'Pulmonary blood flow' presentation slideshows

RESPIRATORY EMERGENCIES

RESPIRATORY EMERGENCIES. Respiratory Emergencies Objectives. Upon completion the student will be able to: Identify the historical factors to elicit when evaluating the respiratory system

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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Dr A. Anvaripour Cardiac Anesthesiologist . History of resuscitation back to 1966 Standards for the performance of CPR Most recent recommendations Guidelines 2005 New guidelines has undergone comprehensive evidence-based evaluation.

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Alterations in Cardiovascular Function

Alterations in Cardiovascular Function. Ball & Bindler Donna Hills APN EdD . Blood Flow. Transition from fetal to pulmonary circulation. the umbilical cord is cut systemic vascular resistance is increased pressure in the L side of the heart increases foramen ovale closes

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Thoracic Anatomy & Physiology A Simple Review

Thoracic Anatomy & Physiology A Simple Review. Mark Welliver CRNA, MS Assistant Professor. Diagram of Thoracic Area. The Larynx. epiglottis. hyoid bone. thyroid cartilage. cricoid cartilage. trachea. Trachea & Bronchi. Lung Anterior. Lung Posterior. Lung Left Side. Lung Right Side.

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EXCRETION OF DRUGS

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Surgery for Congenital Heart Diseases

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Congenital Heart Lesions

Congenital Heart Lesions. Outline. Normal anatomy L -> R shunt Left side obstruction Cyanotic heart lesions Right side obstruction and R -> L shunt Transposition Mixing Lesions Surgical therapy. Ductus Arteriosus. Aorta. Pulmonary Artery. Left Atrium. P atent F oramen

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Newborn Congenital Heart Disease Screening and Management

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Physiologic Adaptations at Birth

Physiologic Adaptations at Birth. Ma. Luisa de Villa- Manlapaz , MD, MHPEd February 8, 2011 ASMPH. Learning Objectives. To review the fetal circulation To learn the changes in the pulmonary and cardiovascular system that occur during birth

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MECHANISM OF EXCRETION

MECHANISM OF EXCRETION. RUBY.R FIRST YEAR M-PHARM PHARMACOLOGY. EXCRETION. Excretion is the passage out of systematically absorbed drug. Drugs are eliminated from the body either unchanged by the process of excretion or converted to Metabolites. Polar compounds more efficiently eliminated.

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INTERACTIVE CASE DISCUSSIONS

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First Do No Harm: Management of Atrial Septal Defect in Adult Patients

First Do No Harm: Management of Atrial Septal Defect in Adult Patients. Jimmy Klemis, MD Morbidity & Mortality Conference April 4, 2002. Case Presentation.

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF CYANOTIC CHD

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF CYANOTIC CHD. BY J. A. AL-ATA COSULTANT & ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY. CYANOSIS. BLUISH discoloration of SKIN & MM due to doxyhemoglobin. Desaturated arterial blood Central cyanosis. Peripheral cyanosis Normal Art. Sat.

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Respiratory failure & Cor Pulmonale

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Cardiac Disorders. Cardiovascular System. Heart fully functioning by 8 th week of gestation Fetal circulation: placenta is the organ of oxygenation Ductus venosus Ductus arteriosus Foramen ovale The birthing process begins closure of fetal shunts

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Name :PUJAPPA Age :14yrs Sex :Male Address:Marenali Bagnur post ,yelanka ,Bangalore North. Infor

Name :PUJAPPA Age :14yrs Sex :Male Address:Marenali Bagnur post ,yelanka ,Bangalore North. Informant :Father ,Mother & self(reliable) DOA:17-03-05. No h/o cough, fever, chest indrawing No h/o palpitation,edema of feet,decrease urine output.

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Circulation

Chapters 32 and 33. Circulation. Circulation and Circulatory Systems heart atria : receive blood ventricles : pump blood veins vessels that transport blood back to heart all veins carry deoxygenated blood (CO 2 -rich) , except those leaving the lungs

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Bidirectional Cavo-pulmonary Anastomosis

Bidirectional Cavo-pulmonary Anastomosis. Seoul National University Hospital Department of Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery. Major Concerns of BCPC. 1. Time of BCPC 3~6 months of age 2. Time of complete palliation 2~3 years of age 3. Pulmonary A-V malformation

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