#repiratory

09/06/22 and 09/07/22

days 15 and 16 of 100 + how i have been studying so far (under the cut)

been doing this challenge w two-a-day posts, hahaha

— 09/06/22, Tuesday productivity list —

reviewed first lessons for airway management for the asynchronous session and watched 3/9 of the videos sent by our professor for familiarization of the procedures

studied asthma and status asthmaticus for pdm quiz

revised my class schedule for the nth time

filled out forms for mandarin class

helped out my brother with his physics homework

revised the significance for my topic proposal

— 09/07/22, Wednesday productivity list —

did a last review for pdm quiz today

attended lectures in pdm on status asthmaticus and copd

continued watching the rest of the videos for airway management and made notes for the steps of intubation

wrote down the relevance of my topic in case it gets asked on presentation day tomorrow

handwritten notes/summary as review for polysomnography quiz tomorrow

reviewed and practiced presenting my topic

No więc sytuacja zrobiła się znów nieco napięta, mimo że powszechne było już przekonanie, że problem respiratorów ministra Cieszyńskiego, za wiedzą zapewne ministra Szumowskiego, dawno odszedł już w zapomnienie, przykryty po drodze wieloma innymi, nie mniej bulwersującymi aferami. Fakty wskazują też na to, że zdaje się pan minister z kumplami wiele zrobił (a przy okazji zarobił), aby…

The Himalayan Salt Cave Experience

Himalayan salt is rock salt (halite) mined from the Punjab region of modern Pakistan. The salt often has a pinkish tint due to mineral impurities. It is primarily used as a food additive as table salt but is also used as a material for cooking and food presentation, decorative lamps, and spa treatments. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khewra_Salt_Mine)

Himalayan Salt Therapy. It comes in the form…

Respitory system -- The respiratory system is mostly responsible for exchanging gases with the environment. Oxygen is drawn into the noise and brought to the lungs were it is deposited in to the blood steam and carbon dioxide is collected and expelled from the body in the next breath out. This exchange of gasses occurs in a very thin membraned structure called alveoli which comes into contact with the circulatory system. The primary organs involved in the respiratory system are the nose, mouth, pharynx, trachea and lungs (alveoli).