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    How the integration of all the systems contribute to normal functioning. All parts of the human body are extremely different and each one complex in the way in which they functioning. The integration of the eleven systems of the body are all essential for normal functioning and need interact to maintain a healthy body. An example of integration‚ is the respiratory system and the circulatory system. The respiratory system brakes down Oxygen (O) taken into the body. After this action has taken place

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    Introduction According to the National Collaborating Centre for Chronic conditions (NCCCC) (2004) there are approximately 900‚000 diagnosed cases of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in England and Wales‚ carrying an economic cost of £491‚652‚000 per year. The NCCCC (2004) highlights an exacerbation of patient symptoms accounts for a substantial percentage of this cost‚ particularly those that result in hospitalisation‚ as identified by the Lung and Asthma Information Agency (2003) COPD

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    The Main Body System

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    The Main Body Systems The Respiratory System The respiratory system is one of the bodies most important systems‚ the main goal of the respiratory system is to provide gas exchange so the inhaling of oxygen and the exhaling of carbon dioxide. In the health and social care setting the words “respiratory rate” or “resps” are often used‚ this simply means how many times a person breathes in a minute this can help to diagnose problems such as asthma and other breathing related illnesses. Parts of

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    The Effects of Red Tide

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    The Effects of Red Tide Recently released statistics show that 2005 was one of the worst years ever for Florida’s manatee population. One of the leading causes of death was “Red Tide”. Scientists have now linked the effects on the manatees to the human population. Red Tide‚ or blooms of the algae Karenia brevis‚ release toxins which cause respiratory effects as well as immune depression. The red tide events seem to be increasing‚ especially on Florida’s west coast. One controversial theory

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    HEALTH IS WEALTH You may be really inspired about what you want in life and how you are going to go about getting it. But if your health is not good‚ your body does not get proper nutrition‚ and your system is clogged with toxins- boy‚ you are in big trouble. Because proper mental functioning can only come from a healthy body. You can change yourself mentally how much ever you want. But if your biochemistry is messed up‚ it will throw your whole system

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    thought suppression

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    Introduction: All people have unwanted thoughts since this is natural for all humans (Rachman & Da Silva‚ 1978). Petkus‚ Gum and Wetherell (2012) stated that “Thought suppression is a strategy to cope with unwanted internal experiences (cognitions or motions) in which the individual actively attempts not to think about the unwanted thought or feeling that they are experiencing.” (pp. 219-225). As Wegner (2011) said‚ being human means we must suffer from unwanted thoughts. All people have thoughts

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    the equation for photosynthesis‚ carbon dioxide is a reactant in photosynthesis: 6 CO2 + 12 H2O + photons → C6H12O6 + 6 O2 + 6 H2O. The presence of NaHCO3 means that CO2 is more readily available in larger quantities‚ to speed up the process of respiration. However if a large amount of CO2 is present in the water the Cobomba plant will not be able to use it all‚ as the enzymes cannot function quick enough. Other limiting factors may also cause the rate to slow‚ such as light intensity. As can be

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    DEPRESSION AND ALTERNATIVE WAYS TO TREAT DEPRESSION By Depression is an illness that can be treated with therapy and drugs. Depression is a mental and physical illness that affects the mind and body. Although no single cause of depression has been identified‚ it appears that interaction among genetic‚ biochemical‚ environmental‚ and psychosocial factors may play a role. The fact is‚ depression is not a personal weakness or a condition that can be willed or wished away‚ but it can be successfully

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    How lungs work

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    How lungs Work Your lungs are part of a group of organs and tissues that all work together to help you breathe. This system is called the respiratory system. The main job of the respiratory system is to move fresh air into and get waste gases out of the body. Lungs are very important because Oxygen‚ a basic gas‚ is needed by every cell in your body in order to live. The air that comes into the body through the lungs contains oxygen and other gases. In the lungs‚ the

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    Supporting organizations of Respiratory Therapy There are several organizations that support Respiratory therapists. These organizations support respiratory therapists in many ways such as continuing education and research‚ certifying therapists‚ and setting standards for therapists these organizations give respiratory therapists the support they need to be successful. I am going to tell you a little about each of the 4 organizations that play a role in the success of respiratory therapists.

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