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I need help desribing the way ARDS develops in the lungs and what the best treatments are for ARDS (pathophysiology of ARDS)

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The respiratory system is one of the most important system to sustain life for the living organisms. The respiratory system is important for the exchange of gases and the generation of ATP in the body. The oxygen is inhaled and carbon dioxide is exhaled out in the animals.

The accumulation of unwanted substances and fluid might cause problem in the respiratory system. The inhalation of smoke and nicotine might affect the respiratory system and also responsible for the development of lung cancer in the organisms.

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