Respiration rate
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Respiration rate
Hi all,
I'm having a mooch around the boards today, downloading my Sleepyhead data etc and trying to understand it. A couple of questions;
- Respiration rate. Mine hits 50 every night. Is that 50 breaths a minute? I don't think I could breathe that quickly when awake! What could it indicate?
- Clear Airway events - should this be 0, or is it normal to have a few CA events every night?
Thanks in advance.
I'm having a mooch around the boards today, downloading my Sleepyhead data etc and trying to understand it. A couple of questions;
- Respiration rate. Mine hits 50 every night. Is that 50 breaths a minute? I don't think I could breathe that quickly when awake! What could it indicate?
- Clear Airway events - should this be 0, or is it normal to have a few CA events every night?
Thanks in advance.
Re: Respiration rate
I imagine it's 50/hr. And it's normal to have a few CAs, usually on going to sleep, and while waking (or just before).
Re: Respiration rate
The respiration should be read as per minute. 20 is the "normal" respiration per minute. From what I understand when a person enters REM, respiration will increase. You need to look at your Tidal Volume, Minute Vent, Inspiratory Time, and Expiratory Time for a better picture.
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Re: Respiration rate
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- Respiration rate. Mine hits 50 every night,,,
It that is 50/Hr. wouldent that mean an AHI = 50 ... each one 50 sec long ???
That would be 10 sec to breath and 60 sec to hold your breath.
- Respiration rate. Mine hits 50 every night,,,
It that is 50/Hr. wouldent that mean an AHI = 50 ... each one 50 sec long ???
That would be 10 sec to breath and 60 sec to hold your breath.
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Re: Respiration rate
That means 50 breaths per minute, it's just too much. Your body has to work hard to maintain the balance between oxygen and carbon dioxide.
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Re: Respiration rate
yes, 50 breaths a minute, or a little over 1 second for inhale/exhale.linesandlines wrote: Respiration rate. Mine hits 50 every night. Is that 50 breaths a minute?
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Re: Respiration rate
Respirations are measured in breaths per minute. How long were you at that rate? If it's just a spike then back down, probably not meaningful. I had a straight up spike that had a break in the graph just before the spike, not sure why. But I don't believe this was accurate. I didn't find anything to corelate it to in the other graphs or events.
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Re: Respiration rate
Hard to discern from what they wrote if that was a max they hit or their 95%. I hit a high around 45 when I am masked up and getting into bed, but my 95% is typically around 12.5 - 18.linesandlines wrote:- Respiration rate. Mine hits 50 every night. Is that 50 breaths a minute?
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Re: Respiration rate
Over the past few nights, it's an average of 4 times a night I hit that level, and stay there for a minute or two. Probably just insignificant peaks then?OkyDoky wrote:How long were you at that rate? If it's just a spike then back down, probably not meaningful.
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Re: Respiration rate
Looks like my 95% is between 20 & 30 breaths per min.Krelvin wrote:Hard to discern from what they wrote if that was a max they hit or their 95%.
Re: Respiration rate
maybe you're just having a really good dreamlinesandlines wrote:Over the past few nights, it's an average of 4 times a night I hit that level, and stay there for a minute or two. Probably just insignificant peaks then?OkyDoky wrote:How long were you at that rate? If it's just a spike then back down, probably not meaningful.
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Re: Respiration rate
palerider wrote: maybe you're just having a really good dream
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...or maybe a really bad one! (When the tiger catches you it's really bad... )palerider wrote:maybe you're just having a really good dream
Re: Respiration rate
In Sleepyhead...if you look at the statistics area on the left side...put your curser over "respiration rate"...it defines it.
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Re: Respiration rate
awe... some tiggers is cuddly!cathyf wrote:...or maybe a really bad one! (When the tiger catches you it's really bad... )palerider wrote:maybe you're just having a really good dream
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