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What style of warfare in World War 1 caused skin and respiratory problems?
Chemical warfare in WWI caused skin and respiratory problems.
Why is it important to educate young people about smoking?
-smoking causes respiratory problems that leads to lung cancer
Is emphysema a respiratory disease?
Yes. It is usually caused by the destruction of lung tissue from smoking.
What is a copd death like?
COPD is respiratory usually caused by smoking etc
What do smoking lead to?
smoking leads to respiratory problems and leads to lung cancer, which most likely will cause death. hope that helped:)
What causes severe respiratory problems?
There are many causes of respiratory problems. These include but are not limited to smoking, heredity, allergies, medication, foods, lung infections, vigorous exercise, and stress.
What three respiratory disease cause by smoking?
The three diseases caused by smoking are: 1) Emphysema 2) Lung cancer 3)Chronic bronchitis
How can babies develop smoking- related respiratory problems?
When a pregnant mother smokes, or is around any kind of smoke. When some on is smoking around a baby causes Second hand smoke. Large forest fires really mess with everyones respiratory system.
Is aspergers caused by respiratory problems?
Autism doesn't impact the respiratory system at all. Autism is a neurological difference, it doesn't have any effect o functions of the respiratory system and autistic people are not more likely to have problems in this area.
What 4 respiratory diseases are caused by smoking?
# Lung cancer # emphysema # chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
How can pneumothorax be prevented?
Preventive measures for a non-injury related pneumothorax include stopping smoking and seeking medical attention for respiratory problems
How does smoking impact on the respiratory system?
Smoking can cause many respiratory problems, such as chronic bronchitis: a long term imflammtion of the bronchi, emphysema: a chronic lung condition that affects the alveoli and, of course, lung cancer: an abnormal, continual multiplying of cells that can result in lumps, masses, or tumors.
