When evaluating respiratory status during an emergency, what respiratory status is indicated by tachypnea interspersed with apnea?

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When evaluating respiratory status during an emergency, Cheyne-Stokes respiration is indicated by tachypnea interspersed with apnea. This will present as rapid breathing punctuated by periods of no breaths. Cheyne-Stokes respiration will be evident during the physical examination of a presenting emergency patient.

When Evaluating Respiratory Status During an Emergency, What Respiratory Status