Pediatric Pulmonology and Spirometry Review

Learn how to read spirometry, how to manage asthma, how to approach a patient with cough, hemoptysis, and foreign body aspiration, and much more, you can follow with content of the Pediatric Board Study Guide, respiratory disorders.

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Thanks very much. Great work and great effort. Excellent presentation. Thanks for this and all your excellent other presentations.

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Thanks you are among the most important individuals for the word !God bl

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You are really a blessing for students, and pgs

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جزاك الله كل خير

[@drahmed-pz3jl]

amazing stuff if u had done it few years back, i had done my postgradution by now,JazaKAllah khair

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ممتاااااز جداا العرض المعلومات جزاكم الله خيراا ونفع الله بكم

[@tahabensaad]

Great Lecture and review. Greatly appreciated.

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Great work..very very beneficial and helpful for quick and smart revision...thank you very much

[@xDomglmao]

Thank you! Awesome as always!

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thank you so much , really great work .

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[@sumathybalaji5252]

Very nice explanation Dr. Thank you very much

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شكرا جزيلا لك كل التقدير والاحترام على هذا المجهود الرائع اللي يستفيد بيه الغير ان شاءالله يارب في ميزان حسناتك ورفعك الله قدرا وعلما .

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Thanks for the lovely presentation

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الف شكر فيديوهات رائعة جزاك الله خيرا

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Thank you so much, Dr.

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it`s dense but v. light , v.good job ...thanx

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thanks very much

[@ahmednasa9789]

Great lectures. Thank you sir . I watch most of them. Just wanted to point out about the flow volume loops . The direction should be the other way around ( ie. Inspiratory should begin at the intersection and tracks below the X axis towards your right. The expiratory then goes back from your right side towards the intersection) . Thanks