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Pulmonary Diseases Clinical Manifestations
What are the clinical manifestati...,
What are the clinical manifestati...,
What are the symptoms of empyema
13
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Pulmonary disorder - Asthma
What is asthma,
What is asthma characterized by,
How many genes have been identifi...
25
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Pulmonary Notes from Slides
What do blood gasses determine,
What can hypoxemia result from,
What does o2 saturation tell us h...
28
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Pulmonary Disorders Part 1
What is aspiration the passage of,
What can aspirations lead to,
What can aspirations lead to the ...
27
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Pulmonary Pathophysiology - Important Terms and Some Diseases
What is dyspnea what is it often ...,
What is orthopnea,
What is atelectasis
36
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Pulmonary Patho - restrictive lung diseases, ABG and V/Q
What is there a decrea,
Se,
In what individuals is atelectasi...
29
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Pulmonary Patho - Pneumonia and Cystic Fibrosis
1 what is pneumonia,
How can pneumonia be categorized,
What is the most common route for...
22
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CV patho - diseases of the arteries
What is arteriosclerosis what s h...,
Wha,
What is atherosclerosis the leadi...
29
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CV diseases of the arteries- risk factors
What are the risk factors of athe...,
What are the modifiable risk fact...,
What are major risk factors for cad
8
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CV diseases of the arteries - symptoms and clinical manifestations
What are the three possible sympt...,
What are aggravating and relievin...,
What does stable angina pectoris ...
10
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CV diseases of the arteries - detailed questions from textbook
What could cause a decrease in co...,
What does decreased contractility...,
What does decrease sv lead to
16
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CV - the development of atheromatous plaque
Notes in your notebook
1
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CV - shock and infection
What is shock what can it progres...,
What,
What is the most common type of s...
15
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CV - types of emboli
What is an embolous,
What is the difference between a ...,
What type of emboli is an arteria...
9
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CV - coronary artery disease
What is myocardial ischemia what ...,
What does persistent ischemia cause,
What does coronary artery disease...
7
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CV - cardiac infections
What is rheumatic fever,
What can rheumatic fever lead to ...,
What ages does rheumatic fever us...
20
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CV - diseases of the veins
What are varicose veins,
In what veins do varicose veins u...,
What are two possible causes of v...
12
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CV - terms associated with pericardial disease
What is arteriolar remodeling,
What is an aneurysm,
What are true aneurysms
12
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