Übersetzung für 'cm H2O' von Englisch nach Deutsch

centimeter of water <cmH2O, cm H2O, cmwc> [Am.]

Zentimeter {m} Wassersäule <cmWS, cm WS>unit

centimetre of water <cmH2O, cm H2O, cmwc> [Br.]

Zentimeter {m} Wassersäule <cmWS, cm WS>unit

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H2O cycle

Wasserkreislauf {m}hydro.

Wasserzyklus {m}hydro.

water <H2O> [H2O]

Wasser {n} <H2O>chem.

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meter of water <mH2O, m H2O> [Am.]

Meter {m} Wassersäule <mWS, m WS>unit

millimetre of water <mmH2O, mm H2O> [Br.]

Millimeter {m} Wassersäule <mmWS, mm WS>unit

metre of water <mH2O, m H2O> [Br.]

Meter {m} Wassersäule <mWS, m WS>unit

millimeter of water <mmH2O, mm H2O mmwc> [Am.]

Millimeter {m} Wassersäule <mmWS, mm WS>unit

inch of water <inAq, inH2O, in H2O, inwc>

[angloamerikanische Maßeinheit des Drucks; ca. 249 Pa]unit

chylomicron <CM>

Chylomikron {n} <CM>biochem.biol.

curium <Cm>

Curium {n} <Cm>chem.

Cameroon <.cm>

Kamerun {n}geogr.

commercial management <CM>

Handelsmanagement {n} <HM> [auch Studiengangsbezeichnung]comm.educ.

case management <CM>

Fallsteuerung {f}med.QMsociol.

capillary malformation <CM>

kapillare Malformation {f}med.

condition monitoring <CM>

Zustandsüberwachung {f} [DIN, ISO]QMtech.

configuration manager <CM>

Konfigurationsmanager {m} <KM>jobsQM

configuration management <CM>

Konfigurationsmanagement {n} <KM>QM

claim management <CM>

Nachtragsmanagement {n} <NM>econ.QM

Claim-Management {n} <CM>econ.QM

• Alveolar pressure (PA) at end expiration is equal to atmospheric pressure (0 cm H2O differential pressure, at zero flow), plus or minus 2 cm H2O (1.5 mmHg) throughout the lung.
• A target tidal volume of 6 mL/kg of predicted body weight (PBW) and a plateau pressure less than 30 cm H2O is recommended for those who require ventilation due to sepsis-induced severe ARDS.
• So if a water column meter reads "13.6 cm H2O", then an equivalent measurement is "1.00 cm Hg".
• In mechanical ventilation the number reflects a positive pressure in centimeters of water pressure (cm H2O).
• To produce phonation at all, the lungs must maintain a pressure of 3–5 cm H2O higher than the pressure above the glottis.

• A study concluded that appropriate application of cricoid pressure prevents gastric gas insufflation during airway management via mask up to 40 cm H2O PIP in infants and children.
• "P"plat is never bigger than PIP and is typically <10 cm H2O lower than PIP when airway resistance is not elevated.
• Although there is no consensus on the threshold value, values > 60 cm H2O are commonly considered to indicate hypermobility of the bladder neck and normal sphincter function.