Respiratory Distress		If the choking conscious person is too big or pregnant
Respiratory arrest		Breathing becomes difficult
Electrocution		Can result in the tongue swelling and closing the airway
Sign of breathing emergency		Narrowing of the air passages
Asthma		Swallowing small objects
Emphysema		Damage to the air Sacs
Bronchitis		Severe allergic reaction
Hyperventilation		Given to self or a person in a wheelchair for choking
Allergic reaction		Dulls the nerves used to swollow
Anaphylactic Shock		Slow or rapid breathing
Choking		Breathing stops
Back Blows/Abdominal Thrusts		Position to give an infant back blows
Chest thrusts		A cause of respiratory distress
Abdominal thrusts		Airway has been blocked by a foreign object
Face down		Eating while talking
Rescue Breaths		Over ten minutes
Possible brain damage		Breathing faster and more shallowly than normal
Irreversible brain damage		Between 4-6 minutes
Alcohol		Poorly chewed food
Adult common cause of choking		Given to a victim when they stop breathing
Child common cause of choking		5 each is an effective way to clear the obstruction
Infant common cause of choking		Bronchial tubes are swollen and irritated