Авторы

  • NURALIYEVA MARJONA MANSUROVNA
  • GANIYEVA SHAHLO FAYZILLOYEVNA

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.esiiw.124360

Ключевые слова:

Respiratory tract lung diseases asthma allergic diseases.

Аннотация

This article is intended to fully reveal the anatomical and physiological features of the respiratory tract, diseases of the respiratory tract and the solution of these diseases. 


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ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE

RESPIRATORY TRACT

Siyob Abu Ali ibn Sino nomidagi

Jamoat salomatligi texnikumi

NURALIYEVA MARJONA MANSUROVNA

GANIYEVA SHAHLO FAYZILLOYEVNA

Annotation :

This article is intended to fully reveal the anatomical and

physiological features of the respiratory tract, diseases of the respiratory tract and the

solution of these diseases.

Keywords :

Respiratory tract, lung diseases, asthma, allergic diseases.

Annotation :

This article is intended to fully reveal the anatomical and

physiological features of the respiratory tract, diseases of the respiratory tract and the

solution of these diseases.

Key words:

respiratory diseases, lung diseases, asthma, allergic diseases

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The respiratory system extends from the respiratory zone just outside the nose and

mouth through the conducting airways in the head and chest to the alveoli, where

respiratory gas exchange occurs between the alveoli and the capillary blood flowing

around them. Its primary function is to deliver oxygen (O2) to the gas exchange region

of the lungs, where it can diffuse to and through the alveolar walls to oxygenate the

blood passing through the alveolar capillaries as needed during a wide range of work

or activities. In addition, the system must: (1) remove carbon dioxide from the alveolar

capillaries into the lungs in equal amounts; (2) maintain div temperature and water

vapor saturation in the airways of the lungs (to maintain the viability and functionality

of surface fluids and cells); (3) maintain sterility (to prevent infections and their

negative consequences); and (4) eliminate excess surface fluids and debris, such as


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respiratory particles and senescent phagocytic and epithelial cells. It must perform all

of these demanding tasks continuously throughout life and do so with high efficiency

in terms of performance and energy use

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The system can be abused and overwhelmed

by serious insults, such as high concentrations of cigarette smoke and industrial dust,

or by low concentrations of specific pathogens that attack or destroy its defense

mechanisms or cause them to fail. As usual, the ability to overcome or compensate for

such insults is evidence of an elegant combination of structure and function. The

complex structure and many functions of the human respiratory tract were briefly

described by the Task Force of the International Commission on Radiological

Protection (ICRP) in 1994, as shown in Figure 1. approximately 0.2 liters. They

regulate the inhaled air and distribute it to the approximately 65,000 respiratory tracts,

which carry it by convective (multiple) flow to the terminal bronchioles. As the volume

of the waves increases, convective flow dominates gas exchange deeper into the

respiratory bronchioles. In any case, the distance from the convective front of the

respiratory tract to the alveolar surfaces is short enough that effective CO2-O2

exchange occurs by molecular diffusion. In contrast, airborne particles with diffusion

coefficients smaller than those of gases tend to be suspended in the air of the waves,

which can be expelled without settling.

Bronchial asthma is a chronic inflammation of the human respiratory system. The

disease can develop in childhood (up to ten years), but with the use of appropriate

treatment methods, it is possible to completely recover.

Asthma occurs in four stages: intermittent, i.e. periodic (exacerbations of the

disease and asthmatic attacks may occur once or twice a month); mild persistent

(exacerbations of the disease and asthmatic attacks occur weekly); moderate persistent

(exacerbations of the disease occur daily, and attacks occur several times a night);

severe persistent (the disease worsens during the day, attacks occur constantly at night).


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The disease occurs when the bronchi narrow due to inflammation, swelling or

sputum clots. Asthma can occur for various reasons: hereditary predisposition;

allergies (to dust and pollen, animal hair, food and chemicals); unfavorable

environment (tobacco smoke, irritating gases); bacterial and viral infections

(bronchitis, ); medications (anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, analgesic); stress, fear,

other emotional experiences; excessive physical activity.

Chronic obstructive

pulmonary disease is the name for a group of lung diseases that cause difficulty

breathing.

These include:

• — damage to the air sacs (alveoli) of the lungs

• chronic bronchitis — long-term inflammation of the airways

COPD is a common condition that mainly affects middle-aged or older people

who smoke. Many people don't realize they have it.

Breathing problems gradually get worse over time and can limit your normal

activities, but treatment can help keep the condition under control.

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