially blocked:
    wheezing sounds

    Completely blocked:
    no cough, no speak,
    no cry, no breath at
    all

    What to look for

    Coughing (forcefully or weakly)


    Clutching the throat
    Inability to cough, speak, cry, or breathe
    High-pitched noises while inhaling
    Panic
    Bluish skin color
    Losing consciousness if blockage is not
    removed

    What to do until Help


    Arrives

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