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70 yr. old women, moved to Denver, developed a viral infection of the…

- - - - Respiratory Bronchioles serve as regions of transition between the conducting and respiratory portion
        
        Bronchioles are interlobular airways and ensure that air is supplied to each alveolus
        
        Bronchi are branches that transport the air from the trachea to the bronchioles
        
        Bronchial Tree leads to the trachea which leads to the Larynx which further leads to the nasal cavity where air is inhaled
- - - - Cardiovascular
        
        increased heart rate, which increases oxygen demand. Heart attempting to maintain adequate cardiac output cardiac muscle will eventually experience fatigue. With an overwhelming infection, blood vessels dilate causing a decrease in blood pressure.
      - Urinary
        
        Vasoconstriction of the renal artery and low cardiac perfusion leads to decrease in urinary output.
      - Immune
        
        Decrease normal flora to combat waste, decreased chemotaxis for the recruitment of white blood cells, decreased activity/efficiency of macrophages and neutrophils
      - Muscular
        
        Respiratory failure