Some Terminology Related to B.P.P.N
1. Dyspepsia
Indigestion , feeling of fullness, discomfort, nausea and anorexia.
2. Dysphagia
Difficulty in swallowing / painful in swallowing.
3. Nausea
Sensation to vomit.
4. Nutrients
Constituents of food. e.g, carbohydrates, protein, fat, minerals vitamins and water.
5. Regurgitation
It refers to back flow.
e.g, backflow of parcely digested food into the mouth from the stomach.
6. Vomiting
Expulsion of stomach contain through oesophagus and mouth.
7. Anorexia
Lack of appetite.
8. Anosmia
Loss of sense of smell.
9. Appetite
Psychological stimulus to eat that may be connected with and triggered by emotion stimuli.
10. Asphyxia
Lack of oxygen in the tissue.
11. Body Mass Index
A figure derived from a person height and weight that indicate whether that weight is acceptable.
12. Bulimia Nervosa
It is an eating disorder in which excessively eating is followed by depression and guilt , self induced vomiting and burging .
13. Malabsorption
Inadequate or disorder absorption of nutrients from the intestinal canal.
14. Halitosis
Bad breath smell
15. Turgor
Resistance of skin to deformation when pinch.
16. Anorexia Nervosa
Psychiatric disorder characterized by intense fear of becoming overweight even when emaciated.
17. Bradycardia
Heart rate less than 60 beats per minute in adult.
18. Tachycardia
Heart rate more than 100 beats per minute in adult.
19. Eupnea
It refers to easy respiration with normal breath rate per minute that is age specific.
20. Bradypnea
Respiratory rate become 10 or fewer breath per minute.
21. Tachypnea
Respiratory rate greater than 24 breath per minute.
22. Hypoventilation
Refers to shallow respiration.
23. Hyperventilation
Refers to deep and rapid respiration.
24. Cheyne stock respiration
Respiratory rhythm is irregular , characterized by alternating period of Apnea and hyperventilation.
25. Kussmaul respiration
Respiration are abnormal deep but regular, similar to hyperventilation.
26. Orthopnea
Respiratory condition in which a person must sit or stand in order to breathe deeply or comfortably.
27. Platypnea
Opposite of orthopnea.
Difficult respiration on upright position , a person can laying down and breath comfortably.
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