4 LOBS Flashcards

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Basic anatomy of the respiratory system – relate to clinical conditions such as
asthma.

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2
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Differential diagnosis of cough

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3
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Pathophysiology of Asthma

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4
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epidemiology of Asthma

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aetiology of Asthma

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6
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risk factors of Asthma

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7
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Pathophysiology of atopy, immunity, fever

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8
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Asthma Diagnosis in children and adults

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9
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Indications for referral e.g. signs of severe or life-threatening asthma.

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10
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Peak flow for Asthma

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11
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Management: children and adults, acute and maintenance

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12
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spirometry findings for Asthma

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13
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Asthma care plans

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14
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Asthma Complications

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15
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Find a logical method to interpret a chest X-ray and list common radiological
findings – such as consolidation, pleural effusion, empyema, pneumothorax,
pulmonary oedema.

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16
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List the common pathogens that affect the respiratory tract.

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17
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Pneumonia:
- Pathogens (viral, bacterial, atypical)

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18
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Pneumonia: Clinical presentations and diagnosis inc CURB-65

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Pneumonia: Management

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20
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Pneumonia: Complications

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21
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When is a sputum culture ordered when investigating pneumonia?

22
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common presentations of Covid-19.

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common presentations of acute
bronchitis

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common presentations of influenza

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diagnosis of influenza
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diagnosis of acute bronchitis
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diagnosis of Covid-19
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management of acute bronchitis
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management of Covid-19
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management of influenza
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Briefly define Sepsis
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understand the sepsis six. Include mortality rates linked to sepsis.
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What kinds of inhalers are there (Color of inhaler/ drug/ mechanism/ pharmacological goal)
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What is a reduced peak flow indicative of?
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Common causes of dry vs productive cough
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What diseases are known for being bilateral vs unilateral?
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What is the significance of clinical examination of chest expansion?
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When would you admit someone with asthma to the hospital?
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Drug mechanism of clarithromycin
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Drug mechanism of prednisolone
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What does ‘dull to percuss basally’ mean
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What is the management plan of an acute asthma attack
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What is the management of sepsis (sepsis 6)
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What is ABG, what does it reveal
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What are the indications of levoflaxacin and what is its mechanism of action
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What does hartmann's solution do
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How do different pathologies/fluids appear on a chest x-ray
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What are eGFR, alkaline phosphatase, urea and CRP and what do they indicate
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What clinical tools can be used to determine whether a pt should be admitted or discharged
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What does an increase of neutrophils indicative of? Why measure both neutrophils and WBCs? (Leukocytes = viral / Neutrophils = bacterial?)