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    Running Argument Essay

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    Before you read this one thing you should know is that although running can be very beneficial to the human body‚ not everyone is built the same‚ thus‚ not everyone is made to run. With that said‚ running is a part of many people’s daily lives and most of these people have learned how far they can push themselves without causing too much strain on their bodies. Running is also a way that people find self-achievement and purpose and without it don’t know how to function in their lives‚ these people

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    missing organs of the respiratory system: Nose and mouth (air enters) nasal cavity Larynx (both air and food move through) trachea Bronchi (large tubes leading to both lungs) lungs. 2. Each lung is surrounded by two layers of serous membrane known as pleurae. These are: Visceral pleura; covers the surface of the lung Parietal pleura; lines the thoracic wall The space in between is called the pleural cavity and it is filled with pleural fluid. This fluid assists breathing movements

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    after surgery‚ when they have pneumonia‚ a lung disease like (COPD)‚ or if they become on extensive bed rest. The patient may find that they can only take small‚ shallow breaths. Breathing this way makes it harder to get air into the patient lungs and can cause fluid and mucus to build up in the lungs. This could cause a serious lung infection like pneumonia. An incentive spirometer is a breathing exercise used to help a patient take deep breaths and keep lungs clear after surgery. Spirometer measures

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    Pulmonary disease or lung disease is any disease or disorder that occurs in the lungs or that causes the lungs or that causes the lungs not to work correctly. Some diseases or disorders that affect the lungs are Pneumothrax‚ Pneumonia‚ Hemothorax‚ and Infectious Mononucleosis: Epstein - Barr virus Infection. There are many signs‚ symptoms‚ treatments and medications for Pulmonary diseases. Symptoms and signs for Pneumothorax varies from patient to patient but usually includes Sudden and sharp

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    Emphysema

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    aEmphysema Emphysema is a long-term lung disease that results in the destruction of the alveolar walls. Many individuals have both bronchitis‚ which involves a long term couch with mucus‚ and emphysema. This condition is often referred to Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease or COPD. People with this disease do not get enough oxygen and suffer buildup of carbon dioxide in their blood. In normal breathing‚ air is drawn in through the bronchi and into the alveoli‚ which are tiny sacs surrounded

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    The Incredible Human Body

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    body and aids in digestion‚ the pancreas works to provide our body with the insulin that manages the levels of sugars in the blood. Folks‚ we have just received an alert that a bacterium is starting to invade the left lower lobe of Miss Waters right lung. We must hurry along our journey. 10 minutes later…. Now that we have reached the inferior vena cava we will continue on to the superior vena cava. Whoa! Hold on people‚ the blood is pushing us quickly and into the right ventricle. The right ventricle

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    The Respiratory System

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    the mouth and/or nose. The air flows into the pharynx(throat) and enters the trachea(windpipe). The air then flows into one of two bronchi‚ left bronchus and right bronchus. The left bronchus transports air to the left lung and the right bronchus transports oxygen to the left lung. The bronchi split into smaller bronchi‚ which split into even smaller tubes called bronchioles. The part of the Respiratory System described‚ nose to bronchioles‚ is called the respiratory tract. At the bottom of the bronchioles

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    Cystic Fibrosis

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    NANDA‚ there are five possible categories for a nursing diagnosis: an actual problem‚ possible problem‚ risk‚ syndrome or wellness. Cystic fibrosis causes lung damages from thickened secretions. A risk-related nursing diagnosis for cystic fibrosis would describe interventions that address complications from the disease. For example‚ recurrent lung infections are a symptom of cystic fibrosis‚ so "Risk for infection related to chronic pulmonary disease" would be a typical diagnosis. Purpose The purpose

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    Heart Lung Machine

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    HEART-LUNG MACHINE eng. Hassanain Ali Lefta Mossa * ‚ HasAli76@yahoo.com During an open-heart surgery (such as valve surgery)‚ an extracorporeal (i.e. outside the body) equipment called the heart-lung machine takes over the functions of the heart and lungs‚ so that the heart can be carefully stopped while the vital organs continue to receive blood and oxygen. The surgeon can then operate in a blood-free surgical field without interference from bleeding or the heart’s pumping motion. The principle

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    Early Childhood Asthma

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    national cost of childhood asthma was upwards of $20 billion annually (National Heart‚ Lung‚ and Blood Institute (NHLBI). Morbidity & Mortality: 2009). The statistics within an inner-city population‚ specifically in New York City (NYC) are even grimmer. Lifetime

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