'Small airways' diaporamas de présentation

Pediatric Airway Management: An Update

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Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). COPD Description. Characterized by presence of airflow obstruction Caused by emphysema or chronic bronchitis Generally progressive May be accompanied by airway hyperreactivity May be partially reversible. Emphysema Description.

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Lung F unction T esting in School-Age Children

Lung F unction T esting in School-Age Children. Paul Aurora Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, & Institute of Child Health, London. Structure of talk. Why bother? What do we need from a lung function test? What tests are available? Spirometry Other tests. Why bother?.

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Lung F unction T esting in School-Age Children

Lung F unction T esting in School-Age Children. Paul Aurora Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, & Institute of Child Health, London. Structure of talk. Why bother? What do we need from a lung function test? What tests are available? Spirometry Other tests. Why bother?.

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Lung Diseases

Lung Diseases. Prevalence of lung disease depends on the population, but in general obstructive is 70%, restrictive is 20-25% and vascular the rest 5-10%. Introduction.

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Lung Diseases

Lung Diseases. Prevalence of lung disease depends on the population, but in general obstructive is 70%, restrictive is 20-25% and vascular the rest 5-10%. Pulmonary Pathology. Obstructive Diseases Increased resistance to flow Restrictive Diseases Decreased expansion of the lungs.

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Maggie Harris Independent Respiratory Nurse Specialist maggieharris@btopenworld

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Clinical Conversations : Primary Care Management of Patients With Asthma

Clinical Conversations : Primary Care Management of Patients With Asthma. Faculty. Stephen A. Brunton , MD, FAAFP (moderator ) Adjunct Clinical Professor of Family Medicine University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. LeRoy M. Graham, MD, FCCCP

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Morning Report

Morning Report. July 29, 2010. RSV. Most common pathogen causing lower airway disease in infants and toddlers 90,000 hospitalizations/year $700 million/year for children <1y. RSV. Human to Human December to March No long-term immunity Universal infection by 2y 40% lower airway disease.

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Lifestyle diseases, Genetic diseases, Chronic diseases

Lifestyle diseases, Genetic diseases, Chronic diseases . Cardiovascular Diseases. These diseases affect the heart or blood vessels. These diseases are responsible for more than 40% of all deaths in the US. Types of Cardio Diseases. Hypertension: high blood pressure and can occur at any age.

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What You Will Do

What You Will Do. Define medical screenings and identify who needs them. Identify the types of information gathered during a medical screening. Describe the role your medical history plays in your overall levels of fitness. medical screening obesity chronic disease. asthma hernia

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Chemistry of Muscle Contraction

Chemistry of Muscle Contraction. _______ is the energy source for actin and myosin to contract. Produced by the many _____________. ATP that has become ADP can recharge back to ATP when creatine phosphate (CP) splits and donates a phosphate.

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asthma

asthma. WHAT IS ASTHMA?. Asthma affects the small airways (bronchioles) that carry air and out of the lungs. If you have asthma your airways can become inflamed. More than 5.2 million people in the UK are being treated for asthma and about 1.1 million of these are children.

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