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respiration slowed, not breathing, respiratory arrest, apnea, apnea means absence of spontaneous breathing from any cause, apnea, intermittent, temporary, occurs, obstructive sleep apnea, prolonged, prolonged apnea, respiratory arrest, prolonged apnea, respiratory arrest, life-threatening disorder that, immediate medical attention, episode of apnea, a temporary one, a person turns blue, has a seizure, becomes limp, remains drowsy, unconscious, prompt medical attention, apnea, many different reasons, most common causes, apnea in infants, small children, generally quite different, most common causes, in adults, in infants, children, most common cause of cardiac arrest, lack of an effective heartbeat, preceding respiratory arrest, in adults, opposite, occurs, cardiac arrest leads to respiratory arrest, common causes, apnea in infants, young children, prematurity, bronchiolitis, pneumonia, foreign object aspiration, choking, breath-holding spells, seizures, meningitis, encephalitis, gastroesophageal reflux, bronchospasm, asthma, common causes, apnea in adults, obstructive sleep apnea, choking, drug overdose, drugs alcohol, narcotic analgesics, barbiturates, anesthetics, depressants, drug abuse first aid, cardiac arrest, apnea, near-drowning, head, brain-stem injury, irregular heartbeat, arrhythmias, metabolic disorders, nervous system disorders, a person has stopped breathing, emergency measures, emergency help! also see the information on cpr , any interruption in spontaneous breathing, an emergency! local emergency number, cpr, breathing has stopped, cpr, emergency measures, provided in an emergency room, ambulance emt, emergency medical technician, once the patient, stable state, medical history, a physical examination performed, medical history, absent breathing in detail, time pattern, has this ever happened, how long did the event last, has the person had repeated, brief episodes of apnea, did the episode end, a sudden deep snorting breath, recent heath history, has there been any recent history of an accident, injury, has the person been ill, did the episode occur awake, asleep, had there been any breathing difficulty, the breathing stopped, what medication does the person take, does the person use street drugs, a general physical examination, listening, heart sounds, breath sounds, heart, lungs, monitored, diagnostic tests, determined by the results of history, physical examination data, diagnostic tests, chest x-ray, ecg, arterial blood gas, related to apnea.