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Respiratory System Case Study, edied by Jestin L. Wilson Collin-Porter Kaepernick is sitting in the Moores' athletic training suite feeling sorry for himself. He moved from Madison-Clark county to Northern California to play football tor the San Francisco 49ers as a highly recruited player. He was trying to live like the Joneses by hanging out late on a cold raining evening without a scarf in SF. All was well until he got sick with a miserable cold. Collin-Porter Kaepernick believe he caught the cold from his bae Bria-Anne, a pediatric general dentist. Never-the-less, he soon recovered, but now he finds himself with a lingering dry cough and difficulty catching his breath any time he exerts himself, which is every day! He also notices it has gotten worse as the weather has become colder. To make things worse, Collin-Porter Kacpernick feels, and looks, like he's out of shape, so his coach has been criticizing him for dogging it. A few days later, Collin-Porter Kaepernick relays his story to Dr. Janet Okeke (JO), the head athletic trainer at the 49ers. "I'm thinking my cold is coming back, or something else is wrong with me. When I'm just hanging out, like now, I feel fine. But as soon as l start to run I get winded and can't stop coughing." Dr. Okeke listens to Collin-Porter Kaepernick's breathing sounds with his stethoscope, but hears nothing abnormal. So he tells Collin-Porter Kaepernick to come back as soon as the symptoms return during football practice. Thirty-five minutes later, Collin-Porter Kaepernick is back in the athletic training suite, audibly wheezing, coughing, and short of breath. The team physician, Dr. Pruitt, happens to be there and performs a complete physical exam. He also does pulmonary function tests with Collin-Porter Kaepernick using spirometry including a forced vital capacity (FVC) and forced expiratory volume in one second (FEVI). He instructs Collin-Porter Kaepernick to take a maximal inhalation and then exhale as forcefully and maximally as possible into the spirometer Based on his findings, Dr. Pruitt tells Collin-Porter Kaepernick he thinks he i experiencing cold-induced bronchoconstriction (also called cold-induced asthma), which is made worse by exertion. The doctor explains to Collin-Porter Kaepernick that his recent upper respiratory infection probably inflamed his airways, making them hypersensitive and reactive to irritants, such as cold and physical exertion. When Collin- Porter Kaepernick exercises in the cold, autumn afternoons of SF, his sensitive airways temporarily bronchoconstrict, causing the symptoms he is experiencing. Asthma is almost always a reversible condition. Dr. Pruitt prescribes two puffs of an albuterol e is inhaler, to be used 10 minutes before a bout of exercise in the cold. Short Answer Questions: Describe the relationship between intrapulmonary pressure, atmospheric pressure, and air flow during normal inspiration and expiration, referring to Boyle's law 1.
Can you answer the short answers 1-7. Please
Respiratory System Case Study, edied by Jestin L. Wilson Collin-Porter Kaepernick is sitting in the Moores' athletic training suite feeling sorry for himself. He moved from Madison-Clark county to Northern California to play football tor the San Francisco 49ers as a highly recruited player. He was trying to live like the Joneses by hanging out late on a cold raining evening without a scarf in SF. All was well until he got sick with a miserable cold. Collin-Porter Kaepernick believe he caught the cold from his bae Bria-Anne, a pediatric general dentist. Never-the-less, he soon recovered, but now he finds himself with a lingering dry cough and difficulty catching his breath any time he exerts himself, which is every day! He also notices it has gotten worse as the weather has become colder. To make things worse, Collin-Porter Kacpernick feels, and looks, like he's out of shape, so his coach has been criticizing him for dogging it. A few days later, Collin-Porter Kaepernick relays his story to Dr. Janet Okeke (JO), the head athletic trainer at the 49ers. "I'm thinking my cold is coming back, or something else is wrong with me. When I'm just hanging out, like now, I feel fine. But as soon as l start to run I get winded and can't stop coughing." Dr. Okeke listens to Collin-Porter Kaepernick's breathing sounds with his stethoscope, but hears nothing abnormal. So he tells Collin-Porter Kaepernick to come back as soon as the symptoms return during football practice. Thirty-five minutes later, Collin-Porter Kaepernick is back in the athletic training suite, audibly wheezing, coughing, and short of breath. The team physician, Dr. Pruitt, happens to be there and performs a complete physical exam. He also does pulmonary function tests with Collin-Porter Kaepernick using spirometry including a forced vital capacity (FVC) and forced expiratory volume in one second (FEVI). He instructs Collin-Porter Kaepernick to take a maximal inhalation and then exhale as forcefully and maximally as possible into the spirometer Based on his findings, Dr. Pruitt tells Collin-Porter Kaepernick he thinks he i experiencing cold-induced bronchoconstriction (also called cold-induced asthma), which is made worse by exertion. The doctor explains to Collin-Porter Kaepernick that his recent upper respiratory infection probably inflamed his airways, making them hypersensitive and reactive to irritants, such as cold and physical exertion. When Collin- Porter Kaepernick exercises in the cold, autumn afternoons of SF, his sensitive airways temporarily bronchoconstrict, causing the symptoms he is experiencing. Asthma is almost always a reversible condition. Dr. Pruitt prescribes two puffs of an albuterol e is inhaler, to be used 10 minutes before a bout of exercise in the cold. Short Answer Questions: Describe the relationship between intrapulmonary pressure, atmospheric pressure, and air flow during normal inspiration and expiration, referring to Boyle's law 1.
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