'Peak expiratory flow rate' diaporamas de présentation

ASTHMA

ASTHMA. What is Asthma. A Chronic disease of the airways that may cause: Wheezing Breathlessness Chest tightness Nighttime or early morning coughing.

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General Pharmacological Principles

General Pharmacological Principles. Module A. Objectives. The student will be able to: List three sources of drugs. List the components of a proper medication order. Define the commonly used abbreviations. List the routes of medication delivery.

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Pulmonary Function Tests

Pulmonary Function Tests. Measuring the Capacity for Life Esmeralda E. Morales, MD September 21, 2004. Objectives. Review basic pulmonary anatomy and physiology. Understand the reasons pulmonary function tests (PFTs) are performed.

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Are peak expiratory flow rates of asthmatics impaired by levels of SO 2 in the EPA 'safe' zone?

Are peak expiratory flow rates of asthmatics impaired by levels of SO 2 in the EPA 'safe' zone?.

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Respiratory Alterations

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Pulmonary Function Testing

Pulmonary Function Testing. Chapter 8. Pulmonary Function Testing. Which of the following is the true pulmonary function test? Spirometry Lung volumes Diffusion capacity ABG. Pulmonary Function Testing. Process of having the patient perform specific inspiratory and expiratory maneuvers

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Asthma and COPD

Asthma and COPD . January 6, 2010. Airway hyperresponsivness Bronchoconstriction Reversible airway obstruction. Early asthmatic response Result of release of preformed mediators to airway stimulus Late asthmatic response

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PULMONARY FUNCTION MEASUREMENTS

PULMONARY FUNCTION MEASUREMENTS. MODULE D. Objectives. At the completion of this module you will: List the four lung volumes including the following information: Description, Patient Instructions (if applicable), and Normal Value.

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Pulmonary Function Tests Jonathan Kass

Pulmonary Function Tests Jonathan Kass. Cooper University Hospital Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine UMDNJ at Camden. PFTs. Spirometry, Flow Volume Loop, MVV Lung Volumes Diffusing Capacity Challenge Testing Respiratory Muscle Testing Airways Resistance. What do PFTs Measure.

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Respiratory Function Tests RFTs

Respiratory Function Tests RFTs. Review Of Anatomy & physiology . Lungs comprised of Airways Alveoli. Airways. Conducting zone : no gas exchange occurs (Anatomic dead space) Transitional zone : alveoli appear, but are not great in number Respiratory zone : contain the alveolar sacs.

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Key Pediatric Differences in the Respiratory System

Key Pediatric Differences in the Respiratory System. Lack of /insufficient surfactant Alveoli developing Smaller airways Underdeveloped cartilage. F. Key Differences (cont). Obligatory nose breather (infant) Intercostal muscles less developed Faster respiratory rate

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Cardiorespiratory assessment

Cardiorespiratory assessment. Plan. Overview of respiratory and cardiovascular assessment to give you a framework on which to base your assessment process when out on clinical placement for the self ventilating adult patient Handout on StudyNet Please read around in the textbooks.

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Asthma

Asthma . By Alice Keyte ajk1g10@soton.ac.uk. DAPSICAMP. Definition Aetiology Pathophysiology Signs and Symptoms Investigations Complications Alternative Dx Management Prognosis. Definition. WHAT IS ASTHMA?

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Regression and Calibration

Regression and Calibration. SPH 247 Statistical Analysis of Laboratory Data. Quantitative Prediction. Regression analysis is the statistical name for the prediction of one quantitative variable (fasting blood glucose level) from another (body mass index)

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Pulmonary Function Tests

Pulmonary Function Tests. J.B. Handler, M.D. Physician Assistant Program University of New England. ARDS- adult respiratory distress syndrome DL CO - diffusion capacity for carbon monoxide Ht- height Wt- weight SOB- short of breath Pred- predicted Meas- measured

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Dynamic Spirometer

Dynamic Spirometer. By Dr. Maha al- Enazy. Objectives . To understand the different measurements of lung volume. To learn how spirometer works and the different graphs it produces. To diagnose lung diseases using the spirometer graphs. Dynamic Spirometer.

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Preoperative assessment

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Lung Function Testing Sequence Terminating a fitness test

Lung Function Testing Sequence Terminating a fitness test. 16/04/2012 SHMD 139. Lungs. Alveoli. The lungs contain more than 600 million alveoli. If spread out, lung tissue would cover about one half of a tennis court. An average adult-sized lung weighs about 1kg. Pg 167. Lung Function.

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Core Pulmonary Concepts

Core Pulmonary Concepts. Lung volumes and capacities. Pulmonary Function. Lung volumes. Tidal volume (Vt) Inspiratory reserve volume (IRV) Expiratory Reserve volume (ERV) Residual volume (RV). Lung capacities. Vital capacity (VC) Inspiratory capacity (IC) Functional Residual Capacity

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Background

Interventions 1 ., 2., 3., 4. 1 hour interventions of Iyengar yoga 2x weekly for 1 month, 3x weekly for the second month, and 2x weekly the last 2 months , totaling ? 36 1 hour treatments 1.5 hour interventions of Sahaja Yoga for 2x weekly for 1.5 months, including regular meditation

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