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RDS

abbr. respiratory distress syndrome

RDS

abbreviation for (Broadcasting) radio data system: a system in which digital signals are transmitted with normal radio programme to effect automatic tuning of receivers and other functions

RDS

respiratory distress syndrome.

RDS


RDS

(medicine) respiratory distress syndrome of newborn

RDS

Random Dot Stereogram

RDS

(1) (Remote Desktop Services) Thin client computing solutions from Microsoft that evolved from Terminal Services. See Remote Desktop Services and Terminal Services.

(2) (Remote Data Services) A set of programming interfaces from Microsoft that enables users to update data on the Internet or intranets from their ActiveX-enabled browser. Formerly ADC (Advanced Data Connector), it was integrated into ADO (Active Data Objects) and renamed RDS. See ADO.

(3) (Radio Data System) A series of enhancements for VHF and FM radio that started in Europe in the 1980s and migrated around the world. RDS has been adapted to radios of all prices. It provides a variety of features including a more precise way of tuning and an eight-character display of the station. For car radios, it provides traffic information as well as a way to tune in alternate frequencies for the same station. For more information, visit the RDS Forum website at www.rds.org.uk.

RDS


respiratory

 [res´pir-ah-tor″e] pertaining to respiration.acute respiratory distress syndrome (adult respiratory distress syndrome) a group of symptoms accompanying fulminant pulmonary edema and resulting in acute respiratory failure; see also acute respiratory distress syndrome.respiratory care 1. the health care profession providing, under qualified supervision, diagnostic evaluation, therapy, monitoring, and rehabilitation of patients with cardiopulmonary disorders; it also employs educational activities to support patients and their families and to promote cardiovascular health among the general public.2. the care provided by members of this profession.3. the diagnostic and therapeutic use of medical gases and their administering apparatus, environmental control systems, humidification, aerosols, medications, ventilatory support, bronchopulmonary drainage, pulmonary rehabilitation, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and airway management.respiratory distress syndrome, neonatal (respiratory distress syndrome of the newborn (RDS)) a condition of the newborn marked by dyspnea with cyanosis, heralded by such prodromal signs as dilatation of the nares, grunting on exhalation, and retraction of the suprasternal notch or costal margins. It usually occurs in newborns who are preterm, have diabetic mothers, or were delivered by cesarean section; sometimes there is no apparent predisposing cause.

This is the major cause of death in neonates and survivors have a high risk for chronic neurologic complications. No one factor is known to cause the condition; however, prematurity and interrupted development of the surfactant" >surfactant system is thought to be the major causative factor. Surfactant is secreted by the epithelial cells of the alveoli. It acts as a detergent, decreasing the surface tension of fluids that line the alveoli and bronchioles and allowing for uniform expansion of the lung and maintenance of lung expansion. When there is an inadequate amount of surfactant, a great deal of effort is required to re-expand the alveoli with air; thus the newborn must struggle for each breath. Insufficient expansion of the alveoli results in partial or complete collapse of the lung (atelectasis). This in turn produces hypoxemia and elevated serum carbon dioxide levels.
The hypoxemia causes metabolic acidosis from increased production of lactic acid and respiratory acidosis due to the hypercapnia. The lowered pH constricts pulmonary blood vessels and inhibits intake of oxygen, thus producing more hypoxemia and interfering with the transport of substances necessary for the production of the sorely needed surfactant.Patient Care. In order to minimize the hazards of oxygen toxicity and retinopathy of prematurity" >retinopathy of prematurity, the blood gases of the newborn with respiratory distress syndrome must be carefully monitored to assess response to therapy. The goal is to administer only as much oxygen as is necessary to maintain an optimal level of oxygenation.

To improve respiratory function, intubation, suctioning of the air passages, and pressure" >continuous positive airway pressure via nasal prongs are commonly used, as well as instillation of artificial surfactant. Monitoring is conducted using monitoring" >transcutaneous oxygen monitoring or a pulse oximeter. To optimize breathing effort and facilitate air exchange, the newborn is positioned on the back with a shoulder support to keep the neck slightly extended, or on the side with the head supported. Because of the drying effect of oxygen therapy and the prohibition of oral fluids, mouth care must be given frequently to prevent drying and cracking of the lips and oral mucosa.
respiratory failure a life-threatening condition in which respiratory function is inadequate to maintain the body's need for oxygen supply and carbon dioxide removal while at rest; it usually occurs when a patient with chronic airflow limitation develops an infection or otherwise suffers an additional strain on already seriously impaired respiratory functions. Inadequate or unsuccessful treatment of respiratory insufficiency from a variety of causes can lead to respiratory failure. Called also ventilatory failure.

Early symptoms include dyspnea, wheezing, and apprehension; cyanosis is rarely present. As the condition worsens the patient becomes drowsy and mentally confused and may slip into a coma. blood gas analysis is an important tool in diagnosing respiratory failure and assessing effectiveness of treatment. The condition is a medical emergency that can rapidly progress to irreversible cardiopulmonary failure and death. Treatment is concerned with improving ventilation and oxygenation of tissues, restoring and maintaining fluid balance and acid-base balance, and stabilizing cardiac function.
respiratory insufficiency a condition in which respiratory function is inadequate to meet the body's needs when increased physical activity places extra demands on it. Insufficiency occurs as a result of progressive degenerative changes in the alveolar structure and the capillary tissues in the pulmonary bed, as, for example, in chronic airflow limitation and fibrosis" >pulmonary fibrosis. Treatment is essentially supportive and symptomatic. If the condition is not successfully managed it may progress to respiratory failure.respiratory therapist a health care professional skilled in the treatment and management of patients with respiratory problems, who administers respiratory care. The minimum educational requirement is an associate degree, providing knowledge of anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and medicine sufficient to serve as a supervisor and consultant. Those registered by the National Board for Respiratory Therapy are designated Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT).respiratory therapy respiratory care.respiratory therapy technician a health care professional who has completed a specialized one- or two-year educational program and who performs routine care, management, and treatment of patients with respiratory problems under the supervision of a respiratory therapist. Such programs are usually found in community colleges and are accredited by the Joint Review Committee for Respiratory Therapy Education.

RDS

Abbreviation for respiratory distress syndrome.

RDS

abbr. respiratory distress syndrome

PRPH2

A gene on chromosome 6p21.2-cen that encodes peripherin 2, a member of the tetraspanin (cell surface) protein family, which mediate signal transduction events. These events play a role in regulating cell development, activation, growth and motility. Peripherin 2 is present in the outer segment of rod and cone photoreceptor cells, and it may act as an adhesion molecule involved in stabilisation and compaction of outer
segment disks or in the maintenance of the curvature of the rim. It is essential for disk morphogenesis. 
Molecular pathology
Defects of PRPH2 are associated with a variety of retinal disorders, including adult-onset vitelliform macular dystrophy, central areolar choroidal dystrophy type 2, patterned dystrophy of retinal pigment epithelium, retinitis pigmentosa type 7, retinitis punctata albescens, as well as cone-rod dystrophy and macular degeneration.

RDS

Respiratory distress syndrome, see there.

Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS)

Condition in which a premature infant with immature lungs does not develop surfactant, a protective film that helps air sacs in the lungs to stay open. RDS is the most common problem seen in premature infants.Mentioned in: Cesarean Section, Prematurity

RDS


AcronymDefinition
RDSRadio Data System
RDSRoyal Dutch Shell
RDSRMS (Root-Mean-Square) Delay Spread
RDSRespondent Driven Sampling (statistical method)
RDSRespiratory Distress Syndrome
RDSRelational Database Service (various companies)
RDSRise of Destiny (card game)
RDSReference Data Set
RDSRoyal Dublin Society (Ireland)
RDSRed Dot Sight
RDSRemote Data Service
RDSRemote Desktop Service (software)
RDSRadio Data Service (on FM 57 kHz subcarrier)
RDSResearch Development and Statistics (UK)
RDSRapid Deployment Solution (software)
RDSRemote Desktop Support (computing)
RDSRéseau des Sports (French language all-sports network - Canada)
RDSResidential Design Services (various locations)
RDSRemote Desktop Session
RDSRemote Data Storage
RDSRaima Database Server
RDSRemote Desktop Server
RDSRadio Data Service
RDSRadiant Data Server
RDSRemote Development Services
RDSRemote Document Server
RDSRadio Distribution Search
RDSRemote Data Sharing
RDSRack Density System
RDSRecursive Dominator Split
RDSRecruiting Data System
RDSResearch Down Syndrome (Illinois)
RDSReview of Diabetic Studies (Society for Biomedical Diabetes Research)
RDSReizdarmSyndrom (German)
RDSRetiree Drug Subsidy (US DHHS)
RDSRecords Disposition Schedule
RDSReliable Datagram Socket (open source protocol)
RDSRomania Data Systems
RDSRetained Duty System (UK Fire & Rescue Service Duty System)
RDSRural Development Service (UK)
RDSRegional Development School (various locations)
RDSRandom Dot Stereogram
RDSRed Dragons (skateboarding)
RDSRate Determining Step
RDSRecursive Data Structure (computing)
RDSResearch Defence Society (UK)
RDSRadiation Detection System
RDSRural Development Strategy (World Bank)
RDSRelational Database Systems
RDSRobotron Datenbank Software (various locations)
RDSRealistic Disaster Scenario (insurance)
RDSReflets De Soie (French: Silk Reflections)
RDSRent Deposit Scheme (UK)
RDSRemote Diagnostic Service (various locations)
RDSRemote Development Service (ColdFusion)
RDSReplicative DNA Synthesis
RDSRéalités du Dialogue Social (French: Realities of Social Dialogue)
RDSRunning Digital Sum
RDSRadio Digital System
RDSSubchronic Reference Dose
RDSRio Dell Scotia (railway; California)
RDSReproductive and Developmental Sciences (various locations)
RDSRailway Development Society (UK)
RDSReport Definition Syntax
RDSRapid Design Service, Inc.
RDSRotary Drive System (aeromodelling)
RDSRemote Display System
RDSRisk Disclosure Statement (finance)
RDSResiduum Hydrotreating (technology)
RDSRussian Dolls Search
RDSResist Dispense System
RDSRoom Data Sheet (architectural drawings)
RDSRemote Dispense System
RDSRefractometric Dried Substance
RDSRelative Dispersion Slope
RDSRotorcraft Drive System
RDSRaman Difference Spectroscopy
RDSRequirements Documentation System
RDSRogers Department Store (Michigan)
RDSReplicate Data Server
RDSRetinal Degeneration Gene, Slow
RDSResource Directory Server
RDSRadar Distribution Switchboard
RDSRequirements Definition Study
RDSRapid Deployment Suite
RDSRadiological Defense Study
RDSRapid Dissemination System
RDSRequirement Development Sheet
RDSReplacement Determination System
RDSRegistry, Distribution and Sales (IACO Section)
RDSRequisition Distribution System
RDSReverse Directory Service (website)
RDSRequest for Data Services
RDSRecords & Design System
RDSRemote Detail Scanners
RDSRecovery Default Swap (finance)
RDSRandom-Digit Sample
RDSRevised DTD Software
RDSRange Data System
RDSRapport de Sûreté (French: Safety Analysis Report; nuclear installations)
RDSRenegade Death Squad (gaming clan)
RDSRetail Delivery System
RDSRecycling & Disposal Service, Inc. (Washington)
RDSRapport Dialup Switch
RDSRaptor Design Studio (Fremont, OH)
RDSRed Dot Strategies, LLC (investing)
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