Respiratory Made Simple

Your Respiratory Bootcamp Is Here!

What you'll learn

The basics of the respiratory systems

Common Ailments

Common signs of respiratory distress

Common treatment course for respiratory disorders

How to apply this knowledge

Requirements

Basic Anatomy and Physiology, some science, and a thinking cap

Description

Are you tired of reading textbooks? Are you tired of people lecturing on things that you will never use? Are you tired of getting burned by the high education costs to learn the minimum and feel unprepared? Look no further because we have your back with our newest respiratory program. Respiratory Made Simple is exactly what it means. The concepts and lecture points are designed perfectly to slowly introduce you to the respiratory world and get you up to speed with the medical community. Who knows, you may find a newfound interest in health with this course.Learn the fundamentals and basics of respiratory in manageable, digestible segments. You will learn anatomy, physiology, drugs, and disorders and can even put that knowledge into practice. Even if you are not a health professional, learn the basics of breathing to help your family and friends in everyday life. This course uses the need-to-know information instead of hours of reading textbooks. You will be a respiratory master in no time with this course. This course comes from years of training, education, and leadership in the respiratory field and proven tactics for treating respiratory ailments. Dive in and impress some people today! We know you will not be disappointed.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Necessities

Lecture 3 Res 101 1.1 - Basics

Lecture 4 Res 101 1.2 Why we breathe

Lecture 5 Res 101 1.3 pH Scale

Lecture 6 Res 101 1.4 Vital Signs

Lecture 7 Res 101 1.5 Energy

Lecture 8 Res 101 1.6 Anatomy

Lecture 9 Section 1 Wrap-Up

Section 2: Section 2: pulmonary basics

Lecture 10 Res 101 2.1: Restrictive Versus Obstructive Respiratory Process

Lecture 11 Res 101 2.2 Terminology

Lecture 12 Res 101 2.4 Hypoxemia

Lecture 13 Res 101 2.3 Terminology part 2 (advanced, not required)

Lecture 14 Res 101 2.5 Oxygen Devices

Lecture 15 Res 101 2.6 Oxygen Dissociation Curve

Lecture 16 Res 101 2.7 Humidification and Suction

Lecture 17 End of Section 2

Section 3: Section 3: Obstructive diseases

Lecture 18 Res 101 3.1 Pneumonia

Lecture 19 Res 101 3.2 Emphysema

Lecture 20 Res 101 3.3 Chronic Bronchitis

Lecture 21 Res 101 3.4 Asthma

Lecture 22 Res 101 3.5 Cystic Fibrosis and Bronchiectasis

Lecture 23 End of Section 3

Section 4: Section 4: Restrictive diseases

Lecture 24 Res 101 4.1 Restrictive Lung Diseases

Lecture 25 Res 101 4.2 CPAP and BiPAP

Lecture 26 Res 101 4.3 Bronchodilators

Lecture 27 Res 101 4.4 Drugs and Classes

Lecture 28 Res 101 4.5 Breath Sounds

Lecture 29 Res 101 4.6 Respiratory Infections

Lecture 30 End of Section 4

Section 5: Case Studies

Lecture 31 Case Study #1

Lecture 32 Case Study #2

Lecture 33 Case Study #3

Lecture 34 Case Study #4

Lecture 35 Going Forward

Lecture 36 Final words

Nursing Students, Respiratory Students, EMT and Paramedics, Med Students, PharmD students, imaging students, and Professionals who want a refresher