Donna and James have a son named Daniel who is four months old. As is often the case wit young children who go to daycare, Daniel keeps getting colds. His pediatrician has listened. to Daniel's chest and even though he sometimes wheezes when coughing, the pediatrician thought it was simply a cold. A few days later, Daniel's condition had worsened and Donna and James brought him to the emergency room. Upon auscultation, the emergency room physician heard coarse rattling sounds in Daniel's lungs and noted salt crystals on his skin. pediatric pulmonologist was called in and informed Daniel's parents that their child has cystic fibrosis. Read about cystic fibrosis in your text and online then answer the following questions. What is cystic fibrosis? Which organ systems are affected by this disorder? Why is the mucus so thick and how is it expelled from the respiratory tract?

Donna and James have a son named Daniel who is four months old. As is often the case wit young children who go to daycare, Daniel keeps getting colds. His pediatrician has listened. to Daniel's chest and even though he sometimes wheezes when coughing, the pediatrician thought it was simply a cold. A few days later, Daniel's condition had worsened and Donna and James brought him to the emergency room. Upon auscultation, the emergency room physician heard coarse rattling sounds in Daniel's lungs and noted salt crystals on his skin. pediatric pulmonologist was called in and informed Daniel's parents that their child has cystic fibrosis. Read about cystic fibrosis in your text and online then answer the following questions. What is cystic fibrosis? Which organ systems are affected by this disorder? Why is the mucus so thick and how is it expelled from the respiratory tract?

Fundamentals of Sectional Anatomy: An Imaging Approach

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781133960867

Author:Denise L. Lazo

Publisher:Denise L. Lazo

Chapter5: Thorax

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