36,000 people die from the flu every year. Influenza is also known as the flu. Influenza affects the Respiratory System. The Respiratory System is made of airways, the nose, mouth, voice box, windpipe and bronchial tubes and the two tubes that connect to the lungs. When Influenza gets in the Respiratory System it can cause diseases and viruses that can lead to death. Influenza is an infection of the Respiratory System.
The Respiratory System is a group of organs and tissue that make the body able to breathe. The organs that take oxygen in and out of the body. The lungs are the most important, because the body can only go three to five minutes without oxygen. Then the Red blood cells carry the oxygen out of the lungs. The windpipe filters air to the left and right …show more content…
The virus has four layers. The layers are Neuraminidase, Nucleoprotein, Capsid, and Lipid Envelope. The Lipid Envelope is the outside layer that protects the virus. Then the next layer is the Capsid. The Nucleoprotein is the last layer. The Nucleoprotein has Ribosomes that produce proteins (Concentra.com).
The flu can cause viruses and diseases from coughing and sneezing. Most people can recover from Influenza in less than two weeks. Some people get other complications from Influenza. Others will die from Influenza. The most common symptoms of an Influenza virus are vomiting, fevers, headaches, a sore throat, coughing, and chills. Influenza can spread before knowing they have the infection (cdc.gov).
The Respiratory System is affected by Influenza. Influenza can be prevented by getting the seasonal flu shot. If the shot didn't work it is important to avoid alcohol and tobacco, take medicine, drink a lot of water, and get good sleep. Influenza can cause diseases and viruses that can be cured. Some people recover from Influenza within two weeks, others will have to go to the hospital, and others die. Over 200,00 people are hospitalized from the flu every
The Respiratory System is a group of organs and tissue that make the body able to breathe. The organs that take oxygen in and out of the body. The lungs are the most important, because the body can only go three to five minutes without oxygen. Then the Red blood cells carry the oxygen out of the lungs. The windpipe filters air to the left and right …show more content…
The virus has four layers. The layers are Neuraminidase, Nucleoprotein, Capsid, and Lipid Envelope. The Lipid Envelope is the outside layer that protects the virus. Then the next layer is the Capsid. The Nucleoprotein is the last layer. The Nucleoprotein has Ribosomes that produce proteins (Concentra.com).
The flu can cause viruses and diseases from coughing and sneezing. Most people can recover from Influenza in less than two weeks. Some people get other complications from Influenza. Others will die from Influenza. The most common symptoms of an Influenza virus are vomiting, fevers, headaches, a sore throat, coughing, and chills. Influenza can spread before knowing they have the infection (cdc.gov).
The Respiratory System is affected by Influenza. Influenza can be prevented by getting the seasonal flu shot. If the shot didn't work it is important to avoid alcohol and tobacco, take medicine, drink a lot of water, and get good sleep. Influenza can cause diseases and viruses that can be cured. Some people recover from Influenza within two weeks, others will have to go to the hospital, and others die. Over 200,00 people are hospitalized from the flu every