DIGESTIVE AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS ILLNESSES.

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A healthy habit to prevent digestive illnesses is

to eat quickly, to reduce the exposure to infectious agents.

to chew food slowly.

to avoid very hot or spicy foods.

to consume alcohol regularly.

The destruction of the tooth enamel is called

cavities

gingivitis

ulcers

pyorrhoea

The use of antibiotics for a prolongued time...

prevents from infectious diseases.

can cause intestinal imbalances.

affects our intestinal flora.

can cause hepatitis.

Celiac disease is

an infectious disease.

an autoinmune disease.

an allergie.

none of the above.

Some ways to prevent constipation are

drinking 1'5l of water per day.

eating chocolate.

including fibre in our diet.

none of the above.

An alteration of the gastric mucosa is called

gastritis

diarrhea

ulcers

colon cancer

Gallstones

are found in large intestine.

affect the way lipids are digested.

are solid particles in gallbladder.

none of the above

Smoking

can cause several types of cancer.

affects just our respiratory system.

is not dangerous when done occasionally

is harmful even for passive smokers.

Asthma

is an inflamation of sinus cavities.

is a result of an infectious process.

is a result of an allergic raction.

makes breathing more difficult.

The flu

is a viral disease.

can be treated with antibiotics.

causes many deaths per year.

risk-groups should be vaccinate against it to reduce risk.

A difficulty for breathing can be caused by

aphonia.

asthma.

bronchitis.

COPD.

Heartburn

is caused by diets with high contents in fats, that increase cholesterol levels in blood.

is caused by stomach acid splashed from the stomach up into the esophagus

is also known as gastritis.

none of the above.

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