5. Causes
Inhaling a respiratory
droplet from an
infected person.
Indirect contact, such
as drinking from
contaminated glass.
6. Causes
HIV Infections
Low socioeconomic status
Alcoholism
Homelessness
Crowded living conditions
Diseases that weaken
immune system
7. Symptoms
Thick, cloudy and
sometimes bloody mucus
Tiredness and weight loss
Night sweats and fever
Rapid Heartbeat
Swelling in the neck
Shortness of breath
8. CFTR gene – makes
protein which controls
the movement of water
and salt in the cells.
The sticky mucus
blocks the airway in the
lungs.
10. Exposure to tobacco to
smoke, polluted air,
irritants such as perfume
and cleaning products.
Allergens such as molds,
dust, and animal dander
Stress
Exercise or physical
exertion
Abrupt changes in the
weather
11. Causes
Bacteria, virus, or fungi living
in the nose, sinuses, or mouth
may spread to the lungs
Breathing some of these
germs directly into the lungs
Breathing in food, liquids,
vomit or fluids from the
mouth into the lungs.