Lesson 1: Approach to Cough, Dyspnea, Hypoxemia and Pulmonary Testing
Syndrome-based respiratory history, severity assessment, oxygenation, imaging and lung-function interpretation.
Complete 14-lesson respiratory and infectious-disease course covering pulmonary physiology, asthma, COPD, acute respiratory failure, pneumonia, tuberculosis, viruses, PE, pleural disease, ILD, sleep medicine, lung cancer, sepsis, sexual and travel infections, and pediatric assessment.
Syndrome-based respiratory history, severity assessment, oxygenation, imaging and lung-function interpretation.
Objective variable obstruction, modern anti-inflammatory inhaler strategies, trigger management and personalized action plans.
Acute exacerbation severity, respiratory fatigue, urgent therapy principles and safe post-discharge planning.
Confirmatory spirometry, symptom burden, exacerbation risk and maintenance pharmacotherapy.
Recognize exacerbation mimics, controlled oxygen, hypercapnia and indications for higher-level respiratory support.
Approach CAP, atypical infection, antibiotic selection principles and common upper-airway syndromes.
Active versus latent TB, diagnostic specimen strategy, airborne precautions and public health responsibilities.
Seasonal viral diagnosis, host risk, testing, treatment and infection-control decisions.
Time-critical pleuritic presentations, diagnostic probability, imaging and procedural escalation.
Restrictive and airway-damage syndromes, exposures, investigations and specialist referral.
Sleep-disordered breathing, right-heart vascular disorders, malignancy red flags and prevention.
Recognize time-sensitive systemic infection while avoiding unnecessary antimicrobial exposure.
Broader infectious-disease screening, sexual-health counselling, reportability and travel risk.
Pediatric red flags, pregnancy, immune suppression and safety-centred applied case management.