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The most likely cause of this patients dyspnoea is chronic bronchitis due to his history of chronic smoking and the recent production of green phlegm with an increased mucus production
Therapy is generally focused on alleviation of symptoms.Toward this goal, a doctor may prescribe a combination of medications that open obstructed bronchial airways and thin obstructive mucus so that it can be coughed up more easily. Care for acute bronchitis is primarily supportive and should ensure that the patient is oxygenating adequately. Bed rest is recommended.
Acute treatment for the patient would be therapy with short-acting agonists or anticholinergic bronchodilators if there is acute exacerbation to help dilate the bronchioles and reduce inflammation. Additionally a short course of systemic corticosteroid therapy to aid with inflammation reduction and allow phlegm to be coughed up more easily
The most helpful intervention to help prevent future exacerbation is the avoidance of environmental irritants, especially cigarette smoke. and reducing the amount of smoking per day this will help control cough and sputum production in patients with chronic bronchitis
There are many cells in multi cellular organisms. During the development of a multi cellular organism, cells usually become differentiated, so that they can perform different functions. Differentiation means to become specialized in carrying out a particular function. A tissue is formed when a group of specialized cells of similar structure and functions come together. Tissues can be solid or liquid. An example of a solid tissue is muscle while blood is an example of a liquid tissue. <span />
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It always contains certain elements. ( second choice)
It always contains elements in definite proportions. ( fourth choice)
D. Lysogenic cycle
Because the viral life cycle that leads to the immediate production of progeny, destruction of the host cell, and release of many virions. Possible .is "immediate." The lytic cycle is when the virus uses the host's machinery to make copies of itself, and the host cell eventually bursts to release the viral progeny.
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