Accelerated respiration Dyspnea Hyperventilation Kussmaul Respiration Permanent cessation of breathing Increased pulmonary ventilation Dyspnea when lying down Apnea Respiratory Arrest Orthopnea Temporary cessation of breathing Increased breathing in response to exercise Reduced pulmonary ventilation Hyperpnea Hypoventilation Tachypnea Rapid breathing induced by acidosis Labored, gasping breathing

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