Description
Examples of topics include:
Any disease of the endocrine, circulatory, digestive, respiratory, urinary or reproductive systems.
You can find diseases listed within each chapter. ( you can pick the disease easiest)
The presentation should include:
- A description of the disease including:
- Which system it effects
- the physiology of how it effects the system
- symptoms of the disease
- treatments for the disease
- how the disease is diagnosed
- the prognosis for recovery.
- statistics on who can get the disease,
- how common it is in the United States and the World
- other interesting facts about your disease such as famous people who have the disease or new research for the disease.
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CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS
STUDENT NAME
INSTITUTION
COURSE
DATE
DESCRIPTION OF CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS
Bronchitis
Inflammation of the lung’s airways
Two types of bronchitis
Acute
Sudden
Lasts approximately 2-3 weeks
Chronic
3 months & 2 years
Primary causes
Smoking
Irritants
Viruses
Flu & Bacteria
SYSTEM IT EFFECTS
Respiratory system disease
Airways in lungs/bronchi
become inflamed
Respiratory stem
Organs and tissues for
breathing
CLRD
COPD
chronic bronchitis
PHYSIOLOGY
Inflammatory response from epithelial cells
Goblet cells produce excessive mucus
Smooth muscle widens, constricting bronchioles
Results in airway obstruction
SYMPTOMS
Cough
Dry or mucus expulsion
Wheezing
Blue fingernails, lips, and skin
Swollen feet
Heart failure
TREATMENTS
Natural remedies
Staying hydrated
Mist vaporizer or humidifier
Cough suppressants
Honey, lemon, ginger, bay leaf, almonds
Medical treatments
Stopping smoking
Avoiding secondhand smoke
Steer clear of environmental irritants
Mouth and breathing medications
Portable oxygen
Remove impaired parts of lung
Humidifying air & pulmonary rehab
HOW CHRONIC BRONCHITIS IS
DIAGNOSED
Personal and family health history
Pulmonary function tests
Spirometry test
Arterial blood gas test
Pulse oximetry test
Chest X-ray test
CT scan tests
PROGNOSIS FOR RECOVERY
Chronic bronchitis is a progressive disease
Prognosis is largely dependent on:
Lifestyle adjustments
Present lung function
STATISTICS ON WHO
CAN GET CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS
Segments of the population at
higher risk include:
Those older than 45
Women
Non-Hispanic white people
Black people
Smokers
Those with low immunity
Those frequently exposed to irritants
HOW COMMON
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS IS
IN THE UNITED STATES
AND WORLD
Common in U.S. & world
Effects 10 million Americans
yearly between 44 & 65
Presence varies worldwide
INTERESTING FACTS
ABOUT CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS
2018 Australian study
G-CSF
Blood cell-stimulating protein
Potentially reduce inflammation &
symptoms
2019 research study
Cancer medications
Help reduce COPD
Famous celebrities
Amy Winehouse
John Carson
THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING
REFERENCES
Bhargava, H. D., MD. (2020, June 9). Celebrities With COPD. Retrieved from https://www.webmd.com/lung/copd/ss/slideshow-celebrities-with-copd
Cunha, J. P., DO. (2021, May 25). Chronic Bronchitis: Treatment, Diagnosis, Symptoms, Causes. Retrieved from
https://www.emedicinehealth.com/bronchitis/article_em.htm
Dotan, Y., So, J. Y., & Kim, V. (2019). Chronic bronchitis: where are we now?. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases: Journal of the COPD Foundation, 6(2), 178.
John Hopkins Medicine. (2021). Chronic Bronchitis. Retrieved from https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/chronic-bronchitis
Pagán, C. N. (2020, December 16). The Latest Research on COPD. Retrieved from https://www.webmd.com/lung/copd/copd-research
Stibich, M., PhD. (2020, March 26). Are You At Risk for Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease? Retrieved from ...
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