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    Harm Reduction

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    WHAT IS HARM REDUCTION? Harm reduction is a set of practical strategies intended to reduce the negative consequences of high risk behavior such as over drinking or drug abuse. Harm reduction is a non judgmental approach that attempts to meet people where they are at with their drinking or drug abuse. Instead of demanding perfect abstinence‚ this pragmatic approach is supportive of anyone who wishes to minimize the harm associated with a high risk behavior such as drinking or drug abuse. Harm

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    lung and alveoli

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    THE LUNGS  The left and right lungs (Figure 23-7a‚ b) are situated in the left and right pleural cavities. Each lung is a blunt cone‚ with the tip‚ or apex‚ pointing superiorly. The apex on each side extends into the base of the neck superior to the first rib. The broad concave inferior portion‚ or base‚ of each lung rests on the superior surface of the diaphragm. Lobes and Surfaces of the Lungs The lungs have distinct lobes separated by deep fissures (Figures 23-7a‚b). The right lung has

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    Asthma and air pollution What is Asthma? Asthma is a chronic disease that affects the air passages of the lungs. It´s characterized by recurrent attacks of wheezing and loss of breath. These episodes or attacks can happen many times a day‚ a week or when exposed to certain substances or in specific physical activity. The World Health Organization estimates that around the world about 300 million people suffer asthma‚ the majority children. In fact it is consider the most common chronic disease

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    1. Air in a room is at 220C d.b. and RH = 60%. Find the following conditions from the psychrometric chart: specific volume‚ dew point‚ specific enthalpy‚ wet-bulb temperature and moisture content. 2. Outdoor air at 0 0C d.b. and 100% saturation is heated with a low-pressure hot-water battery to 30 0C d.b. Identify all the condition data for both entry and exit states. 3. Re-circulated room air at 21°C d.b.‚ 50% saturation is mixed in equal amounts with summer outdoor air at 31°C d.b.‚ 22

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    Dysfunctional Lungs

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    It is humane to restrict smoking from school because the children are still developing‚ therefore; their lungs are still small and weak. This causes their lungs to be more available to any types of issues that come with receiving the smokers secondhand smoke. So‚ if this wasn’t a restriction that interfered with one’s freedom‚ there would have been many kids right now with dysfunctional lungs because of all the

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    The Causes and Effects of Air Pollution In China Hestia Cao I330003001 New York 04 May 2014 Air pollution is a type of pollution that particulates made by human being activities or natural causes were brought into the Earth’s atmosphere. When it achieves to sufficient concentration and adequate time‚ it begins to endanger people’s comfort‚ health‚ welfare‚ even damage to the environment that we live. Atmosphere is a mixture. It’s a mixture of Nitrogen (78.08%)‚ Oxygen (20.94%)‚ Rare gases

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    Comparing Gills And Lungs

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    than another? Gills/Lungs?HumansIn humans air travels into the mouth‚ or nose‚ and into the nasal cavity‚ followed by pharynx. The pharynx is where food and air cross paths. The pharynx increases the chance of choking‚ but also allows breathing when exercising and respiration though the mouth‚ if the nose is closed. Next‚ epiglottis opens allowing air to move into the glottis‚ and pass the larynx (voice box). After this air makes its way into the trachea which cleans the air with cilia. The cilia

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    Lung Cancer

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    The Genetics of Lung Cancer Catherine Hayworth BIO 355A/357A June 14‚ 2012 Colorado Christian University Cancer can be one of the hardest battles that one must face‚ whether that battle is lost or won‚ it changes the lives of everyone involved. Lung cancer is one of the most diagnosed cancers and it affects the lining of the lungs and the ability to breathe. Lung cancer is the number one killer of men and women than any other cancer worldwide. This cancer is mostly found in smokers and

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    Lung Condition

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    Jill Osterhage BC1025 Week 3 LOM Lung Conditions Caused from 9/11 September 11‚ 2001just after 8:45a.mif you turned the television on the images you saw took your breath away. Little did we know that 14 years later that would be one of the aftermath a lot of the servers‚ first responders and people who were in the area that day would still be feeling. Due to the collapse of the Twin Towers and the fumes from jet fuel burning people are surfing daily from repertory

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    Lung Cancer

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    Lung Cancer Lung Cancer‚ something so prevalent in today’s society affects so many‚ yet each day people continue to increase their chances of obtaining this disease by the simple act of lighting up a cigarette. Something that seems so insignificant but with each puff of that Marlborough or Parliament‚ increases the growth of cell tissue In the Lungs. The disease itself is caused by tobacco smoke in 80-90 percent of smokers and the remaining percentage is due to pollution‚ second hand smoke‚

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