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Title: Respiratory Diseases and Disorders


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Respiratory Diseases and Disorders
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  • Smoking
  • Chemical substances in tobacco can destroy cells
  • High temperatures, smoke and carbon monoxide are
    also harmful
  • Smoking, polluted air, coal dust, and asbestos
    can contribute to bronchitis, emphysema, and
    asthma

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Respiratory Infections
  • Infections of the respiratory system can be
    caused by
  • Bacteria
  • Viruses
  • Other microorganisms

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Common cold
  • Affects the upper respiratory system
  • Can cause damage in cilia but they heal quickly

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Influenza (Flu)
  • Caused by a virus
  • Can affect many body systems
  • Grows in cells by alveoli and damages them

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Pneumonia
  • An infection of the alveoli caused by bacteria,
    viruses, or other microorganisms

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Bronchitis
  • swelling and irritation cause the bronchial tubes
    to produce too much mucus the mucus build-up can
    be an ideal place for bacteria to grow
  • Can be treated with antibiotics

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Chronic bronchitis
  • when bronchitis lasts for an extended period of
    time
  • The continuous coughing can damage cilia keeping
    them from moving harmful substances out of the
    airways

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Emphysema
  • The alveoli are swollen and red
  • An enzyme has caused the alveoli walls to break
    down making it harder for the alveoli to get
    oxygen into the bloodstream
  • Some people also develop heart problems

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Lung Cancer
  • uncontrolled growth of cells in the lungs caused
    by carcinogens

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Asthma
  • Shortness of breath, wheezing, and coughing due
    to quick tightening of the bronchial tubes
  • Caused by an allergic reaction, breathing in
    smoke or pollen, eating certain foods, or stress
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