Top NBME Concepts - Respiratory (USMLE Step 1)
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- Опубликовано: 1 май 2021
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6:43 - Introduction & What is HyGuru?
10:56 - Lecture Preview
13:34 - A-a gradient (hypoxemia)
37:19 - Regional Circulation for the USMLE
49:04 - Physical Exam MCQs (Resp)
58:07 - Restrictive vs. Obstructive Disease
1:11:13 - Lung Tumors
1:17:18 - Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
1:23:33 - Conclusion
1:23:56 - Rapid Review Pharmacology course
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-Hypoventilation & High Altitude --> Normal A-a Gradiant
-V/Q Mismatch, Diffusion Defect, Right-To-Left Shunt --> Alveolar-Capillar interface impairment --> ↑A-a Gradiant
-High Altitude --> ↓Patm --> ↓Alveolar PAO2
-High Altitude --> Hypoxemia --> ↑EPO secretion from Peritubular Capillary cells (Kidney) -> ↑RBC Mass (↑Hb/Htc)
-Hypoxemia --> ↑Synthesis of 2,3-BPG -> Hb dissociation Curve shifts to Right -> ↓Hb Affinity for O2 --> ↑Off-Load Of OXygen from Hemoblogin into the Tissues
-Hyperventilation (↑RR) in High-Altitude --> ↓PaCO2 --> Cerebral Vasoconstriction --> ↓Cerebral Perfusion --> Light Headeadness
(Respiratory Alkalosis)
-Polycythemia Vera --> LOW Erytropoetin (EPO) + Itchiness + High Hb/Ht
-Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSP) --> V/Q Mismatch (Hypoxemia) + BMI > 30 + Daytime Sleepy + Headache
-V/Q Mismatch --> CAn be Shunt or DEAD Space type
-COPD (Mucus)/Foreign Body/Sleep Apnea (Colapse of Alveolar Wall) --> Plugggin of Alveoli --> V/Q Mismatch (Hypoxemia) due to SHUNT
-Pulmonary Embolus --> blockage of Pulmonary Artery --> No PErfusion --> Dead Space
-Hypoxia & Adenosine --> Mediate Coronary Blood flow in the Coronary Arteries
-Asthma Crisis + Resp Acidosis + Somnolence --> Hyperventilation --> ↓PaCO2 --> Cerebral Vasoconstriction -->↓Cerebral Perfusion
-Impediding Uncus Herniation --> Txt Hyperventilations (will ↓PaCO2 --> Cerebral Vasoconstriction --> ↓Cerebral Blood flow
-PGE-2 causes dilation of Afferent Arteriole of Kidney
-Longstanding OSP --> Hypoxemic Pulmonary Vasoconstriction --> Right Heart Failure (HF)
-Increased Radial Alveolar Traction in Pulmonary Fibrosis --> High Peak Expiratory Flow
-Tetralogy of Fallot --> Abnormal Neural Crest Migration --> Deviation of the Infundibular Septum (3rd and 4rd Pharyngeal Pouches Defect)
-Thin-Tall patient with SOB + ↓SpO2 --> Apical Subpleural bleb rupture --> Spontaneous Pneumothorax
-Thin-Tall males, Pre-Existing Lung disease, Marfans/Ehlors Danlos --> Spontaneous Pneumothorax
-Hyperplasia of Submucosa Glands --> Bronchitis
-Cystic Fibrosis causes Obstructive Lung disease/Bronquiectasis
-Eosinophils are induced by IL-4 and IL-5, and causes release of MBP which perpetuates Broncoconstriction
-IL-10 and TGF-β increases Fibrosis of the Lung
-Lack of Type 2 Pneumocytes --> NO Stem Cells --> More Fibrosis
-Wekness worse at End of Day + Cranial Nerve problems + Low peak Expiratory flow --> Myasthenia G (REstrictive Lung disease)
-External intercostals --> Inspiration / Internal intercostals --> Expiration / C3-C5 -> Diaphragm
-SiADH, ACTH, and Lambert Eaton (Type II HSR) --> Small Cell lung cancer / Paraneoplastic Syndromes
-Neuroendocrine Origin tumor -> NCAM, CD56, Chromogranin, Synaptophysin
-RhabdomyoSarcoma (Viginal Area) --> DEsmin (+)
-Erwing Sarcoma -> "Onion-Skin" Appearance
-Neuroblastoma --> High N-MYC Oncogene
-Intercellular bridges & Keratin Pearls + CAvitation and Necrosis + PTHrP --> Squamous CEll lung (Central tumor)
-Trigger (i.e. Pancreatitis/trauma/infection) --> Release of inflammatory cytokines --> Neutrophil Migration
--> ↑ROS & ↑Pulmonary capillary vsodilation -> Exudative effusion --> Alveolar Hyaline membrane
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These are awesome, very helpful. do you also have for other systems? If you do can you please share it with us?
I think there is a slight error with the Concept of -Asthma Crisis. Asthma Crisis presents first with a Resp Alkalosis due to the patient elevated RR which will then explain the low PaCO2 and the cerebral vasoconstriction due to hypocapnia and the somnolence ... Respiratory Acidosis presents later if the crisis is not managed promptly, it would mean that our patient probably is starting to hypo-ventilate which leaves us with couple of pathways of why is this happening...is it because low RR (ie. muscle fatigue) ? or is it because of the obstructive nature of the disease? or perhaps it could be a combination of both, either way it will lead to less efficient gas exchange and the accumulation of CO2 which will lead to Hypercapnia and cerebral vasodilation. I COULD BE WRONG! but it just don't add up to me.
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Thankss!!! It's one of my favorite organ systems to teach lol! Hope studying is going well.
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Hi sir , sorry but please in future videos can you keep your front cam view in the left side of the slide , so just we can see questions more properly. Thanks
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Why does tension pneumothorax cause decrease in preload? What’s the mechanism behind it please ?
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Increased intrathoracic pressure ➡️ decreased venous return (there is less gradient of pressure between SVC and RA; i.e. RA pressure is high so SVC cannot fill RA thus low VR). Thanks!
In your question about the pt who is obese w/ dyspnea. The increase in residual volume is correct too right because the pt will have air trapping? Why is decreased FRC the better answer?
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In the last question why isn't left to right shunt the right option.?
Type 2 pneumocyte increase in ILD or decrease?I think uw says increase type 2 and decrease type 1.
please correct me if i am wrong.
thanks for your nice lecture.
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Peak expiratory flow rate is increased due to radial traction in Restrictive pathology but in myasthenia gravies peak expiratory flow rate is decreased?Can you please explain?
Is this enough if study this and skip fa?
Hi Rahul, First of all, great course. Would it be possible in the future to move your camera window so it doesn't cover the vignette text? Thanks.
Great feedback! Yes, will definitely try.
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Starts at 12:34 thank me later