Cari’s Story A. How could an infection in Cari’s nasal passages and pharynx spread into her sinuses? -The pharynx and nasal passages are connected to one another, which allows pathogens and infections to travel back and forth to one another. The sinuses are a drainage area for nasal passages, so that is a good place for infections to occur. B. What is the cough reflex? Describe the process that Cari’s respiratory system is using to clear her lungs by coughing. -The cough reflex is known to
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A. How would an infection in Cari’s nasal passages and pharynx spread into her sinuses? An infection would spread into Cari’s sinuses due to the sinuses being a drainage area for the nasal passage. B. What is the cough reflex? Describe the process that Cari’s respiratory system is using to clear her lungs by coughing? A cough reflex clears up sputum from the nasal passages and pharynx. In the trachea there are cilia that move mucus up from the lungs. The mucus causes the cough reflex. C
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Most Productive Muscle Building Exercises Detailed look at the most potent muscle building exercises, as well as a body part by body part breakdown. Stop wasting time in the gym and start getting results! Workout is made up of only so many sets and exercises. Constructing a workout without a purpose and without the use of the best available tools will only waste your time. If you want to gain muscle and strength at the fastest rate possible you will need to choose the best possible exercises.
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Previous experiments conducted that provide information on typical nasorespiration have concluded to ideas such as that age is directly relating to nasal airway size, nasal cross-sectional area increases greatly after puberty for both genders, and that nasal breathing preference increases with age. However, there were not any stratified or normative data on the previous hypothesis up until the study of Vig, P.S and Zajac, D.J. The purpose of their study was to obtain definitive measurements for nasal
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1. Summary This twenty-one week program was designed to see the effects of swimming on children with Autism. The weeks were broken up into two, ten week sessions and one, one week transition period. The researcher, Pan Chien-Yu, wanted to see how swimming affected the children’s social skills and swimming skills. 2. Methods and Subjects Children’s skills were assessed at the beginning of the twenty-one week program. They were then assessed once during the study and again at the end of the ten week
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KRISTIN LEIJA ELA 7TH HR 1/19/17 Should some performance enhance drugs (creatine) be allowed? When you're probably wondering what creatine is? Creatine is a compound that makes and then put to use to store energy. Basically people take creatine to have energy. Creatine is sold as dietary supplement. This “illegal steroid” is used by athletes. Creatine is used widely amongst athletes. Athletes use this because it increase their energy. What athletes don't like to train harder? Right, the
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For this assignment I will be describing the musculoskeletal and energy systems and their responses to acute exercise. I will also be describing the cardiovascular and respiratory systems to the acute exercise. I will be explaining the response of the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular and respiratory systems due to acute exercise. P1 The musculoskeletal system is a system which makes sure it provides, support, its form, stability and movement to the body. It’s made up of the bones which are in the
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When an athlete is training and progress reaches a halt, it is a mark that the motor units within the body have reached the limit of their adaptive response. Groups of motor units often work together to coordinate the contractions of a single muscle. When this occurs, many athletes will turn to supplements to gain the advantage on their competitors. Protein drinks and variety of vitamins will be top of the list for athletes but they wont always have the desired effect, this is due to the athlete
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|CognitiveLevel||3rd Ed. Page References| |Recall|Application|Analysis|Totals|| I. PATIENT DATA EVALUATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS|11|14|1|26|| A. Review Data in the Patient Record|4|||4|| 1. Patient history e.g.,• present illness• admission notes• respiratory care orders• medication history• progress notes• diagnoses• DNR status• patient education (previous)|||||pp 33, 82, 47| 2. Physical examination relative to the cardiopulmonary system e.g., vitalsigns, physical findings|||||pp 33-35, 35-45
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1. Select one anaerobic and one aerobic adaptation and discuss their significance in terms of what your client will feel or experience. An Acute response to Aerobic Endurance Training: Metabolic Response: Increase in Oxygen Consumption. Endurance sports rely primarily on oxidative (aerobic) metabolism for energy supply. When the exerciser or the athlete
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