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1&2 Anatomy of the Respiratory System
Where would you find the upper re...,
The nasal cavity contains 4,
What type of epithelial cells lin...
70  cards
3 Lung Mechanics and Ventilation
Name the muscles that contract to...,
What keeps the lungs against the ...,
What is the resting expiratory level
25  cards
4 Lung Mechanics and Ventilation - Clinical Applications
What is interstitial lung disease,
What is the interstitial space in...,
What effects does the deposition ...
19  cards
5 Properties of Gases and Gas exchange in the Lung
What is daltons law,
What unit do we use to measure pr...,
What oxygen does air contain
32  cards
6 Oxygen in the Blood
Does this diagram show the dissoc...,
What are the 2 haemoglobin moods,
Why is the haemoglobin dissociati...
14  cards
7 Carbon Dioxide in Blood
In plasma co2 may facilitate the ...,
What is the dissolved concentrati...,
How is the hydrogen carbonate whi...
14  cards
8 Chemical Control of Breathing
What is hypoxiaemia,
What do hypocapnia and hypercapni...,
Respiratory acidosis occurs in re...
24  cards
9 Acid-Base Balance
Why is alkalaemia more dangerous ...,
Why does alakalaemia increase neu...,
What symptoms might someone get i...
34  cards
10 REVISION See Slides For Questions On Acid Base Balance
0  cards
11 Spirometry
Why should spirometry be done sit...,
From this graph how do we work ou...,
What can forced flow measurements...
13  cards
12a - Chest X-Ray (Leah's)
What is the radiation dosage of a...,
What is the normal projection of ...,
What anatomy should be included i...
15  cards
12b- V/Q Ratio
What is the optimum ventilation p...,
V q mismatch is the most common c...
2  cards
12c- Bronchiectasis and Cystic Fibrosis
What is bronchiectasis,
What are the causes of bronchiect...,
Patients with bronchiectasis are ...
17  cards
13 Hypoxia and Respiratory Failure
Differentiate between hypoxia an ...,
Give examples of when a patient m...,
What is respiratory failure diffe...
19  cards
14 Asthma
Define asthma,
How common is asthma,
Outline the patholophysiology of ...
13  cards
15 COPD
What is copd,
Apart from cigarette smoke 90 cas...,
Outline the pathophysiology of copd
15  cards
16 Pneumonias
What is pneumonia,
What is pneumonitis,
Whats the difference between loba...
17  cards
17 Tuberculosis
What bacteria causes tuberculosis,
Tb bacili are aerobic acid and al...,
How is tb transmitted
16  cards
18 Lung Cancer
What is the biggest cause of lung...,
How is tissue obtained from the l...,
What staging type is used to stag...
13  cards
19 Radiology 2
What do you need for a chest x ra...,
What indicates cardiomegaly on a ...,
What are the a and b of the abcde...
23  cards
20 Pneumothorax and Pleural Effusion
A pneumothorax is caused when the...,
Define a pneumothorax,
How can a pneumothorax be caused ...
29  cards
21 Signs and Symptoms of Respiratory Disease
Useful table disease chest moveme...,
Give an example of a non respoira...,
A patient presents with dyspnoea ...
15  cards
22 Pulmonary Embolism
What is a pulmonary embolism,
Where do pulmonary emboli commonl...,
What can the embolism be made up ...
17  cards
23 Review
Give some causes of respiratory a...,
Give some causes of respiratory a...,
Give some causes of
7  cards
24 Tobacco Dependence
How would you treat a pe if the p...,
When does wheezing occur and why,
What is consolidation and why are...
15  cards

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