acute respiratory distress syndrome (ards)

What are the Risk Factors for ARDS?

Certain conditions and factors increase the risk of developing ARDS, including:
Sepsis
Severe pneumonia
Trauma or injury
Inhalation of harmful substances
Pancreatitis
Blood transfusions
Drug overdose

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