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    The document discusses the respiratory system, including how tuberculosis affects the lungs and can spread to other parts of the body, manifestations of pulmonary edema, and how to care for the respiratory system through healthy habits like not smoking, exercising, and seeing a doctor annually. It also describes an activity using a plastic bottle and balloons to model how the lungs and diaphragm work by increasing and decreasing air pressure as the diaphragm moves up and down during breathing.

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    Pra

    yer
    Other
    Respiratory
    Diseases
    Here starts the
    lesson!
    Tuberculosis

     is a contagious infection Tuberculosis


    that usually attacks your 
    Manifestations
    lungs. It can also spread A bad cough that lasts 3 weeks or
    to other parts of your longer
    Pain in your chest
    body, like your brain and  Coughing up blood or mucus
    Feeling weak or very tired
    spine. Unexplained weight loss
    Chills
    A type of bacteria Fever
    Sweating at night
    called Mycobacterium Having no appetite

    tuberculosis causes it.
    Pulmonary edema.  Manifestations
     Fluid retention of the alveoli Difficulty breathing with
    activity or when lying flat
    causing swelling of the lungs. Awakening at night with a
    cough or breathless feeling
    that may be relieved by
    sitting up
    More shortness of breath than
    normal when you're
    physically active
    Wheezing
    Rapid weight gain
    Swelling in your lower
    extremities
    Fatigue
    New or worsening cough
    How to take care of the
    Respiratory System
    ● Stop smoking and stay away from secondhand smoke.
    ● Avoid indoor and outdoor air pollution.
    ● Avoid exposure to people who have the flu
    or other viral infections.
    ● Exercise regularly.
    ● Eat a healthy, balanced diet.
    ● Maintain a healthy weight.
    ● See your doctor for an annual physical.
    Mechanism of the
    lungs and
    diaphragm
    attention
    Objectives of the
    Lesson

    Explain how lungs


    work

    Describe how the


    movement of the
    diaphragm helps the
    air go in and out of
    •Activity:
    Bottled
    balloons
    ● 3.Place one balloon on the
    Procedur end of each straw, and secure
    them with rubber bands
    e: a pair of scissors, cut the
    1.Using Stick the balloon ends of the
    bottom out of the 2-liter plastic straws through the bottle
    bottle opening and screw the lid on
    2.Create two holes that are apart tightly
    from each other in the cap of the 4.Stretch out the larger
    plastic bottle. Make sure that balloon and place it over the
    each hole is just big enough for a open bottom of the bottle.
    straw to fit through Secure it with the rubber
    Stick the two straws through the band as tightly as possible
    two holes of the bottle cap
    1. What does each part of the constructed lung model
    represent?
    2. What happens as you pull down the balloon at the
    bottom of the model?
    3. What happens as you push up the balloon?
    4. How does the movement of the diaphragm cause the air
    to go in and out of the lungs?
    5. What might happen if you prick the balloon?

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    pressure inside
    happens the bottle is

    as you lowered by
    increasing the
    pull space inside
    the bottle. The
    down the outside air then
    enters through
    balloon the tube which
    makes the two
    Mecha
    nisms
    of
    Lungs
    and
    3. What The two balloons
    deflate and return to
    happens their original size.

    as you The air pressure


    inside the bottle is

    push up increased by
    decreasing the space
    the inside the bottle. The
    inside air then exits
    balloon? through the tube,
    which makes the
    The movement
    4.How does
    of the
    the movement
    diaphragm
    of the
    affects the air
    diaphragm
    pressure inside
    cause the air
    the chest cavity
    to go in and
    by either
    out of the
    increasing or
    5. What might happen if you
    prick the balloon?

    If one of the balloons is


    pricked, it will not inflate
    anymore because the air will
    escape.
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    the Topic
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    happens to
    your lungs
    and
    diaphragm
    every time
    you breath
    in and breath
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