<span>Technically you could have both influenza and bronchitis at the same time, but it is not likely. Influenza is the word for a respiratory infection caused by a virus whereas bronchitis is an infection specifically of the bronchi in the lungs. However, influenza is characterized by different symptoms from bronchitis due to the different systemic nature of influenza.</span>
The membranes that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord are called meninges.
<span> The correct answer is The enzymes of the small intestine would not be able to break down food efficiently.
What this means is that you wouldn't be able to properly dissolve and absorb nutrients which can lead to many issues, from increase in weight all the way to things such as diabetes or liver problems.</span>
