KINE 1020 Study Guide - Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Restrictive Lung Disease, Pulmonary Hypertension
6 Jun 2014
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This will make it harder for you to breath and increase the o2 demand. This makes it take shallow breath, and increased expiratory rates since your lungs don"t want to expand they shrink back quickly the passive recoil is faster. One leg bigger than the other, hip pain, back pain: pulmonary fibrosis- restrictive lung disease. Lung tissue is becoming scarred all over caused by infections or environmental agents such as asbestos, silica, and chronic inflammation. These can get picked up easily, a normal lung should be all black! They should be transparent: scardoidis: immune disease- it is genetic that cause lumps of fibrous tissues called granuloma on the skin and organs brain, eye, heart complication. The respiratory muscles ask for a portion of the blood flow more, what"s left over for legs is low. Ability to get oxygen is will also be less: airway diseases: narrow or blockage of the airways. People with asthma they have more edema and mucus.
