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Image 1 - Pattern

• The image shows a repeating pattern of letters and numbers.
• The letters are G, T, 5, E, N, O, and S.

Image 2 - Case Study 10

• The case study is about breathlessness.
• A doctor is examining a patient.
• The patient (an older man) is experiencing breathlessness.

Image 3 - Case Study 15

• The diagram outlines tasks related to a case of breathlessness.
• Tasks include co-morbidities, chest X-rays, ABG analysis, COPD management, and ankle edema pathophysiology.

Image 4 - Examination Results

• This table displays data related to an examination, likely in a training setting.
• IRAT (Individual Round Assessment Test) and tRAT (Team Round Assessment Test) are components of the exam.
• Different tasks have different weighting in the overall exam score.

Image 5 - COPD Study Notes

• Detailed notes on COPD, including inflammation, symptoms, treatments, and complications.
• Discusses chronic bronchitis, emphysema, risk factors (smoking and genetics), and acute exacerbations (AECOPD).
• Key concepts of pulmonary function tests, imaging, and complications like respiratory failure and right-sided heart failure are highlighted.
• GOLD classifications are referenced.
• The image includes diagrams of the lungs and chest X-rays.

Image 6 - Task 1 - Case Study 15

• Describes the initial consideration of different causes of shortness of breath, focusing on respiratory and non-respiratory factors.
• Points out the importance of co-morbidities in symptom presentation.
• The patient, Mr Craven, was previously diagnosed with COPD.

Image 7 - Task 1 Overview -Case Study 15

• Discusses co-morbidities and statistics relating to COPD.
• Introduces an online interactive tool (menti.com) for further learning.

Image 8 - CSI Statistics - Case Study 15

• Presents a graphic representation of comorbidities associated with COPD and their relative prevalence, linked to the risk of death (hazard ratio).
• The diagram visualizes the strength and prevalence of comorbidities with mortality risk.
• It focuses on statistical analysis and highlights comorbidities statistically significantly linked to a higher risk of death in COPD patients.

Image 9 - Jealousy Study - Dog Behavior

• Investigates the behavior of different dog breeds (likely including those labeled in the chart) when they are jealous.
• Scientists observed specific behaviors exhibited by dogs after introducing another dog to their owner.
• Presents results in a bar graph showing behaviors, probabilities, and significance (p-values).

Image 10 - CSI Statistics Answer - Dog Jealousy

• Outlines a specific behavior (pushing/touching of object) as most strongly associated with jealousy in the dog breed, "Stuffed Dog," according to the data in the bar graph.
• Explaining statistical significance (p<0.05) in relation to the odds ratio to understand what is being measured by the data.

Image 11 - Task 2 - Case Study 15

• Provides information about the use of CXR (chest X-rays) for evaluating potential contributors that cause symptoms and diagnosis.
• Explains the importance of CXRs when diagnosing shortness of breath.
• Recommends investigation of Mr. Craven's CXR.

Image 12 - CXR Comparison - Case Study 15

• Presents a comparative analysis of two chest X-rays, labeled as "before" and "now," likely to show the change in conditions in Mr Craven's lungs.
• The date of the CXRs are displayed, showing a before and after analysis.

Image 13 - CXR Interpretation - Case Study 15

• Offers information about how to approach analyzing chest X-rays.
• Describes the process of comparing different lung zones in an analysis.
• Outlines the possible diagnosis given the CXR information, including pneumonia, infection, tumor, or blood issues.

Image 14 - CXR Analysis

• Provides a comprehensive guide to interpreting chest X-rays, detailing normal and abnormal findings.
• Includes discussions on interpreting features like the trachea, hilum, lungs, diaphragm, heart, and spine.
• Provides explanations of common issues like pleural effusion, pneumothorax, and consolidation.

Image 15 - CXR Findings - Case Study 15

• Summarizes findings from chest X-rays, focusing on the presence of significant lung consolidation in multiple areas and related possible causes of COPD exacerbation.

Image 16 - COPD CXR Cheat Sheet - Case Study 15

• Summarizes key findings for interpreting a COPD chest X-ray.
• Includes the presence of hyperinflation, bullae, flattened diaphragm, and decreased lung markings.

Image 17 - Mentimeter Quiz: Chest X-Ray Spot Diagnosis

• Presents a chest X-ray image and prompts for interactive feedback.
• A tool for assessing knowledge, likely including some interactive options or data entry.

Image 18 - Lung Cancer CXR

• Demonstrates a typical chest X-ray finding consistent with lung cancer and prompts questions of identification and considerations for misdiagnosis (potentially in children for similar imaging).

Image 19 - Online Quiz: Chest X-Ray

• Presents a chest X-ray image.
• Discusses the concept of a "meniscus" sign (an important clinical indicator).
• Provides a list of potential causes of the identified issue.

Image 20 - Pleural Effusion CXR Interpretation

• Describes how to identify pleural effusion in a chest x-ray.
• Offers instructions about how to identify the presence of "Meniscus" Sign.
• Provides a list of associated issues that could cause this indicator.

Image 21 - Pneumonia X-Ray

• Discusses the typical appearance of lobar and atypical pneumonia in chest x-rays and possible symptoms.

Image 22 - CXR Examples - Case Study 15

• Displays example chest X-rays, categorized by possible diagnoses: COPD, infective exacerbation, lung tumour, pleural effusion.
• Offers a visual comparison and potential diagnosis of issues.

Image 23 - Summary - Case Study 15

• Provides a summary of the different topics covered: CPR interpretation, COPD interpretation and diagnosis, other conditions on CXR (tumours or pleural effusions).

Image 24 - Task 3: ABG Overview - Case Study 15

• Introduce arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis as a clinical test used to diagnose respiratory issues, which a doctor ordered in conjunction with other tests.

Image 25 - ABG Values - Case Study 15

• Presents a table of normal values for arterial blood gas (ABG) components, including pH, PCO2, HCO3 , and others.

Image 26 - ABG Interpretation - Case Study 15

• Provides guidance for interpreting arterial blood gas (ABG) values to detect if the acidosis is of respiratory or metabolic origin.
• Offers practical steps in analysing the pH, PCO2, and HCO3 values in an ABG assessment.

Image 27 - Task 4: Compensation Definition - Case Study 15

• Defines compensation in the context of acid-base imbalances (respiratory or metabolic).
• Explains the body's response to pH changes (acidosis or alkalosis).

Image 28 - Compensation Mechanisms

• Discusses compensation in acid-base disorders.
• Differentiates between metabolic and respiratory compensation mechanisms.
• Explains the role of HCO3 in acid-base balance.

Image 29 - Anion Gap

• Explains the concept of anion gap, a key diagnostic tool in metabolic acidosis.
• Links different causes to expected anion gap (e.g., diarrhea or renal tubular acidosis)

Image 30 - Practice Question 1: ABG Analysis - Case Study 15

• Presents ABG values for a practice question.
• Prompts for identifying the acid-base and oxygen status of the patient based on the data provided.

Image 31 - Practice Question 1 Answer - Case Study 15

• Provides the answer to a practice question about ABG interpretation.
• Explains the cause of acidosis/alkalosis from the patient's ABG results.

Image 32 - Practice Question 2: ABG Analysis - Case Study 15.

• Presents a second practice question on an ABG analysis.
• Asks for assessment of the acid-base state and compensating mechanisms, based on the data provided.

Image 33 - Practice Question 2 Answer- Case Study 15

• Offers the answer to the second practice question regarding ABG interpretation.
• Identifies the type of acidosis and whether there is compensation to the pH.

Image 34 - Practice Questions and Resource - Case Study 15.

• Provides additional practice questions for ABG analysis.
• Links to an online resource or quiz for additional practice opportunities.

Image 35 - General Flowchart for ABG Analysis - Case Study 15

• Outlines different steps in analytical frameworks.
• Visualizes different acid-base disorders, possible compensation, and respiratory issues.

Image 36 - Acid-Base Disorders - Case Study 15

• Presents a detailed table on the pathophysiology of acid/base disorders.
• Outlines possible mechanisms, compensation measures, and causes of respiratory and metabolic acidosis/alkalosis.

Image 37 - Acid-Base Physiology Overview - Case Study 15

• Offers an overview of acid-base physiology, highlighting compensatory mechanisms and diagnostic approaches.
• Includes concepts of different acid/base disorders and their associated characteristic findings.

Image 38 - Respiratory Failure Types - Case Study 15

• Describes the types of respiratory failure (hypoxemic and hypercapnic), including their causes and treatments.

Image 39 - Hypoxia & Hypercapnia - Causes and Findings.

• Discusses the causes and clinical features of respiratory failures. (e.g. hypoxemia and hypercapnia).
• Includes specific causes and indicators. (e.g. impaired alveolar diffusion, lung collapse)

Image 40 - Task 5 COPD Introduction - Case Study 15

• Introduces the main topic for task 5, the management of infective exacerbation of COPD.

Image 41 - Non-Pharmacological and Pharmacological Interventions.

• Provides non-pharmacological and pharmacological treatments for COPD.
• Includes instructions on how to use medications like short-acting and long-acting inhalers, including inhaled corticosteroids.

Image 42 - Treatment of Acute Exacerbation of COPD (AECOPD) - Case Study 15

• Explains the initial treatment for AECOPD, including oxygen, antibiotics, and bronchodilators.
• Discusses the use of noninvasive ventilation such as CPAP or BiPAP.

Image 43 - Positive Pressure Ventilation (NIPPV)

• Explains the different types of positive-pressure ventilation, such as CPAP and BiPAP.

Image 44 - Mechanical Ventilation Overview

• Provides a framework and flowchart on the different types of ventilatory techniques and uses in conditions such as respiratory distress and impairment.

Image 45 - Case Study 15: Task 5 Question.

• Presents a case of a patient with COPD who is experiencing shortness of breath. (yellow/green sputum).

Image 46 - Case Study 15: Task 5 Answer

• Outlines the suggested initial management for the presented case of COPD and related symptoms.

Image 47 - COPD Treatment with Co-morbidities.

• Discusses managing COPD patients with co-morbid conditions (e.g., depression, kidney disease, and hypertension), including the appropriate modifications to treatment plans, or precautions to take to ensure effective treatment.

Image 48 - Task 6 introduction- Case Study 15

• Introduces the topic for task 6, focusing on the cause of ankle swelling in a patient with COPD.

Image 49 - Cor Pulmonale (Right sided heart failure).

• Explains the concept of Cor Pulmonale (right-sided heart failure) as a consequence of lung diseases, including a traffic jam analogy to aid in understanding the pathophysiology.

Image 50 - Ventilation & Perfusion in COPD

• Explains how ventilation and perfusion are affected in COPD.
• Discusses the concept of alveolar hypoxia and hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction.

Image 51 - Heart & Vein Systems in Relation to Oedema

• Illustrates the interconnectedness of the pulmonary and systemic circulatory systems.
• Highlights the causes (e.g., increased pulmonary vascular resistance, right ventricular afterload) and the resulting peripheral edema.

Image 52 - Edema-Causal Conditions & Treatment

• Presents a table outlining different conditions that might cause edema (e.g., heart failure, venous insufficiency).
• Provides possible indications/diagnoses, and potential treatment-types and approaches.

Image 53 - Task 6 Question - Case Study 15

• Poses a question related to the phenomenon that directly causes reduced blood flow in the left atrium during right-sided heart failure.

Image 54 - Task 6 Answer - Case Study 15

• Provides the correct answer to the question in Task 6.
• Explains why other choices are less relevant or do not directly cause the phenomenon described in the question.

Image 55 - Case Study 15 Task Overview.

• Provides a concise overview/summary of the case study.
• Outlines the key tasks and their order.

Image 56 - Practice Questions - Case Study 15.

• Introduces practice questions.
• Recommends using the given resource to assess one's understanding.

Image 57 - Practice Question 1: Maximum HR and Systolic BP.

• Provides a practice question about the relationship between pre-meal and post-meal exercise performance (Maximum HR and Maximum Systolic BP).

Image 58 - Odds Ratio and P Value Explanation - Study Notes

• Explains the concepts of Odds Ratio and P-Value in the context of statistical analysis and interpreting data.

Image 59 - Correct Interpretation of the P value and Odds Ratio - Practice Question.

• Defines and explains the steps to interpret a p-value and odds ratio for statistical significance.
• Aims to clearly point out how to approach calculating significance and what is being measured from the data.

Image 60 - Incorrect Interpretation of the Odds Ratio and P value- Study Notes.

• Explains the specific steps in order to understand and interpret a P-value, and an odds ratio in order to make valid conclusions regarding statistical analysis.
• Highlights the importance of accurate interpretation and the potential to eliminate choices based on p-values.

Image 61 - Correct Application of Odds Ratio and P-value - Practice question.

• A more detailed interpretation of the odds ratio and p-values in order to interpret the data from a practice question.

Image 62 - Correct Application of Odds Ratio and P-value - Practice question Interpretation.

• Explains a practice question related to the effect of eating before a race on maximum systolic blood pressure.
• Interprets the provided data to justify selecting the appropriate answer.

Image 63 - Assumptions in Reasoning - Practice Question.

• Explains the reason why a statement concerning the impact of eating beforehand on abdominal pain related to a race is an assumption and cannot be accurately answered.

Image 64 - Asthma & COPD Readmission Study.

• Summarizes the relationship between asthma and COPD in terms of the risk of readmission for hospital treatment.

Image 65 - Odds Ratio Meaning for Asthma/COPD Readmission - Practice Question.

• Explains the interpretation of the odds ratio (and why it is important to calculate) concerning the probability of hospital readmission for the given conditions.

Image 66 - Interpretation of Odds Ratio & P value - Practice question.

• Further explains how to interpret and apply odds ratios and P-values in statistical analysis of the given data set.

Image 67 - Odds Ratio and P-Value Interpretation - Practice Question.

• Offers an in-depth description and practical application of odds ratios and P-values in interpreting medical data.

Image 68 - Odds Ratio and P-Value Application to COPD and Asthma - Practice Question.

• Further interprets P-values and odds ratios concerning the readmission rates relating to patients presented with COPD or asthma factors.

Image 69 - COPD Outcomes Improvement from Treatment.

• Presents a summary table containing data on whether or not a patient's condition improved based on the type of treatment they received.

Image 70 - Interpreting Outcomes Data from COPD Study.

• Summarizes the findings from a study on COPD outcomes with and without treatment, highlighting which outcomes showed significant improvement.