PPT-PULMONARY FUNCTION

PULMONARY FUNCTION amp RESPIRATORY ANATOMY KAAP310 Respiratory Anatomy Larynx Hyoid bone Thyroid cartilage Lateral cricothyroid ligaments Cricoid cartilage httpapbrwww5apsueduthompsonjAnatomy20amp20Physiology2020202020Exam20ReviewsExam203larynx20figurejpg. Vermont Genetics Network. Annual Retreat. August 7, 2013. Hans Christian . Haverkamp. , Ph.D.. Johnson State College. Search Google for “Biomedical Research”. Research in the Exercise Physiology Lab. Paresis. Interscalene block. 100% incidence. 25% . to 32% reduction in pulmonary function. Supraclavicular block. 50% incidence. No pulmonary function change. Avoid both in . at-risk . patients. Coracoid . : . 53-yr-old patient of African origin with progressive breathlessness. Also complained of episodes of severe chest pain.. Case of the . Month 1. July 2015. Author: Sujal R Desai. Case of the . Month 1. Paul Swift. What the?. Extrinsic Allergic . alveolitis. Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Industrial dust disease. Organic dust disease. Sarcoidosis. What’s important. Pathophysiology. Clinical features. Nandan. Prasad. PGY-1. December 14, 2015. Questions. What are echo findings in the presence of PE?. Can echo be used to diagnose PE?. Can echo be used to predict prognosis in the setting of PE?. Can echo be used to guide management in the setting of PE?. Pulmonary Function Testing (PFT’s) are a noninvasive diagnostic tests that provide measurable feedback about the function of the lungs. By assessing lung volumes, capacities, rates of flow and gas exchange, PFT’s can provide information that can help diagnose certain lung disorders.. and Why. SESSION LEADERS: . JOAO ALBERTO M. DE ANDRADE, MD . JOYCE LEE, MD. What is pulmonary fibrosis and. why is it a problem?. JOYCE S. LEE, MD. PULMONARY FIBROSIS: WHAT AND WHY. NOVEMBER 13, 2015. Patients for Complex Thoracic Surgery. Gyorgy. Frendl, MD, . PhD, FCCM. Associate . Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care,. . Harvard . Medical School . Director of Research, Surgical Critical Care,. Sidima Sonqishe. Cardiothoracic. Registrar . II. University of Pretoria. The Importance:. To make a decision whether patient can tolerate surgery . To predict the occurrence of post operative respiratory complications and Mortality.. Sidima Sonqishe. Cardiothoracic. Registrar . II. University of Pretoria. The Importance:. To make a decision whether patient can tolerate surgery . To predict the occurrence of post operative respiratory complications and Mortality.. Jessica Gonzales RN, MSN. Cardiovascular assessment. clubbing. Periorbital edema. Monitor BP for . hypo or . hypertension. Monitor apical and peripheral. Pulses for rate, rhythm, and quality. Auscultate for extra heart sounds. Presenter: Dr. Sofia . Patial. Moderator: Dr. . Gian. . Chauhan. GOALS. To predict presence of pulmonary dysfunction. To know the functional nature of disease.. To assess the severity of disease. To assess the progression of disease. , MD.. Pulmonary Hypertension. Normal pulmonary arterial systolic pressure : 15-30 mmHg. Normal pulmonary arterial diastolic pressure : 4-12 mmHg. Pulmonary HT . mean pulmonary arterial pressure >25 mmHg at rest or > 30 mmHg during exertion. . These cases have been provided by Kenneth Steinberg, MD from the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine. Abbreviations : FVC Forced Vital Capacity FEV Forced Expiratory Volume in One Secon