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.

[@saadahyounis]

0:34 Spirometry
18:00 stridor
35:30 cough
41:27 hemoptysis
43:31 croup
47:53 bacterial tracheaitis
50:00 common cold
53:00 bronchiolitis
58:00 asthma
1:21:00 pneumonia
1:28:00 pleural effusion
1:29:55 pneumothorax
1:32:00 aspiration syndrome
1:33:57 foreign body aspiration
1:38:00 pulmonary abscess

[@artaeskandari8233]

عالی سپاس بیکران

[@ABDUL-pc6ds]

Thank u for the great effort

[@imranshaik5880]

It more to ask... But can u please prepare like this for other videos in this channel too if possible

[@mohsinfareed1797]

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

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

You are very welcome. Thank you very much.

[@Xyz-sp6qt]

You are really a blessing for students, and pgs

[@sumathybalaji5252]

Very nice explanation Dr. Thank you very much

[@nigussieayele8401]

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

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

+Nigussie Ayele . Thank you very much for your kind note.

[@bodyyassen1337]

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

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

+dr. ahmed Thanks.

[@fatimaakterannie3908]

Sir please make more videos. By making more videos, you can reach more audience for yout book. I never knew about your book but by seeing the video, I am looking forward to buying the book.

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

I will try my best

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thank you!

[@xDomglmao]

Thank you! Awesome as always!

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thank you!

[@laraalihelwa2189]

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

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

You're very welcome! Thank you.

[@tahabensaad]

Great Lecture and review. Greatly appreciated.

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thanks

[@drmahmoudbesheer5477]

thank you so much , really great work .

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

+Drb Besheer You are very welcome! thank you for the nice comment

[@darbazsoran493]

Great 👏👏👏👏👏

[@nusaibamohamed4551]

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

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thank you very much!

[@ibrahimgaballah8781]

Thanks a lot Dr. Osama.
You are perfect in all branches of pediatrics!!!
We really enjoy your videos.
You are sometimes slow enough and sometimes fast, however we can follow you in all cases. Thanks again

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

That is really nice of you to say, actually I am not perfect, and nobody does, but I do my best to keep learning more about pediatrics. Thanks. 😊

[@ibrahimgaballah8781]

You are very welcome

[@abolelaahmed4377]

thanks very much

[@Xyz-sp6qt]

Highly recommended book and lectures

[@Xyz-sp6qt]

Great job sir

[@fayroozabdullah9043]

ممتاااااز جداا العرض المعلومات جزاكم الله خيراا ونفع الله بكم

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thanks

[@monnanasr2343]

الف شكر فيديوهات رائعة جزاك الله خيرا

[@bugbumble3]

Thanks for the lovely presentation

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thank you!!

[@user-rq7is7tr9i]

Thank u dear prof.. Please at 1.15 min patient with DM are at risk for hypoglycemia?... This is action of b blocker not b 2 agonist.. Correct or not???

[@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

[@ahmednasa9789]

In another word . It should be tracked counterclockwise

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thanks for the tip!

[@hatemeshmela548]

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

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

+Hatem eshmela You are very welcome!

[@gabrielalfa]

Thanks a lot, it is very helpful for refreshing

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thank you!

[@ibrahimabdirahman9586]

Thank you so much, Dr.

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Most welcome!

[@drabuhanafi6039]

thanks for your great efforts
may Allah bless you
could you upload a lecture for the immunology

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

+‫محمود يوسف‬‎ You are very welcome!

[@mohammedeid5544]

Gazak Allah khair

[@walidellithy7533]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

walid Ellithy You are very welcome!

[@mohammedismael811]

Thanks very much. Great work and great effort. i am not sure about incidence of extralobar and intralobar pul. sequestration. which is more common?

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thank you!

[@hanaaahmed7327]

الف شكر فيديوهات رائعة جزاك الله خيرا ياريت ربنا يعينك وتنزل كل البرنشات د هناء الظواهري

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

+Hanaa Ahmed ..You are very welcome! thank you for the nice note. The next video is coming very soon, it will be the Pediatric Endocrinology Review.

[@walidellithy7533]

+PEDIATRIC BOARD A LAST MINUTE REVIEW , endocrine will be very usefull , i have after 7 days , can you up load it quickly , hhhhhh , thank u very much :)

[@user-xk5jx8tp1u]

من وين حد يقدر يحمل الكتاب ..اذا ف رابط ممكن ترسلو لي بليز

[@MrsVincenzina]

THANKS .GREAT JOB. GREETINGS FROM ITALY

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thank you!

[@rehambakrey9917]

thanks alot for valuable information

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thank you!

[@goodness563]

Looks like DiGeorge Syndrome is 22q11 deletion (Q not P) - please review - Thank you.

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Faith Anselm yes you’re absolutely correct. Its the long arm q of chromosome 22. Thank you.

[@rehabelhasy9336]

Thanks alot dr osama 🌼

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thank you!

[@anton4rajneesh]

Thanks a lot.. very useful...

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

You are welcome

[@leonidas2842]

شكرا #13

[@fatmakhafage4019]

دكتوربعد اذنك هوالenvohaler. افضل والا الdiscus؟

[@yasinali3189]

Thanks alot

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thanks

[@sandramilan3567]

How do you treat spasmodic croup?

[@mohammedeid5544]

Thanks a lot dear prof Osama where is neonatology chapters

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Thanks.

[@imranshaik5880]

Please add time lines-topics to other videos too

[@omarodeh2325]

Where I can download doc ppt guys?

[@drnabilakhan6435]

What does that point means " subtracting 10 for respiratory rate if child is febrile"???

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Fever itself may increase respiratory rate but usually not more than 10 breaths per minute.

[@Roqya22]

When is your new book ediotion releasing?? Why dotn you make more videos??

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Not making video because I am very busy with the new edition. Possibly will be available in mid-2019. In about 6 months.

[@olarabah7250]

What are the sources please?
And thank you

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Pediatric Board Study Guide, a Last Minute Review 2015.

[@doppod3861]

دكتور بالنسبة لل pulmonology
فيش new update ???
والا شرح 2015 مثل شرح 2020???
بالله تجاوب يا حكيم

[@pediatricboardalastminuter1892]

Working on it. Still very far.

[@doppod3861]

@@pediatricboardalastminuter1892
​ @PEDIATRIC BOARD A LAST MINUTE REVIEW ربنا يسعدك ي دكتور
انا طبيب امتياز من الاردن الشقيق درست مبدائيا شروحاتك 2015 للجهاز التنفسي هل كافي؟؟
مصر يا حبيبتي يا ولادة الرجالة واهل العلم
ام الدنيا