What is suffocation and what does suffocation mean?

Asphyxia refers to the sudden obstruction of the larynx or trachea, resulting in inspiratory dyspnea, hypoxia, hypercapnia, and brain damage that quickly occur if rescue is not timely, and finally lead to bradycardia, cardiac arrest and death. Asphyxia can be divided into two categories according to the cause of occurrence, one is obstructive asphyxia and the other is inhalation asphyxia. Once asphyxia occurs, the condition is very critical and can cause death within a few minutes, so if dyspnea or suffocation occurs, the cause should be quickly identified, corresponding measures should be taken, and active on-site rescue should be carried out.

Suffocation means: difficulty breathing or even stopping.

1. Pinyin: zhì xī

2. Synonyms: obstruction, obstruction, infarction, block.

3. Antonyms: unobstructed, smooth, breathing.

4. Citations and Interpretations:

1) Hyundai · Wei Wei's "Oriental": They have already taken the most vicious hand: trying to blow up the mouth of the tunnel and suffocate the people in the cave.

2) Hyundai Ba Jin's "New Life, April 15": In order to avoid the cry for light being suffocated by darkness, we can only cry softly.

Question 1: What does the suffocation of suffocation mean Basic literal meaning.

1.Blocked: Breathing. Stop up. Stuffy.

Detailed Word Meaning

1.(Shape sound.) From the acupoint, to the sound. The cave is narrow and blocked, so from the cave. Original meaning: blocked, not passable).

2.Same as [obstruct].

Suffocation, plugging also. Sayings

There is Fu suffocation. Litigation. Yu Note: "Stop." ”

If the essence does not flow, the qi is depressed, and the depressed head is swollen and windy....The nose is suffocation. Lu's Spring and Autumn Period. Note: "No." ”

Dome suffocating smoked rats. Poem Feng Feng July

3.Another example: suffocation; Asphyxia (occlusion, blockage).

4.Suppress so that you don't give vent [suppress].

loss, the gentleman to punish the suffocation of anger. Vulnerable

5.Another example: suffocation (deterrence; inhibition); suffocation (suppression of desire); suffocation (obstruction); asphyxia (block); Depression (depression; dull); Suffocator (unwilling) literati

First Name 1Obstacle

There is a suffocation. The prime minister replied to the stabbing and the gift system

2.Another example: suffocation (excluding the mood of annoyance).

Question 2: The simple meaning of suffocation Well, blockage of the respiratory system. Inability to breathe normally. This is the case for a long time. It can lead to death.

Question 3: What does asphyxia mean Asphyxia: The pathological state of tissue cell metabolic disorders, dysfunction and morphological structure damage caused by lack of oxygen and carbon dioxide retention caused by the obstruction or abnormality of the body's breathing process due to some reason is called asphyxia.

The Modern Chinese Dictionary explains that it is difficult to breathe or even stop breathing due to insufficient oxygen or other gases in the outside world, or a disorder in the respiratory system.

Question 4: What does it mean to suffocate Difficulty breathing or even stopping.

2.Describes interruption due to obstruction.

Question 5: What does sexual asphyxia mean? What does sexual asphyxia mean by watching or a movie and using the content of the movie to produce it in this way depriving the brain of oxygen?

Sexual asphyxia refers to being alone in a remote and hidden place, using ropes, stockings, scarves, ties, belts, headscarves, etc., to hang the neck, or to cover the mouth and nose with rubber bags, plastic bags, masks, etc., in order to achieve sexual satisfaction. Because in the process of asphyxia, hypoxia and alkalosis will produce mental excitement and euphoria, and at the same time, it will be congested to help erection and enhance hypoxia in a state of hypoxia.

Question 6: What does the suffocation of suffocation mean 窒息 [zhì xī].

Basic Definition 1Difficulty breathing or even stopping.

2.Describes interruption due to obstruction.

Suffocation means: (moving) breathing is blocked or even stopped. The metaphor of things being hindered and not being allowed to develop or develop.

Pinyin] [ zhì xī ].

synonyms] obstruction, oblivion, obstruction, infarction, obstruction, obstruction, obstruction, obstruction.

antonyms] unblocked.

Synonyms of suffocation

1. Blocking. Pinyin] [ zǔ sè ].

Explanation] (moving) There is an obstacle that cannot be passed: traffic. Make a blockage.

synonyms] congestion, suffocation, stagnation, suffocation, blockage, infarction, obstruction, obstruction,

Antonyms] circulation, unobstructed, passed, dredged, unobstructed, unobstructed.

2. Infarction. Pinyin] [ gěng sè ].

Explanation] (moving) blockage: road. Near blockage|Clog. Anti-unblocked. Refers to the necrosis of human tissues due to ischemia.

synonyms] obstruction, suffocation, blockage, occlusion, oblivion, oblivion, blockage.

Asphyxia is mainly a pathological state in which the body's breathing process is blocked or abnormal for some reason, resulting in hypoxia and carbon dioxide retention in various tissues and organs of the body, resulting in tissue cell metabolic dysfunction, dysfunction and damage to morphological structure, which is called asphyxia.

When there is a severe lack of oxygen in the human body, organs and tissues will be extensively damaged and necrotic due to lack of oxygen, especially the brain, the airway is completely blocked and the breath can not breathe, as long as it takes a minute, the heartbeat will stop, as long as the rescue is timely, the airway obstruction is lifted, breathing is restored, and the heartbeat is restored.

However, asphyxia is one of the most important causes of death in critical illness, which is mainly divided into mechanical asphyxia, toxic asphyxia, and pathological asphyxia. Mechanical asphyxia is a breathing disorder caused by mechanical action, such as strangulation, hanging, strangulation, strangulation of the neck, blocking of the respiratory tract with objects; Toxicity such as carbon monoxide poisoning, as well as other poisoning factors; Pathological asphyxia, such as drowning, and extensive loss of respiratory function due to pneumonia, are particularly serious pathological factors.