Results for ipoksja translation from Maltese to English

ipoksja
hypoxia

ipoksja arrest respiratorju
respiratory arrest

emboliżmu pulmonari*, ipoksja*.
pulmonary embolism*, hypoxia*.

ipoksja emoptisi bronkspażmu sogħla
hypoxia haemoptysis bronchospasm coughing

ipoksja effużjoni fil- plewra disfonija rinoreja
hypoxia pleural effusion dysphonia

mhux magħruf: arrest respiratorju, ossiġenazzjoni mnaqqsa, ipoksja
not known: respiratory arrest, decreased oxygenation, hypoxia,

mard akut jew kroniku li jista’ jikkawża ipoksja fit-tessuti bħal:
acute or chronic disease which may cause tissue hypoxia such as:

mard akut jew kroniku li jista’ jikkawża ipoksja tat-tessuti, bħal:
acute or chronic disease which may cause tissue hypoxia, such as:

mard akut jew kroniku li jista’ jikkaġuna ipoksja tat-tessut bħalma huwa:
acute or chronic disease which may cause tissue hypoxia such as:

− mard akut jew kroniku li jista ’ jikkawża ipoksja tat- tessuti, bħal:
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mard akut jew kroniku li jista’ jikkawża ipoksja (ara sezzjoni 4.4) bħal:
acute or chronic disease which may cause tissue hypoxia (see section 4.4) such as:

mard akut jew kroniku li jista’ jikkawża ipoksja fit-tessut bħal insufficjenza kardijaka jew respiratorja, infart mijokardiku riċenti, xokk
acute or chronic disease which may cause tissue hypoxia such as cardiac or respiratory failure, recent myocardial infarction, shock

dispnea bl- isforz, epistażi, sogħla, rinorrea. waqfien respiratorju, ipoksja, konġestjoni pulmonarja, effużjoni plewrali, ażma,
common: dyspnoea exertional, epistaxis, cough, rhinorrhoea.

l-inċidenza ta’ aċidożi lattika tista’ u għandha titnaqqas ukoll billi jitqiesu fatturi ta’ riskju oħrajn li huma assoċjati, bħall dijabete mhux kontrollata kif jixraq, kitożi, sawm fuq tul ta’ żmien, użu eċċessiv ta’ alkoħol, insuffiċjenza tal-fwied u kwalunkwe kundizzjoni assoċjata ma’ ipoksja (ara wkoll sezzjonijiet 4.3 u 4.5).
the incidence of lactic acidosis can and should be reduced by also assessing other associated risk factors, such as poorly controlled diabetes, ketosis, prolonged fasting, excessive alcohol intake, hepatic insufficiency and any conditions associated with hypoxia (see also sections 4.3 and 4.5).