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1.1.1 Cell Biology and Histology of Respiratory System
What are the two functional compo...,
Describe the,
Describe the flow of blood from t...
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1.1.2 Development of the Respiratory System
What is an important symptom asso...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What is the canalicular period of...
52
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1.1.3 Thoracic Wall and Lung Cavities
Where are the regions of the medi...,
Identify the structures,
What is the important
43
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1.1.4 Lungs and Mechanics of Breathing
What are the two layers of the pl...,
What is the importance of the ser...,
What can happen if the pleural ca...
40
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1.2.1 Mediastinum
Which two veins come together occ...,
Describe the subdivisions of the ...,
When the esophagus enters the sup...
32
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1.2.2 Mechanics of Ventilation
What is ventilation,
What is alveolo capillary diffusion,
What is blood gas transport
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1.2.3 Chest X-Ray Basics
What lobe is this highlighting,
How would you describe the size o...,
Where are all the parts of the he...
32
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1.3.1 Mechanism of Ventilation 2
What is the formula for total air...,
What is important about the fev1 ...,
For a patient with increased airw...
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1.3.2 Vertebral Column
At what cervical vertebrae can yo...,
C1 and c2 are know as what,
What is the role of the vertebral...
44
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1.3.3 Mechanism of Gas Exchange
What is pvo2,
What causes the lag demarcated by...,
What must be subtracted from wet ...
43
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1.4.1 Normal and Abnormal Respiratory Exam
When inspecting a patient during ...,
What are rales an rhonchi,
What are two important features t...
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2.1.1 Acute Lung Injury
What are some of the complication...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are 2 factors that increase ...
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2.1.2 Lung Cancer
When is the peak incidence of lun...,
What is the material stained red,
Use ttf 1
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2.1.3 Infectious Disease of the Lung
How could you distinguish between...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What is this an image of
48
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2.2.1 Restrictive Pulmonary Diseases
What is the treatment for sarcoid...,
What are the lower set of arrows ...,
What are some possible pulmonary ...
40
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2.2.2 Evaluating Pulmonary Function Tests
Label this graph,
What type of curve would a fixed ...,
A person with what kind of diseas...
26
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2.2.3 Pulmonary Vascular Disease
Why does pulmonary arterial hyper...,
What is the role of prostacyclin ...,
Where are the main regions that e...
32
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Pulm Values to Memorize
Fev1 fvc,
Vd vt,
Rv tlc
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2.3.1 Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
What are each of the symbols and ...,
What are some of the changes that...,
What are measure on a pft is redu...
37
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2.3.2 Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Transport
In what two forms is oxygen trans...,
What is equation for dissolved o2,
Where is most of the bicarbonate ...
21
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2.3.3 Acid-Base Balance
Describe metabolic acidosis,
What is the difference between re...,
Describe metabolic acidosis with ...
26
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2.4.1 Interpreting Arterial Blood Gases
What is the expected change in ph...,
What are causes of anion gap,
What is the primary
30
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2.4.2 MRI and CT Imaging
What are the lung anatomy keys to...,
What is this,
What is this an image of
35
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2.4.3 Age/Gender Differences in CP Function
What might be wrong with mr green,
What is the common pathophys behi...,
What is diastolic hf
26
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2.5.1 Treatment of Pulmonary Disorders
When should,
What are some disadvantages of in...,
The transactivation of glucocorti...
19
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2.5.2 Introduction to Echocardiography
What are some types of stress ech...,
In doppler echocardiography if th...,
What is this doppler showing
23
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2.5.3 CT Imaging of Coronary Vessels
What is the leading cause of deat...,
What is this an image of,
What is the conventional method o...
25
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Equations
What is the alveolar gas equation,
What is the equation for air insp...,
What is the equation for total bl...
25
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First Aid and Pathoma Supplemental Review
What is rhinitis,
What is allergic rhinitis and wha...,
What are nasal polyps and what ca...
59
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3.1.1 Smoking Cessation
Children exposed to second hand s...,
What are some of the perceived be...,
If someone isnt successful quitti...
42
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3.1.2 Regulation of Ventilation
What type of cells control the ra...,
How would increasing co2 levels a...,
How will increasing co2 in the in...
29
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3.1.3 Ventilation-Perfusion Match
How can decreased compliance affe...,
How does va q change in altering ...,
What can occur if a section of lu...
28
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Pulmonary Drugs
What is the class and mechanism o...,
What are the indications and adve...,
What are the indications and adve...
26
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3.2.1 Integrated CV-Pulmonary Function
Are you in medical school
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3.2.2 Sleep Apnea
H,
What are some of the symptoms of ...,
What does the graph represent
36
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3.2.3 Surfactant Structure - Function
How can a defect in,
Phosphatidyl ethanola,
Surfactant is secreted from the t...
29
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Pathoma - Cancer
What is the characteristic histol...,
What is the characteristic histol...,
What is the characteristic histol...
8
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BRS Physiology Review - Supplemental
What is the equation for deadspace,
What is the equation for alveolar...,
What are the most important muscl...
9
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3.3.1 Hypoxia
What is the pathway for o2 throug...,
What are the normal sea level gas...,
What is an example of low inspired
22
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3.3.2 Anatomy Review
The edges of the fossa ovalis is ...,
What is the relationship of the i...,
What is polythelia polymastia and...
69
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3.3.3 Pathology Review
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High Yield
What are the characteristics of ipf,
What are the characteristics of coop,
Characteristics of silicosis
59
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