tobacco smoke damages the respiratory system and strains the circulatory system, resulting in such diseases as emphysema, cancer, and chronic bronchitis.
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because the chemicals in the cigarette are harmful to your body and they block your arteries in your lungs ,therefore making it difficult to get air in and out which then effects the rate of your respiration as it will become irregular ,slow down ,speed up or make it difficult for you to breathe .
Smokers' Diseases
Chronic bronchitis. Smokers attempt to cough up excess amounts of phlegm. People, who suffer from this, can't breathe properly due to their bronchi being semi-blocked. Emphysema. Decreased surface area for gas exchange, because the alveoli are broken down. Phagocytes reach tar by making a pathway through the walls of the alveoli.
- Lung cancer. The carcinogenic compounds in tar change the DNA in our airways. They grow and divide in. When they accumulate, it is called a tumour, which may end up growing so large that it blocks the airways and blood vessels.
- Heart disease. Coronary heart disease is caused by nicotine, as large amounts of it increase the chances of blood clots. The heart muscle is damaged by the lack of oxygen.
Tar
A black material found in tobacco. It accumulates in the lungs as an effect of smoking, but doesn't enter our bloodstream.
- Tar is composed of more than 4000 chemical compounds, some of which are carcinogenic.
- It causes the lining of the airways to produce extra mucus, due to irritation. The excess mucus will gather together in the airways because the cilia become too damaged to remove the mucus.
- The phrase "smoker's cough" comes from this syndrome, because smokers cough in order to shift the mucus to the back of the throat.
Nicotine
A stimulating drug which, like heroin, interacts with cells of the nerves at junctions between two nerve cells. It is, quickly, absorbed through the alveoli. It goes into the bloodstream. Effects nicotine has one the body, is that it increases the number of times your heart beats per minute, and it increases blood pressure by narrowing the arterioles. Furthermore, the blood platelets become stickier as an effect of nicotine in the bloodstream.
Carbon Monoxide
This is a hazardous gas. Haemoglobin in red blood cells absorbs it, and as the gas permanently joins with the haemoglobin, there is a 10 percent decrease in the volume of oxygen your blood can carry. As an effect of this, there is an increased strain on the heart, which may already by beating faster as a result of nicotine. Your heart needs more oxygen than usual, but it will not get it, because your coronary arteries are pumping more blood to your heart.
Smoke Particles
Little, burnt fragments. These gather together in the lungs, and hence, the body's system of defence is stimulated, in order to remove them.
Oxygen
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Without o2 you would have fermentation instead of cellular respiration.
the "smoke" stays in the lungs and as it builds starts to form a "tar" in the lung which decreases the efficiency of the lungs
the tar in smoking blocks the lungs causing the smoker to die./ sufficate slowly.
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A substance in the blood that controls the rate of respiration is Carbon Dioxide. It stimulates the brain that controls the respiratory rate.
Respiration rate is the number of breaths in a minute. If you hold your breath for a minute the respiratory rate will be zero so yes
If you are experiencing hypoventilation, the way to combat it is by allowing large deep breaths. Hypoventilation can be a side effect of prescription or recreational drugs.
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respiration rate would increase in order to blow off co2
Based on my own experience, cigarette smoking does have a slight effect on heart rate and blood pressure. Alcohol, caffeine, exercise, heat, stress, certain medications are everyday triggers for increased heart rate (and more so than cigarette smoking from my experience) and the effect can be cummulative for any combination of the above. (ho I am not a health professional)
Reduces rate and depth of breathing and also rate of metabolism or breakdown of energy giving compounds.
Actually Smoking Marijuana Decreases The Amount Of Air Entering The Lungs. Marijuana don't really effect the rate of lung growth it mostly effect your growth height kills brain cells and toxicate many of your organs.
The respiration rate is your breathing rate and your pulse rate is your heart beat.
Like most organisms, when a pea is germinating, or growing, it needs more energy. As such, the respiration increases significantly during this time.
Like most organisms, when a pea is germinating, or growing, it needs more energy. As such, the respiration increases significantly during this time.
The respiration rate is the number of breaths taken in 1 minute.
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It will affect your lungs.
As the age increases the metabolic activities decreases therefore the cellular respiration also decreases. The body need little amount of oxygen for the consumption so as the age increase the respiration rate decreases.