Question

conclusion on disorders of respiratory system.

Answer 1

hey buddy,
I think it's a project file so,

conclusion
on the basis of our study and the survey taken under the project we conclude that the disorders of respiratory system is a global problem now which heat s being rapidly increasing over time.
from the time of industrial era it is being increased with a very fast and progressive speed.
the main cause of this rapid increasement in this problem is nothing other but humans.
in our project we concluded the disorders of respiratory system as the one of the most dangerous problem of this modern era.
a lot of people die anually due to various respiratory problems such as lung cancer, tuberculosis etc.
we are the main cause of the increasement of this problem so it's our duty to control and decrease it's rapid increasement. maybe it will take time but if we will push our worthiness to the limit then one day we could have control over it, otherwise the conditions are going to be worsened.

hope it will help

Answer 2

All respiratory disorders such as tuberculosis, pleurisy, emphysema, Asphyxia, pneumonia, hypoxia, hiccough (or hiccup), cough, whooping cough, bronchial asthma, diphtheria, bronchitis, cyanosis, epistaxis, atelectasis, pharyngitis, laryngitis, sneezing, yawning, SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), all of the occupational lung disease (silicosis, fibrosis, pneumoconiosis, asbestosis, influenza, arhinitis, etc.
All of them cause the respiratory system to function in either a faulty way or a completely lethal way these diseases lead to the disorders of the respiration causing the functions of the special respiratory systems to stop immediately or remain in a causative manner for a few days to few months which can also lead to the death of the individual. Certain antibiotics and medical drugs may help and give symptomatic relief and refrain from further imminent damage but some diseases such as pulmonary tuberculosis cannot be healed with a drug. Prevention might help as it might also depend upon the severity of the virus and the lethality of how it works. The speed in the development of drawing, collecting and making vaccines has helped a lot to the medical community. Further it might also be eliminated depending upon the type of technology handed over.