PULMONARY MEDICINE POWERPOINT 3 (TUBERCULOSIS)

1)Self-Study Modules

Module 1: Transmission and Pathogenesis of TB (text only version)
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·         Introduction (5 slides)

·         History of TB (10 slides)

·         TB Transmission (9 slides)

·         Drug-Resistant TB (6 slides)

·         TB Pathogenesis (16 slides)

·         Progression from LTBI to TB Disease (9 slides)

·         Sites of TB Disease (4 slides)

·         TB Classification System (4 slides)

·         Case Studies (5 slides)

Module 2: Epidemiology of TB (text only version)
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·         Introduction (3 slides)

·         Epidemiology of TB (16 slides)

·         TB Case Rate (6 slides)

·         People at High Risk for Becoming Infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis (28 slides)

·         People at High Risk for Developing TB Disease after Infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis(11 slides)

·         Case Studies (3 slides)

Module 3: Targeted Testing and the Diagnosis of Latent TB Infection and TB Disease (text only version)
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·         Introduction (3 slides)

·         Targeted Testing (8 slides)

·         Diagnosis of LTBI (60 slides)

·         Diagnosis of TB Disease (50 slides)

·         Reporting TB Cases (5 slides)

·         Case Studies (16 slides)

Module 4: Treatment of Latent TB Infection and TB Disease (text only version)
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·         Introduction (4 slides)

·         Treatment of LTBI (59 slides)

·         Treatment of TB Disease (73 slides)

·         Case Studies (17 slides)

Module 5: Infectiousness and Infection Control (text only version)
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·         Introduction (3 slides)

·         Infectiousness (9 slides)

·         TB Infection Control (18 slides)

·         Administrative Controls (5 slides)

·         Environmental Controls (10 slides)

·         Respiratory-Protection Controls (15 slides)

·         TB Risk Assessment (5 slides)

·         Infection Control in Nontraditional Facility-Based Settings (7 slides)

·         TB Infection Control in the Home (9 slides)

·         Case Studies (12 slides)

2)Core Curriculum on Tuberculosis: What the Clinician Should Know

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Table of Contents

·         Chapter 1: Overview of TB Epidemiology in the United States (21 slides)

·         Chapter 2: Transmission and Pathogenesis of TB (20 slides)

·         Chapter 3: Testing for TB Infection and Disease (26 slides)

·         Chapter 4: Diagnosis of TB Disease (26 slides)

·         Chapter 5: Treatment for Latent Tuberculosis Infection (20 slides)

·         Chapter 6: Treatment of TB Disease (36 slides)

·         Chapter 7: TB Infection Control (23 slides)

·         Chapter 8: Community TB Control (22 slides)

3)Prevention and Control of Tuberculosis in Correctional and Detention Facilities

Table of Contents

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·         Introduction (3 slides)

·         Summary of Changes from 1996 Recommendations from CDC (6 slides)

·         Background (10 slides)

·         Screening (42 slides)

·         Case Reporting (3 slides)

·         Airborne Infection Isolation (4 slides)

·         Environmental Controls (5 slides)

·         Respiratory Protection (8 slides)

·         Diagnosis and Treatment of Latent Tuberculosis Infection (LTBI) and Tuberculosis (TB) Disease(35 slides)

·         Discharge Planning (12 slides)

·         Contact Investigation (22 slides)

·         TB Training and Education of Correctional Workers and Inmates (11 slides)

·         Program Evaluation (13 slides)

·         Collaboration and Responsibilities (4 slides)

·         References and Additional Resources (3 slides

4)Guidelines for Preventing the Transmission of M. tuberculosisin Health-Care Settings

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·         Introduction 
(7 slides)

·         Transmission and Pathogenesis 
(14 slides)

·         Fundamentals of Infection Control 
(7 slides)

·         Recommendations for Preventing M. tuberculosis Transmission in Health-Care Settings (30 slides)

·         Infection Control Program (5 slides)

·         TB Risk Assessment (17 slides)

·         TB Testing Frequency (3 slides)

·         Evaluation (4 slides)

·         Training and Education (1 slide)

·         Managing TB Patients: General Recommendations (51 slides)

·         Airborne Infection Isolation (AII) Policies and Practices (8 slides)

·         Diagnosis (2 slides)

·         AII Precautions for Specific Settings (16 slides)

·         Training and Education (1 slide)

·         Infection Control Surveillance (1 slide)

·         Evaluation (3 slides)

·         Collaborate with Health Departments (1 slide)

·         Environmental Controls (7 slides)

·         Respiratory Protection (12 slides)

·         Estimating Infectiousness of Patients (5 slides)

·         Diagnostic Procedures for Latent TB Infection and TB Disease (23 slides)

·         Treatment Procedures for LTBI and TB Disease(8 slides)

5)Investigation of Contacts of Persons with Infectious Tuberculosis

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·         Introduction(8 slides)

·         Decisions to Initiate a Contact Investigation (10 slides)

·         Investigating the Index Patient and Sites of Transmission (18 slides)

·         Assigning Priorities to Contacts (7 slides)

·         Diagnostic and Public Health Evaluation of Contacts (12 slides)

·         Medical Treatment for Contacts with LTBI (6 slides)

·         When to Expand a Contact Investigation (3 slides)

·         Communicating Through the News Media (6 slides)

·         Data Management and Evaluation of Contact Investigations(3 slides)

·         Confidentiality and Consent in Contact Investigations(3 slides)

·         Staff Training for Contact Investigations (2 slides)

·         Contact Investigations in Special Circumstances(13 Slides)

·         Source-Case Investigations(6 slides)

·         Cultural Competency and Social Network Analysis(8 Slides)

6) Targeted Tuberculosis (TB) Testing and Treatment of Latent TB Infection

7) Treatment of Tuberculosis 

    source:  http://www.cdc.gov

 

PULMONARY MEDICINE POWERPOINT 2

Functional Anatomy of Respiratory System and Mechanics of Breathing

Ventilation- Perfusion Ratio and Clinical Importance

Ventilation- Physiology and Work of Breathing

Lung Volumes & Airway Resistance

Oxygen and Carbondioxide Cascade

Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Transport

Ventilation, Transport of Gases and Oxygen delivery

Control of Respiration

Surfactant

Pulmonary Host Defence

Lung in Extreme Environments

Functional Assessment in Pulmonary Medicine

Lung Diffusion- DLCO

Lung- Diffusion Capacity

Assessment of Lung as an Oxygenator

Pulmonary Function Tests

Uptake and Distribution of Inhalational Anaesthetic Agents

Types of Hypoxia and Management

Acid Base Equilibrium, Clinical Concepts and Acid

Interventional Bronchoscopy

Bronchoscopy

Bronchial Hygiene

Aerosol

Recruitment maneuvers

Pediatric and Adult ECMO

 Respiratory Failure

Acute Respiratory Failure

Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

COPD- Acute Exacerbation

Management of Stable COPD

Systemic manifestations in COPD

Anaesthesia for COPD

Asthma

Infectious Disorders of the Lung Parenchyma

Preoperative Evaluation for Lung Resection

One LungVentilation- Physiology & Lung Isolation Technique

Management of One Lung Anaesthesia

One Lung Ventilation

Conventional & Newer Modes of Ventilation

Newer Ventilatory Modes

Lung Mechanics during Mechanical Ventilation

Mechanical Ventilation

Weaning

Weaning

Ventilation Modes

SOURCE :anaesthesia.co.in