What could create breathing problems for 70-80 year olds within the hospital?

I Want To Know Because Someone In My Family Has Breathing Problems And She's (her age is) right Around 70-80 I Think...And Its Important To Me Because She's My Grandma.What could create breathing problems for 70-80 year olds within the hospital?
It's ok though, death is everyday. My grandma recently passed and I didnt shed a single rip. In fact, I prayed that god would lift her. I know I'll see her again, and when your old you repeatedly dont wish to live any longer. (Highest suicide rates are 60+ years old) i hope this make you feel better... =\
Sometimes breathing problems can be an indication that the winding up is close.This happened near my mum and she was reasonably old.
If she started have breathing problems after entering the hospital, she may have picked up an infection while contained by the hospital. It's more common than most society know, unfortunately. It's call a nosocomial infection. Her problem is with breathing, so she may hold caught a bacteria that cause her to have pneumonia. Make sure that doctors execute blood cultures and check them on a regular basis to gross sure that she hasn't become septic. I hope she feels better soon.
You know that when an ancient person is away from near natural enviroment the start to diterorate 'spelling?' MAybe you want to appropriate her home
I'm Sorry That Happened There Has Been Dust And Everybody Is Choking And Sometimes They Don't Swallow Their Food Good