Is Asthma a specific topic for research?

Question

I have an Anatomy class at high school. I have to do a report. I want to do it on Asthma. But my teacher said that it had to be a specific topic. So is Asthma specific or does it has to be breaken down to specific kinds of Asthma? Just ur opinion please? thanks

Answer 1

That should be a specefic enough subject. And if you want to get technical, asthma is caused when you have a pre-existing allergy (to cats, smoke, etc) and you fail to treat it. It gets worse until eventually you have asthma. Most children who have it is because there mothers smoked, and they were allergic to the smoke and it went unnoticed until it became a big problem.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

To me a more specific topic on Asthma would be something along the line of Asthma: How it affects an athelete's preformance....Or effects of asthma on atheletes. Asthma is a broad topic, but you can narrow it down by going even further into the subject and doing a bit of research.

Answer 4

Asthma is a broad subject. Perhaps you could research asthma in children, effect of smoking and asthma.

Answer 5

i've got not got allergies notwithstanding it hurts my lungs and throat as quickly as I've had it and that grow to be stable stuff ... the fairly some undesirable stuff could have issues like floor down glass sprinkled on the buds to make it look like it has greater to it :/ so not the main suitable of concepts quite with allergies if u have issues that set off off assaults besides i would not attempt it yet whilst u do go away like an hour and a one million/2 earlier going dwelling house x

Answer 6

I think it would be specific enough if you focused on the symptoms and how it affects our anatomy- lungs, throat, immune sytem, etc.

Answer 7

How's this for specific:
http://www.newstarget.com/010443.html

Answer 8

yup