Lungs of smoker

    • [DOC File]Biology 20 – Unit D

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      2. Smoker’s Cough. Smoking causes the consistency of the mucous, which protects the respiratory system to change so that it is less effective. The monocytes, which protect you from infection and tumors are destroyed. The cilia, which are used to move the mucous away from the lungs …

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    • [DOC File]Comparison of Vital Lung Capacity between Smokers and Non ...

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      The smoker group appeared to be breathing heavier and more frequently than the non-smokers, whom appeared to be breathing at a steadier pace and taking deeper breaths. The equation for the vital lung capacity (VC) =inspiratory reserve volume (IRV)+tidal volume (TV)+exspiratory reserve volume (ERV).

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    • [DOC File]Young Scientist Program: Anatomy Teaching Team

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      Therefore, smokers who have cigarette smoke going into their lungs all the time have a very high chance of having a lot of mutated/transformed cells inside their lungs. These cancerous/”neoplastic” cells eventually begin to grow and “defy” the regular rules of tissue architecture and cell behavior.

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    • [DOC File]SMOKING - RESPIRATORY ILLS AND PERILS

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      Our airways are equipped with a specialized lining that acts like an escalator and transport foreign bodies out of the lungs and airways. A chronic smoker might complain of . persistent phlegm. with no response to medications -- this is an overshoot response of the airway lining from the frequent irritation.

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    • [DOC File]Comparison of Vital Lung Capacity between Smokers and Non ...

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      The smoker group appeared to be breathing heavier and more frequently than the non-smokers, while they breathed at a steadier pace and took deeper breaths. The equation for the vital lung capacity (VC) =inspiratory reserve volume (IRV)+tidal volume (TV)+exspiratory reserve volume (ERV).

      x ray of smokers lung


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