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Respiratory: Pneumothorax
Describe the differing types of p...,
What are the most common causes o...,
State risk factors for primary pn...
53
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Respiratory: PE
Describe the primary factors that...,
State risk factors for pe,
Which inherited disorders increas...
70
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Respiratory: Pleural Effusion
Describe pleural fluid physiology 3,
What causes in physiological term...,
What can block
40
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Respiratory: Pleural Infection; Mesothelioma
Describe the clinical presentatio...,
Which groups should you consider ...,
Name some high risk patient group...
22
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Respiratory: Lung Cancer
What difference does quitting smo...,
State some causes of lung cancer 7,
What are the different classifica...
56
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Respiratory: Sleep Apnoea
Define what is meant by obstructi...,
What are the risk factors for sle...,
How do patients with sleep apnoea...
18
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Respiratory: Respiratory Support
What is meant by peep 1 give thre...,
How does a high flow nasal cannul...,
When is niv normally given in the...
26
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Respiratory: Respiratory Failure
What is the definiton of hypoxia 1,
Define type 1 type 2 respiratory ...,
State 5 main causes of hypoxaemia 5
53
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Respiratory: Asthma - Diagnosis
Define asthma 1,
What are the 5 phenotypes of asth...,
Describe the difference in cells ...
31
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Respiratory: Asthma - Management
What do you need to tell patients...,
What five steps should you educat...,
When a patient has an asthma atta...
36
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Respiratory: COPD I
Define copd 1,
Define chronic bronchitis 1 and e...,
Describe the typical presentation...
27
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Respiratory: COPD II
Define what is meant by the term ...,
What are the most common causes o...,
State 5 symptoms of cor pulmonale
13
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Respiratory: COPD III (Acute exacerbations)
What are three most common sympto...,
Why do acute exacerbations of cop...,
Describe aetiological causes of a...
20
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Respiratory PassMed Learning Points
What is the most appropriate next...,
What is the most appropriate next...,
What is the most appropriate next...
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Images
This image shows an ultrasound of...,
This image shows an ultrasound of...,
This image shows a chest ct of th...
4
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Respiratory: Acute Asthma
What are the presenting features ...,
What are the different classifica...,
Describe what is meant by brittle...
31
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Respiratory: Pneumonia I
What are the localised symptoms o...,
What are the signs of pneumonia f...,
What are the non examination sign...
36
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Respiratory: Pneumonia II
Describe the criterianice recomme...,
Based of crb65 scores how do you ...,
Alongside curb65 describe which t...
34
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Respiratory: Sarcoidosis
Define what is meant by sarcoidos...,
Describe the aetiology of sarcoid...,
Describe the pathophysiology of s...
47
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Respiratory: TB
Mycobacteria are gram negative co...,
What are the red flag pathologies...,
Pathogenesis of tb
56
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Respiratory: IPF
Describe what is meant by interst...,
Describe the symptoms of ipf 3,
Describe the signs of ipf 2
26
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Respiratory: Bronchiectasis
Define what is meant by bronchiec...,
What are the risk factors for,
Potential causes of bronchiestasis
40
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Respiratory: Occupational Lung Disease
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Respiratory: CXRs
Explain what is depicted in this ...,
What pathology is depicted 1 desc...,
Describe what is occuring in this...
73
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Respiratory: Oxygen therapy
In patients who are critically il...,
Why is the haemoglobin dissociati...,
What shifts oxygen haemoglobin to...
40
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Questions
What does the abg demonstrate que...,
Which of the following is most li...,
Mitral valve prolapse is associat...
10
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Respiratory: Pulmonary Hypertension
Define what is meant by pulmonary...,
Describe the general pathophysiol...
9
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Cardiology: Valvular Heart Disease: MS & MR
What rhythm is shown in this cxr 1,
What does this mitral valve echo ...,
Why is the posterior mitral valve...
47
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Cardiology: Valvular Heart Disease: AS & AR
Mitral valve prolapse is associat...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
Describe the three causes of as 3
58
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Cardiology: TR & Infective Endocarditis
Define what is meant by infective...,
What are the three major types or...,
Which valve is most commonly effe...
44
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Cardiology: Ischaemic Heart Disease I
How does angina typically present,
Describe what is meant by cresend...,
Nice define anginal pain as what 3
35
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Cardiology: Ischaemic Heart Disease II
What investigations should you co...,
Label a b
40
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Cardiology: Cardiac Arrhythmias - Atrial flutter & AF I
How do you manage a patient with ...,
When assessing tachycardia if you...,
Describe what determines the widt...
24
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Cardiology: Cardiac Arrhythmia - AF II
What is meant by a holiday heart 1,
Describe the principles of managm...,
Describe the treatment used for r...
29
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Cardiology: Cardiac Arrhythmias - SVTs
Describe the difference between a...,
What common ecg changes do you se...,
Describe what is meant by orthodr...
28
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Cardiology: Cardiac Arrhythmias - Misc
Describe the four possible rhythm...,
Patients with,
Go overhttps wwwresusorguk sites ...
37
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Cardiology: ECGs
This ecg is displaying premature ...,
This ecg is displaying premature ...,
This ecg is displaying premature ...
7
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Cardiology: Hypertension
What is the nice diagnosis of of ...,
Describe the aetiological factors...,
Which renal disease are significa...
35
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Cardiology: Anaemia (general)
In adults the predominant site of...,
Multipotent hematopoietic stem ce...
22
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Cardiology: Anaemia (Microcytic & Anaemia of Chronic Disease)
What is the most common cause of ...,
The major causes of ida can be gr...
26
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Haematology: Anaemia (Macrocytic; Pernicious & Haemolytic)
What are specific signs associate...,
Define what is meant by perniciou...,
Where is b12 absorped 1
37
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Haematology: Anaemia (SCA)
Describe the pathophysiology of sca,
Describe the relationship between...,
State 4 acute clinical presentati...
21
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