Question 1

how does the respiratory system depend on the circulatory system?

Accepted Answer

Inter-dependent: relationship exists between the two. The heart pumps arterial  blood to the circulation. The deoxygenated or venous blood returns to the lung where blood is oxygenated. Then blood flows into the heart chambers and the cycle continues on.

Question 2

please explain which diseases affect the respiratory, circulatory and digestive systems ?

Accepted Answer

Good question: Connective tissue disorders such as Lupus, Autoimmune disorders and  infections such as TB  affect  all three organ systems. Check wikipedia for each of the above. hope this helps.

Question 3

which diseases affect the respiratory, circulatory and digestive system?

Accepted Answer

Diseases lungs,gut: There are a great number of diseases that can attack these organ systems.  This is a very complex question.  You need to ask more specific questions.

Question 4

how do the respiratory, circulatory and digestive systems work together to provide the energy needed for your cells to function?

Accepted Answer

Energy transport: The respiratory system provides oxygen for your cells to carry out oxidative energy-forming processes while simultaneously expelling carbon dioxide waste. The digestive system absorbs valuable nutrients (glucose, electrolytes, etc.) that participate in these reactions. The circulatory system is the plumbing that connects everything together.

Question 5

how does exercise keep the respiratory and circulatory systems healthy instead of breaking them down from overuse?

Accepted Answer

Exercise  improves: these systems by making them work more efficiently. In addition,  the other organs such as the kidneys, musculo-skeletal and neurologic systems  also  improve due to the optimizing  of their cellular function (better energy production)  and in the interaction  of the various organ systems.
Imagine an athlete  exercising regularly.  He or she will be better in their sport  because of this process

Question 6

dr heidi. i was just thinking should we nebulize daily to ensure that we do nrt have any breathing problems seeing that covid attacks your respiratory system. or should we rather get inhalers if we struggle to breath.

Accepted Answer

COVID 19: No, I don't think inhalers or nebulizers are needed if you &amp; your daughter are basically healthy. Most children have mild sx's or no sx's if they become COVID 19 positive. Most adults do not have severe COVID 19. However, if you started having difficulty breathing, had blue lips or face or sudden onset of confusion that would need urgent care. If you have asthma/COPD that would be different.

Question 7

what are some circulatory, respiratory, and digestive diseases?

Accepted Answer

Too many: To go into. This is way too large a subject to be covered in a few short sentences. Sorry. Try to be more specific.

Question 8

distinctions between circulatory, respiratory & intestinal issues that hav same symptoms? dizzy/fatigue/vertigo, breathless, chest pain, weight change

Accepted Answer

Diagnosis: a detailed history with respect to the nature of symptoms, mode of onset, exacerbating or relieving factors, environmental factors etc. will take significant time but would be crucial in attempting to sort out your symptoms, this abbreviated forum limited to 400 characters and does not suffice.please see the local physician or access health Concierge

Question 9

can you die from respiratory deemed failure if you are on a trach breathing machine?

Accepted Answer

Sure: A person can die of respiratory failure, regardless of whether or not she is using mechanical ventilation. That means mechanical ventilation has no guarantee against getting respiratory failure, if she doesn't already have respiratory failure as one of the original reasons for needed mechanical ventilation.

Question 10

what respiratory rate is acceptable for a 6y.o. trachee at rest (seated)?work of breathing always fairly high. best usu 24 but not lately.

Accepted Answer

Depends on baseline: Everyone has a baseline rate, which his rate is on a day to day basis, especially when not ill. A 6 year old can be between about 15 and 30. (if the child is always healthy, any baseline rate in that range should be ok). However, if a child's baseline increases a lot, over a few days to months, one needs to ask why, such as infection, heart disese, tummy distention, low o2, high co2, etc...

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