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Apply foundational knowledge, critical thinking skills and clinical decision making to a simulated or real clinical scenario

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Calculate the alveolar pO2 (pAO2) using the simplified alveolar-air equation, and use this to calculate the alveolar-arterial oxygen gradient (A-a DO2)

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Introduction to Gas Exchange and HypoxemiaLecture

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Compare the histology of normal airways (bronchi and bronchioles) to asthmatic airways and describe the basic histopathological changes associated with asthma

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Upper and Lower Airways - LabLaboratory

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Define oxygen partial pressure, % hemoglobin saturation, oxygen content and oxygen delivery as they pertain to arterial blood

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Ventilation, Control of Breathing and Blood Gas Transport - Part 1Lecture

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Define pneumonia

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Management of Lower Respiratory DiseasesDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12);Demonstration;Conference;Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Define pneumonia and describe its etiology and pathology

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Define risk factors for community-acquired pneumonia

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Define the key anatomic components of the ventilatory pump

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Ventilation, Control of Breathing and Blood Gas Transport - Part 1Lecture

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Define the terms empiric and targeted antimicrobial therapy, broad-spectrum and narrow spectrum therapy

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Introduction to AntibioticsLecture

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Demonstrate professional behaviour particularly in regards to appropriate response to feedback, appearance, communication, confidentiality, boundaries, honesty and respect in clinical and non-clinical learning environments

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe an approach to antibiotic treatment in bacterial pneumonia

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe an approach to the management of pneumonia

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Management of Lower Respiratory DiseasesDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12);Demonstration;Conference;Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe both the beneficial and detrimental relationship between microbes and their human hosts

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Introduction to Infectious DiseasesLecture

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Describe clinical features by history and examination of a patient with pneumonia

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe how a hypothesis driven history and physical findings can support different diagnoses

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Clinical Decision Making - Pneumonia / CoughDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12)

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Describe how the shape of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve influences the uptake and delivery of oxygen

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Ventilation, Control of Breathing and Blood Gas Transport - Part 1Lecture

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Describe how the unique structure of mycobacteria influences its diagnosis and management

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Lower Respiratory Infections - Part 2Lecture

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Describe how to investigate and confirm the diagnosis of pneumonia

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe the ‘Host-Bug-Drug’ triad

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Introduction to AntibioticsLecture

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Describe the anatomy of the pleural cavities, in particular the clinical relevance of the division between visceral and parietal pleura and the costodiaphragmatic recess

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Anatomy of the Thorax - Pleural Cavities, Thoracic Walls and LungsLecture

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Describe the basic histopathological changes associated with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and relate those changes to problems with gas exchange

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Upper and Lower Airways - LabLaboratory

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Describe the basic neural control of alveolar ventilation

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Ventilation, Control of Breathing and Blood Gas Transport - Part 1Lecture

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Describe the basic structure of viruses

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Lower Respiratory Infections - Part 2Lecture

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Describe the bifurcation of the trachea and how the airway branches into the lungs

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Dissection of Thoracic Walls, Pleural Cavities and LungsLaboratory

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Describe the clinical presentation of pneumonia

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Management of Lower Respiratory DiseasesDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12);Demonstration;Conference;Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe the complications of pneumonia

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Pathology of PneumoniaLecture

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Describe the components, divisions and extent of the pleural cavities and the mediastinum

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Dissection of Thoracic Walls, Pleural Cavities and LungsLaboratory

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Describe the course of an intercostal nerve bundle and relate this to the clinical approach of inserting chest drains

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Dissection of Thoracic Walls, Pleural Cavities and LungsLaboratory

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Describe the definition and classification of pneumonia

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Pathology of PneumoniaLecture

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Describe the epidemiology of pneumonia

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe the histological features of the larynx, trachea, bronchi, and bronchioles

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Upper and Lower Airways - LabLaboratory

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Describe the histological organization of respiratory bronchioles, pulmonary alveoli and the alveolar septa

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Upper and Lower Airways - LabLaboratory

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Describe the histological organization of the respiratory bronchioles and pulmonary alveoli

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Upper and Lower AirwaysLecture

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Describe the histology of the respiratory epithelium and relate its structure to function

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Upper and Lower AirwaysLecture

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Describe the histology of the respiratory epithelium characteristic of the conducting airways, and relate this structure to function

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Upper and Lower Airways - LabLaboratory

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Describe the important epidemiological aspects of pneumonia

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Management of Lower Respiratory DiseasesDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12);Demonstration;Conference;Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe the laboratory diagnosis of various types of pneumonia

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Management of Lower Respiratory DiseasesDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12);Demonstration;Conference;Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe the major anatomical divisions of the mediastinum

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Anatomy of the Thorax - Pleural Cavities, Thoracic Walls and LungsLecture

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Describe the major categories of microbes that cause disease in humans

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Introduction to Infectious DiseasesLecture

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Describe the mechanism of action and clinical uses of Tetracyclines, Macrolides and Fluoroquinolones

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Introduction to AntibioticsLecture

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Describe the mechanism of action, clinical uses and major bacterial resistance mechanisms of the B-lactam class

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Introduction to AntibioticsLecture

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Describe the mechanisms of CO2 transport in arterial blood

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Ventilation, Control of Breathing and Blood Gas Transport - Part 1Lecture

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Describe the microbiological tests that assist in the diagnosis and management of pneumonia, including the sensitivity and specificity of each

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Lower Respiratory Infections - Part 1Lecture

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Describe the most common causes of immune system failure

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Introduction to Infectious DiseasesLecture

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Describe the pathogenesis of pneumonia

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Management of Lower Respiratory DiseasesDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12);Demonstration;Conference;Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe the pathology of tuberculosis

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Pathology of PneumoniaLecture

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Describe the pathophysiology of pulmonary tuberculosis

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Lower Respiratory Infections - Part 2Lecture

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Describe the pathophysiology of respiratory virus infection using influenza and adenovirus as examples

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Lower Respiratory Infections - Part 2Lecture

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Describe the patient’s presenting problem

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Clinical Decision Making - Pneumonia / CoughDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12)

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Describe the process of normal inspiration and expiration, particularly with reference to changes in intra-pleural and intra-alveolar pressures

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Ventilation, Control of Breathing and Blood Gas Transport - Part 1Lecture

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Describe the prognosis of pneumonia

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Describe the role of alveolar surface tension forces in atelectasis (i.e. alveolar collapse) and the role of pulmonary surfactant in preventing this

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Ventilation, Control of Breathing and Blood Gas Transport - Part 1Lecture

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Describe the steps of viral replication

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Lower Respiratory Infections - Part 2Lecture

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Describe the varying radiological appearance of pneumonia

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Management of Lower Respiratory DiseasesDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12);Demonstration;Conference;Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Determine the cardiothoracic ratio and discuss its clinical significance

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Imaging of the Normal ThoraxLecture

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Discuss approaches to palliative care of a patient with pneumonia

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Management of Lower Respiratory DiseasesDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12);Demonstration;Conference;Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Discuss end of life issues

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Discuss the advantages of a longitudinal relationship with a primary care provider, with particular focus on chronic disease management and advance care planning

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Discuss the clinical importance of the origin and course of the phrenic nerves

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Dissection of Thoracic Walls, Pleural Cavities and LungsLaboratory

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Discuss the clinical importance of the pleural cavities rising above the level of the first rib

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Anatomy of the Thorax - Pleural Cavities, Thoracic Walls and LungsLecture

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Distinguish between lobar and bronchopneumonia

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Pathology of PneumoniaLecture

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Distinguish between the following terms: minute, alveolar and dead space ventilation; and anatomic, alveolar and physiologic dead space

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Introduction to Gas Exchange and HypoxemiaLecture

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Draw an oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve showing the relationships between PaO2 and hemoglobin saturation

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Ventilation, Control of Breathing and Blood Gas Transport - Part 1Lecture

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Evaluate technical factors required for an adequate interpretation of a chest radiograph, including penetration, inspiration and rotation

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Imaging of the Normal ThoraxLecture

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Explain the local and systemic complications of pneumonia

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CBL - Pneumonia / Cough - Tutorial 1Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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Explain the location of the intercostal nerve bundle as it relates to intercostal nerve blocks and the insertion of chest drains

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Anatomy of the Thorax - Pleural Cavities, Thoracic Walls and LungsLecture

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Explain the mechanisms of each of the five causes of hypoxemia

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Introduction to Gas Exchange and HypoxemiaLecture

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Explain the role of the peripheral and central chemoreceptors in the responses to hypoxemia, hypercapnia and acidosis

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Ventilation, Control of Breathing and Blood Gas Transport - Part 1Lecture

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Identify static lung volumes and capacities on a spirogram and describe how the balance between the elastic recoil of the lungs and the chest wall determines the functional residual capacity (FRC)

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Ventilation, Control of Breathing and Blood Gas Transport - Part 1Lecture

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Identify the bifurcation of the trachea and the vertebral level at which this occurs

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Anatomy of the Thorax - Pleural Cavities, Thoracic Walls and LungsLecture

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Identify the main anatomical features of the right and left lungs

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Dissection of Thoracic Walls, Pleural Cavities and LungsLaboratory

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Identify the main anatomical features of the thorax on a frontal chest radiograph, including the lungs, the mediastinum, the upper abdomen, the pleural margins, bony landmarks and soft tissue shadows

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Imaging of the Normal ThoraxLecture

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Identify the major anatomical features of the left and right lungs

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Anatomy of the Thorax - Pleural Cavities, Thoracic Walls and LungsLecture

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List and classify the common organisms causing pneumonia

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Management of Lower Respiratory DiseasesDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12);Demonstration;Conference;Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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List the antibiotics that are commonly used in the treatment of resistant bacteria

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Introduction to AntibioticsLecture

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List the common causes of pneumonia by etiological agent, host demographics and site of acquisition

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Pathology of PneumoniaLecture

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List the complications of pneumonia and outline their clinical correlations

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Management of Lower Respiratory DiseasesDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12);Demonstration;Conference;Case-Based Instruction/Learning

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List the different bacterial organisms that cause pneumonia in normal and compromised hosts

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Lower Respiratory Infections - Part 1Lecture

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List the key steps microbes must perform to cause disease in humans

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Introduction to Infectious DiseasesLecture

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List the major bacterial targets and classes of antibiotics

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Introduction to AntibioticsLecture

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List the major defenses humans have evolved or created against infection including the immune system, antimicrobials, vaccines and hygiene

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Introduction to Infectious DiseasesLecture

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List the natural flora of the respiratory tract and the pathogenesis of common bacterial pneumonias

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Lower Respiratory Infections - Part 1Lecture

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List the predisposing causes of pneumonia

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Pathology of PneumoniaLecture

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List the structures that pass to and from a lung via the hilus, and describe the relationship of the phrenic and vagus nerves to the hilus

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Anatomy of the Thorax - Pleural Cavities, Thoracic Walls and LungsLecture

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Name the factors that affect diffusive transport of a gas from alveolar air to pulmonary capillary blood and discuss how these relate to the diffusing capacity of the lungs

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Introduction to Gas Exchange and HypoxemiaLecture

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Practice the above using a CBL case

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Clinical Decision Making - Pneumonia / CoughDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12)

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Recognize the cells in the structure of the alveolus

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Pathology of PneumoniaLecture

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Recognize the classic signs and symptoms of infection

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Introduction to Infectious DiseasesLecture

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Relate the anatomy of the thorax to frontal and lateral chest radiographs

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Dissection of Thoracic Walls, Pleural Cavities and LungsLaboratory

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Relate the superior extent of the pleural cavities as they rise above the first rib to a careful clinical approach when inserting needles into this region

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Dissection of Thoracic Walls, Pleural Cavities and LungsLaboratory

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Relate the ultra-structural features of the alveolar-capillary barrier to its function in gas exchange

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Upper and Lower Airways - LabLaboratory

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State and justify an appropriate antimicrobial agent and duration of therapy for both community acquired and nosocomial pneumonia based on host

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Lower Respiratory Infections - Part 1Lecture

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State the partial pressures of O2 and CO2 in the alveoli, mixed venous and arterial blood in normal individuals

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Introduction to Gas Exchange and HypoxemiaLecture

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Use the CDM grid to help organize your thinking about making a diagnosis

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Clinical Decision Making - Pneumonia / CoughDiscussion, Large Group (more than 12)

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Using the alveolar ventilation equation, discuss the factors that determine the partial pressure of CO2 in the alveoli and define the terms hyperventilation and hypoventilation

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Introduction to Gas Exchange and HypoxemiaLecture

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