Crossword clues for apnea
apnea
- Subject of a sleep study, perhaps
- Snorer's problem
- Snorer's disorder, sometimes
- Snorer's disorder, perhaps
- Sleeping woe
- Sleeping issue
- Sleep malady
- Sleep lab topic
- Sleep lab focus
- Sleep issue
- Sleep breathing problem
- Sleep anomaly
- Nighttime disorder
- It'll keep you up
- It may take your breath away
- Intake interruption while asleep?
- Breathing trouble during sleep
- Trouble in bed, maybe
- Temporary suspension of breathing
- Temporary lack of inspiration?
- Temporary breathlessness
- Temporary breathing stoppage
- Temporary absence of breathing
- Subject of a sleep lab study
- Snoring problem
- Snoring cause, often
- Snorer's disorder, maybe
- Sleeping trouble
- Sleeping affliction
- Sleeper's malady
- Sleeper's concern
- Sleep study diagnosis
- Sleep problem from the Greek for "absence of breathing"
- Sleep problem characterized by snoring
- Sleep lab diagnosis
- Sleep lab concentration
- Sleep irregularity
- Sleep clinic subject
- Sleep clinic issue
- Sleep clinic focus
- Sleep ailment
- Short breathing cessation
- Respiratory condition
- REM disrupter
- Reason to use a CPAP device
- Pulmonologist's diagnosis
- Problem usually encountered at night
- Problem treated with adaptive servo-ventilation
- Problem that some people have in bed
- Problem in bed
- Problem for sleepers
- Problem for a bulldog
- Problem during sleep
- Nocturnal problem, usually
- Nocturnal affliction
- Nighttime woe
- Nighttime breathlessness
- Literally, Greek for "without breath"
- Lack of inspiration?
- It can put a stop to your dreams
- Interrupted breathing
- International Association for the Development of ___ (organization that oversees the sport of freediving)
- Inability to appreciate R.E.M.?
- Holding one's breath, essentially
- E.N.T. case
- Doze disrupter
- Diagnosis common among bulldogs
- Dangerous sleeping disorder
- CPAP machine target
- Condition treated with a CPAP machine
- Common sleeping disorder
- Common sleep problem
- Common disorder for bulldogs
- Common cause of snoring
- Cessation of breathing
- Certain source of nighttime arousal
- Cause of sleep disturbance
- Cause of a rude awakening, maybe
- Breathing problem for a sleeper
- Sleeping problem
- Sleeper's woe
- Sleep disturber
- Breathing problems for sleepers
- Sleep disorder that means "breathless" in Greek
- Sleeper's breathing problem
- Cause of a wake-up
- Breathless state?
- Breathless condition
- Concern for some sleepers
- Sleep lab subject
- Sleeping disorder, for some
- Reason to see a hypnologist
- Snorer's problem, maybe
- Sleep problem treated with a CPAP device
- Problem in bed, for some
- It takes your breath away
- Sleep clinic study
- Sleeper's difficulty
- Sleeper's problem
- Cause of an awakening
- What might prevent you from staying out?
- Sleep lab study
- Sleep disruption
- It's breath-taking
- It might make you snort
- Trouble in the night
- It might keep you up at night
- Cessation of breathing, for a sleeper
- Sleep clinic concern
- Nighttime irregularity
- Literally, "breathless"
- Breathing disorder
- Sleep study diagnosis, perhaps
- Transient cessation of respiration
- Asphyxia
- Respiratory arrest
- Halt in respiration
- Breathing woe
- Shortness of breath
- Temporary halt in respiration
- Sometime sleep phenomenon
- Temporary loss of breath
- Loss of breath
- Suffocation
- Breath suspension
- Respiratory ailment
- Respiration problem
- Cessation of breathing during sleep (US spelling)
- With which some chap nearly suffocates in the US?
- Sleep disturbance
- Breathing anomaly
- Nighttime breathing disorder
- Suspension of breathing
- Sleep study subject
- Sleep interrupter
- Breathing irregularity
- Breathing interruption
- Temporary cessation of breathing
- Snorer's problem, often
- Sleep clinic topic
- Sleep ___ (breathing problem)
- It'll take your breath away
- Sleep ___ (nighttime breathing disorder)
- Nighttime problem
- It may cause snoring
- Heavy snorer's problem
- Certain sleep problem
- Snoring cause, perhaps
- Snorer's problem, perhaps
- Sleep-clinic study
- Sleep trouble
- Sleep study focus
- Sleep lab concern
- Sleep disrupter
- Sleep concern
- Nocturnal disturbance
- Nighttime breathing problem
- Bedtime woe
The Collaborative International Dictionary
apnea \apnea\ n. 1. transient cessation of respiration. [Also spelled apnoea.]
Apnoea \Ap*n[oe]"a\, n. [NL., fr. Gr. 'a priv. + ?, ?, breath, ? to breathe, blow.] (Med.) Partial privation or suspension of breath; suffocation; same as {apnea}.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
n. (context pathology English) The cessation of breathing.
WordNet
n. transient cessation of respiration
Wikipedia
Apnea, apnoea, or apnœa (, from ἀ-, privative, πνέειν, to breathe) is a term for suspension of external breathing. During apnea, there is no movement of the muscles of inhalation and the volume of the lungs initially remains unchanged. Depending on how blocked the airways are (patency), there may or may not be a flow of gas between the lungs and the environment; gas exchange within the lungs and cellular respiration is not affected.
"Apnea" ("Apnoea") is a song recorded and written by Guatemalan recording artist Ricardo Arjona, released on March 4 2014. The song is the lead single from his fourteenth studio album, Viaje. At the beginning of 2014, Arjona explained to People en Espanol that he couldn't find another perfect word to describe his past and reminiscing about his memories "Apnea" was the best word to fulfill his journey (Viaje). The music video was nominated for Video of the Year at the Lo Nuestro Awards of 2015.
Usage examples of "apnea".
This kind of acute traumatic mandibulectomy without reconstruction, before decannulation of the tracheostomy tube can lead to sleep apnea, the doctors said.
Even now, as Hassan gave the assignment to Casca, Yousef was standing in an alley in the Emir of Apnea's city, having gone there for temporary refuge and reduced to the status of a petty criminal who stole from those unwary enough to go out into the streets alone at night.
Casca had been riding on his journey six days when he first spied the spires of the minarets that stood like sentinels over the walls of the city of Apnea.
To Bu Ali, who had returned to his duties with the slave master Mamud, he sent word that it was to be arranged for him to go to Apnea and to observe the actions of Kasim and to make certain the scarred one was returned to Castle Alamut with all dispatch, even if it meant that Bu Ali took over the job which Kasim was sent to do.
That is still better than skulking like beaten dogs through the streets of Apnea trying to steal coppers from beggars.
Without their skins to keep in the moisture, in less than a full day their bodies would be dried to rubbery husks which the captain would bring back to Apnea in triumph.
Sleep problems also include sleeping too much, daytime sleepiness, bad dreams, fears of or resistance to going to sleep, snoring, restless legs, sleep apnea (disruption of breathing during sleep) and other difficulties.
Sleep apnea occurs about 4 times more often in obese children and in African-American children than in other children.
Besides the National Institutes of Health, go to American Sleep Apnea Association, Sleep Net, or enter "sleep Apnea" in a search engine.
Coyle, still wearing his apnea-mouthguard, stared at our room's little viewer.
At that point the person goes from voluntary to involuntary apnea, and the drowning begins in earnest.
The graphs show some tracings that could be very brief apnea but there are also lots of movement artifacts—the baby thrashing around.
The apnea and passing out could be due to smothering—those movement artifacts on the monitor could mean she was struggling.
According to the county, his high blood alcohol concentration might've caused sleep apnea.
At 10:00 they'd pop a little white pill and hurl themselves into hours of sleep apnea.