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What is the relationship between chest circumference and lung function test?
what is the relationship between chest circumference and lung function test
What systems are affected by reduced lung function?
All of them! Reduced lung function reduces the amount of oxygen in the entire body.
Identify the body system that controls lung function and what other systems are affected by reduced lung function?
The respiratory system controls lung function. Reduced lung function can affect the cardiovascular system by reducing oxygen delivery to tissues, the immune system by increasing susceptibility to infections, and the musculoskeletal system by limiting physical activity due to decreased oxygen supply.
What is the function of lung upper lobe?
you breath in and out without the lung you wont survive
If one lung is broken does the other still work alone?
Yes, if one lung is broken, the other lung can still function adequately on its own to provide oxygen to the body. The remaining healthy lung will work harder to compensate for the loss in lung function.
What does alcohol do the lung function?
alcohol abuse disrupts the proteins that keep fluids out of the lung.
The deadliest of lung disease where abnormal growth of cells prevents normal lung function?
Lung cancer is the deadliest of lung diseases, characterized by abnormal growth of cells in the lungs that hinders normal lung function. It can spread rapidly to other parts of the body if not detected and treated early.
What is the function of exhaling?
breath air out of the lung
What is a lung function test of the respiratory system that can be done in any doctor's office?
Spirometry is a respiratory test that can be done in an office setting to test lung function.
What are the different organ system and it's function?
lung
What is a respirologist?
Someone show is trained and skilled in the human lung function and pulmonary function.
What is respirologist?
Someone show is trained and skilled in the human lung function and pulmonary function.
