T2: Theme 4: Lungs Flashcards

Decks in this Class (16):

• Lecture 1 Lung Mechanics

  Lecture 1: Lung mechanics

  Sample Cards:

  how much is the decrease in intrapleural,

  at what point during breathing are press,

  what is the transpulmonary pressure
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• Lecture 2 Pfts

  Lecture 2: PFTs

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  how do you do a spirometry test for fvc,

  what is fev1,

  what is the lower limit of normal lln ta
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• Lecture 3 Gas Exchange And Transport

  Lecture 3: Gas exchange and transport

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  what is the o2 partial pressure of air,

  why does the partial pressure of oxygen,

  why does the partial pressure of oxygen
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• Lecture 4 Resp Failure

  Lecture 4: Resp failure

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  what are the 4 types of hypoxia,

  what are the 5 mechanisms of hypoxaemia,

  where is ventilation lowest
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• Lecture 5 Resp Control

  Lecture 5: Resp control

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  what efferent nerves are required for in,

  what efferent nerves are required for ex,

  what is the role of the pons
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• Lecture 6 O2 Therapy And Sleep Apnoea

  Lecture 6: O2 therapy and sleep apnoea

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  what are the four main sources of o2,

  how is o2 delivered units,

  describe oxygen cylinders
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• Lecture 7 Asthma

  Lecture 7: Asthma

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  what is the who definition of asthma,

  when does asthma most commonly present,

  what of children with mild asthma will b
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• Lecture 8 Copd

  Lecture 8: COPD

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  what is the definition of copd,

  in copd where are the sites of afo,

  what is chronic bronchitis
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• Lecture 9 Resp Tract Infections

  Lecture 9: Resp tract infections

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  what are some features of innate immunit,

  what are some features of acquired immun,

  what are the macro responses to infectio
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• Lecture 10 Restrictive Lung Disease

  Lecture 10: Restrictive lung disease

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  reductions in which lung volumes defines,

  what do intralobular septa do,

  what do interlobular septa do
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• Lecture 11 Clinical Consequences

  Lecture 11: Clinical consequences

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  what are some signs of pneumonia from ex,

  what are the essential components of a s,

  what is curb65
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• Lecture 12 Tb

  Lecture 12: TB

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  what is the pathogenesis of tb,

  what are the four outcomes of tb that ha,

  what is the risk of developing tb over a
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• Lecture 13 Respiratory Pharmacology

  Lecture 13: Respiratory pharmacology

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  what are the three categories of broncho,

  what are the two categories of anti infl,

  what is the duration of action of salbut
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• Lecture 14 Cough

  Lecture 14: Cough

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  what is the tussive reflex,

  what are the expiratory muscles used in,

  why is the tussive reflex necessary
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• Lecture 15 Occupational Lung Disease

  Lecture 15: Occupational lung disease

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  what of lung disease is related to copd,

  what of lung disease is related to non a,

  what of lung disease is related to asbes
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• Lecture 16 Combination Of Restriction An

  Lecture 16: Combination of restriction and obstruction

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  what is the cause of sarcoidosis,

  how do you diagnose sarcoidosis,

  what are the different clinical presenta
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