Clinical Manifestations of Respiratory Cardiac Arrest

The clinical manifestations of respiratory cardiac arrest are pale face, no fluctuation of thorax, loss of consciousness, etc. The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Facial pale

due to respiratory cardiac arrest leads to loss of cardiac pumping function, which cannot effectively supply the blood required for circulation of the body, causing poor peripheral circulation, resulting in pale face.

2. No fluctuation of thorax

due to respiratory cardiac arrest causes respiratory arrest, resulting in loss of lung function, resulting in no fluctuation of thorax.

3. Loss of consciousness

Due to respiratory cardiac arrest, ischemia and hypoxia of brain tissues, nerves, cells and other parts are easy to cause a large number of necrosis of the above tissues, resulting in loss of consciousness.