Respiratory Pathology

Learn pathophysiology, cellular mechanisms, and the clinical foundations for asthma. These points will help you tremendously when diagnosing and managing asthma. Make your Asthma patient better with this critical pathophysiology discussion of asthma and its management approach.
Understand the deep vein thromboses. Veins affected by it. Pulmonary embolism by the DVTs. Homan Sign. Trousseau Sign. And, the management approach for the DVTs.
Learn the potentially fatal saddle embolus originating from the DVTs. Learn why saddle embolism is fatal, and the small embolism is not. Listen to the pathophysiology of these emboli.
Take a look at the contemporary understanding of cystic fibrosis, its pathogenesis, disease progress, the impact of the environmental agents, and the management approach.
Join us and learn restrictive and obstructive lung diseases and their pathogenesis.
Learn about the diseases that are collectively called pneumoconiosis. Learn the non-neoplastic characteristics of these diseases. Learn the coal miner's disease, silicosis, asbestosis, and berylliosis.
Learn about the disease process of sarcoidosis.
Understand the classification of pneumonia based on the location of acquisition vs. clinical state.
Learn the difference in the causative pathogens, pathogenesis, and the acquisition location for the typical and atypical pneumonia.
Learn the pathophysiology of the diseases that make up chronic obstructive lung diseases (COPD)
Learn the disease process and the difference between chronic bronchitis (CB) vs. bronchiolitis.
Learn the disease process and the difference between chronic bronchitis (CB) vs. emphysema.
Study pulmonary embolism, pathology, and the prognosis of pulmonary embolism.
Refresh the etiology, pathogenesis, signs, symptoms, and the management approach for tuberculosis. Professionals in the US encounter this disease less often; hence, it is imperative to refresh this disease process. 
Understand how to identify primary from secondary tuberculosis. Learn the differences in signs, symptoms, x-rays, and the management approach of both the types of tuberculosis.