air hunger

hunger

[hung´ger] a craving, as for food.air hunger Kussmaul's respiration.

air hun·ger

extremely deep ventilation such as occurs in patients with acidosis attempting to increase ventilation of alveoli and exhale more carbon dioxide.
See also: Kussmaul respiration.

air hunger

n. See dyspnea.

air hun·ger

(ār hŭng'ĕr) Extremely deep ventilation such as occurs in patients with acidosis who are attempting to increase ventilation of alveoli and thus exhale more carbon dioxide.
See also: Kussmaul respiration

hunger

[AS. hungur]

HORMONES AFFECTING HUNGER1. A sensation resulting from lack of food, characterized by a dull or acute pain referred to the epigastrium or lower part of chest. It is usually accompanied by weakness and an overwhelming desire to eat. Hunger pains coincide with powerful contractions of the stomach. Hunger is distinguished from appetite in that hunger is the physical drive to eat, while appetite is the psychological drive to eat. Hunger is affected by the physiological interaction of hormones and hormone-like factors, while appetite is affected by habits, culture, taste, and many other factors. See: illustration2. To have a strong desire.

air hunger

Dyspnea; breathlessness.

air hunger

Deep and rapid gasping respiration of the kind that occurs in severe DIABETIC ACIDOSIS and coma.

air hun·ger

(ār hŭng'ĕr) Extremely deep ventilation such as occurs in patients with acidosis attempting to increase ventilation of alveoli and exhale more carbon dioxide.
See also: Kussmaul respiration

单词	air hunger
释义	air hunger air hunger n. See dyspnea. air hunger air hunger [′er ‚həŋ·gər] (medicine) The deep, gasping respiration characteristic of severe diabetic acidosis and coma. air hunger hunger [hung´ger] a craving, as for food.air hunger Kussmaul's respiration. air hun·ger extremely deep ventilation such as occurs in patients with acidosis attempting to increase ventilation of alveoli and exhale more carbon dioxide. See also: Kussmaul respiration. air hunger n. See dyspnea. air hun·ger (ār hŭng'ĕr) Extremely deep ventilation such as occurs in patients with acidosis who are attempting to increase ventilation of alveoli and thus exhale more carbon dioxide. See also: Kussmaul respiration hunger [AS. hungur] HORMONES AFFECTING HUNGER1. A sensation resulting from lack of food, characterized by a dull or acute pain referred to the epigastrium or lower part of chest. It is usually accompanied by weakness and an overwhelming desire to eat. Hunger pains coincide with powerful contractions of the stomach. Hunger is distinguished from appetite in that hunger is the physical drive to eat, while appetite is the psychological drive to eat. Hunger is affected by the physiological interaction of hormones and hormone-like factors, while appetite is affected by habits, culture, taste, and many other factors. See: illustration2. To have a strong desire. air hunger Dyspnea; breathlessness. air hunger Deep and rapid gasping respiration of the kind that occurs in severe DIABETIC ACIDOSIS and coma. air hun·ger (ār hŭng'ĕr) Extremely deep ventilation such as occurs in patients with acidosis attempting to increase ventilation of alveoli and exhale more carbon dioxide. See also: Kussmaul respiration LegalSeeHungerThesaurusSeehunger
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