1. Respiration & Health

2. Upper Respiratory Infections  URI: Common  Warm mucus + moist + Germs in air = killer sneeze and/or cough

3. Common Cold  Virus infection  OVER 200 strains

5. Influenza  Virus caused, starts as an URI, BUT can spread to the stomach

6.  Hard to tell if you have the flu:  Fever (usually high)  Headache  Tiredness (can be extreme)  Cough  Sore throat  Runny or stuffy nose  Body aches  Diarrhea and vomiting (more common among children than adults)  Flu shots/nasal spray in October/Nov.

9. Bronchitis  Coughing + a lot of mucus  Inflammation of ?  Two different types

10. Bronchitis  A. Acute: Viral caused then open to bacteria  B. Chronic: Due to irritation, caused by smoking.

13. Strep throat  Bacterial infection  CAN spread to heart

16. LUNG DISORDERS

17. Pneumonia  Bacterial, virus, fungus, parasite  Lungs fill with mucus

19. Tuberculosis  Bacterial infection of the lungs  Chest pain, fever, fatigue  Spread by casual contact

20.  In 2004, mortality and morbidity statistics included 14.6 million chronic active TB cases, 8.9 million new cases, and 1.6 million deaths, mostly in developing countries.[2] In addition, a rising number of people in the developed world are contracting tuberculosis because their immune systems are compromised by immunosuppressive drugs, substance abuse, or HIV/AIDS.developing countries[2]developed worldimmune systems immunosuppressive drugssubstance abuseHIVAIDS

22. Emphysema  Destruction of bronchioles and alveoli, air trapped in alveoli which often burst.  Create less surface area.

24. Cystic Fibrosis  LETHAL inherited disease.  Lots of coughing, thick mucus, bacteria.  Clogs passage way

26. Pulmonary fibrosis  Particles in the lung (sand, dust, coal)  Fibrous tissue begins to build in lungs.

27. Lung Cancer  Irritation causes thickening of bronchi, loss of cilia  Abnormal cells break off and spread to new area