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Respiratory 1- Respiratory Physiology Lecture
What are the functions of the res...,
Why do we breathe,
What is the respiratory system re...
33
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Respiratory Physiology 2.1-Anatomy of Pleural cavity
What is the pleural cavity,
What is average total volume of l...,
How full are lungs when breathing...
26
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Respiratory Physiology 2.2-mechanisms of breathing
What is boyle s law,
What is dalton s law,
What is charles law
30
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Respiratory Physiology 3.1- Alveolar Ventilation vs Pulmonary ventilation
Is anatomical dead space volume f...,
What does the term ventilation mean,
What two ways can ventilation be ...
25
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Respiratory Physiology 2.3- Surfactant and Compliance
What are the alveolar wall cell t...,
Give characteristics of surfactant,
How does surface tension occur
22
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Respiratory Physiology 3.2- Diffusion of gases between alveoli and blood
What is the function of the pulmo...,
What is the function of the pulmo...,
How is pulmonary circulation diff...
27
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Respiratory Physiology 3.3- Common lung pathologies affecting diffusion
1
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Respiratory Physiology 3.4- lung function tests and common lung conditions
Obstructive vs restrictive lung d...,
Why are obstructive lung disorder...,
Give examples of obstructive lung...
28
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Respiratory Physiology 4.1-Ventilation: perfusion relationship
What does ventilation refer to,
What does perfusion refer to,
Where is most ventilation and per...
24
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Respiratory Physiology 4.2- Gas transport in the Blood
What are the two forms that oxyge...,
How much oxygen travels in plasma...,
How much oxygen in whole blood an...
42
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Respiratory Physiology 4.3- Additional material on oxygen carriage in blood
State the differences between par...,
What are the values assigned to t...,
Why is partial pressure of oxygen...
16
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Respiratory Physiology 5.1- Chemoreceptors
Control of ventilation:
36
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Respiratory Physiology 5.2- Acid base balance
What is the difference between pe...,
What pathway means changes in pla...,
What happens to ventilation durin...
15
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Pathology of obstructive lung disease
What is chronic obstructive pulmo...,
What is fev1,
What is fvc
35
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Clinical Features of Asthma in children
What does no wheeze mean,
What is the solution to suspected...,
Give characteristics of asthma
18
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Management of Asthma in children
How steroid sensitive is childhoo...,
What should you use with mdis met...,
What are the goals of treating as...
27
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Clinical features of asthma in adults
1
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Overview of the function of the CVS1 and CVS2
What does cardiovascular system t...,
What side of heart pumps blood in...,
What side of heart is responsible...
39
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Electrical properties of the heart pt.1 and pt.2.
Differences between cardiac muscl...,
Function of gap junctions,
Function of desmosomes
40
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A first look at the ECG
What do we record in sll 1,
What are the augmented leads,
What are the six chest leads or p...
43
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Cardiac cycle pt.1.
What are the names of the stages ...,
What happens in late diastole,
What happens in atrial contraction
23
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The Cardiac Cycle pt.2.
What are heart sounds generated by,
What are the four physiological h...,
What are additional heart sounds ...
10
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Short term control of blood pressure
Equation of map,
What is map,
Too low map
26
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Long term control of blood pressure
What mediates long term control,
What are the functions of the kid...,
How does plasma affect map
18
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Regulation of stroke volume and heart rate
What is heart rate set by,
What nervous system regulates hea...,
What branch increases heart rate
32
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Pressure and flow in arteries and veins pt.1,pt.2,pt.3.
How do you measure arterial pressure,
Describe arterial pressure in ven...,
What causes the dicrotic notch
10
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Acute Coronary Syndromes: Presentation & Management
Give characteristics of coronary ...,
Types of heart problems,
What is acute coronary syndrome
32
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Hypertension
Definitions of prevention,
When should you suspect hypertension,
What does hypertension increase r...
47
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SIHD and angina : presentation and investigation
Definition of angina,
Pathophysiology of myocardial isc...,
What is supply demand mismatch du...
25
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Pathophysiology of thrombosis and embolism
What is normal blood flow describ...,
What is important in blood flow,
What is stasis
28
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CVS Histology
What does endocardium and tunica ...,
What does myocardium and tunica m...,
What does epicardium and tunica e...
24
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Drugs used in the treatment of the cardiovascular system
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