Kussmaul
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Kussmaul — oder Kußmaul ist der Familienname mehrerer Personen: Adolf Kußmaul (1822–1902), deutscher Arzt und medizinischer Forscher Heinz Kußmaul (* 1957), Professor an der Universität des Saarlandes Jürgen Kussmaul (* 1944), deutscher Bratschist,… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Kussmaul breathing — is the very deep and labored breathing with normal or reduced frequency, [Kussmaul breathing has reduced or normal frequency, not increased. For instance Merriam Webster defines Kussmaul breathing as abnormally slow deep respiration… … Wikipedia
Kussmaul's sign — is the observation of a jugular venous pressure (JVP, the filling of the jugular vein) that rises with inspiration. It can be seen in some forms of heart disease. It is usually indicative of right ventricular dysfunction along with hypotension… … Wikipedia
Kussmaul-Maier, enfermedad de — f. angiol. Periarteritis nudosa. Medical Dictionary. 2011 … Diccionario médico
Küssmaul, respiración de — neumol. Tipo de respiración que suele observarse en sujetos que se encuentran en estado de coma diabético. En la respiración se suceden una inspiración profunda, seguida de una pausa y una espiración breve y forzada, a la que sigue otra pausa y… … Diccionario médico
Kussmaul disease — Kussmaul Maier disease polyarteritis nodosa … Medical dictionary
Kussmaul paralysis — Kussmaul Landry paralysis Guillain Barrй syndrome … Medical dictionary
Kussmaul respiration — Kussmaul Kien respiration a pattern of deep and rapid respiration, seen particularly in metabolic acidosis. Called also air hunger … Medical dictionary
Kussmaul breathing — Kuss·maul breathing ku̇s .mau̇l or Kuss·maul s breathing .mau̇lz n abnormally slow deep respiration characteristic of air hunger and occurring esp. in acidotic states called also Kussmaul respiration Kussmaul Adolf (1822 1902) German physician.… … Medical dictionary
kussmaul breathing — ˈku̇ˌsmau̇l noun or kussmaul respiration Usage: usually capitalized K Etymology: after Adolf Kussmaul died 1902 German physician : abnormally slow deep respiration characteristic of air hunger and occurring especially in acidotic states … Useful english dictionary
Kussmaul disease pulse etc. — Kuss·maul disease, pulse, etc. (koosґmoul) [Adolf Kussmaul, German physician, 1822–1902] see polyarteritis nodosa; see paradoxical pulse, under pulse, and diabetic coma, under coma; and see under respiration and sign … Medical dictionary
