The tingling sensation that the patient is experiencing could be caused by a number of different things. It could be due to a drop in blood pressure, an imbalance in electrolytes such as sodium or potassium, or it could even be related to anxiety and panic attacks. In order to determine the exact cause of the tingling sensation, further testing would need to be done by their healthcare provider.

Respiration patterns can vary depending on age and health status with varying levels of significance. Normal respiration rates for adults range from 12-20 breaths per minute while higher rates may indicate distress or illness such as pneumonia or asthma; however, lower rates may also represent shallow breathing due to pain or anxiety. Cheyne-Stokes respiration involves periods of both hyperventilation and apnea indicating cardiac failure or brain injury whereas Biot’s respiration is characterized by single deep breaths followed by periods of no breathing which can signify damage to the respiratory center located within medulla oblongata .

I do agree that ethnicity and culture influence risk factors for heart disease as certain groups are more prone to particular conditions than others; for instance , African American populations have higher rate hypertension & diabetes compared other ethnicities making them more susceptible developing coronary artery disease . Additionally some cultures may also possess language barriers which make accessing routine preventive care difficult thereby increasing likelihood developing chronic illnesses.

The technique of percussion and palpation involves tapping on patient’s chest wall with fingers while having them inhale deeply then checking tenderness , symmetry , bulges fremitus thoracic expansion abnormalities present . This method helps physician assess possible disorders associated respiratory system including pleural effusion , collapse lobes consolidation pulmonary edema etc…as well determining whether there any structural defects ribs sternum area which might affect breathing pattern & overall cardiopulmonary function patients