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Terms of Use: You, and your designated and approved co-instructor(s), are welcome to use some or all of the slides provided in this Instructor Guide, but only for the current term. These slides and lessons are all copyrighted and are the property of Exploring Medicine (a product of JTACS, LLC). Distribution of Instructor Guide material, or any Exploring Medicine content, to students, faculty, or other individuals is strictly prohibited. You are free to use these slides and other material from these lessons for this term only, as long as your students are purchasing the accompanying online modules. If you would like to use these supplemental materials in future terms you will need to enter into another user agreement and/or enroll another class of students. We look forward to working with you now and in the future. We are committed to continually improving the content of this material and enhancing the user experience for the student and instructor. We are here to help you in the current term and look forward to working with you in the future.
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Exploring Based Medicine Instructor Guide
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Evidence Based Medicine Instructor Guide
Welcome to Exploring Medicine and thank you for using our product. We are confident that your students will very much enjoy this experiential education of applying basic science to clinical medicine. Our goal is also to minimize the burden on the professor to provide this experience to the students. You can either decide to present this information yourself, or this is a perfect opportunity to invite providers from the community to come in to classroom as guest speakers. In whatever manner you decide to deliver this material, we are here to help.
The Exploring Medicine Cardiovascular Instructor Guide is actually more of a menu than a guide. Please take some time to review the various EBM supplemental lessons and select those that you would like to incorporate into your class time. By completing the online portion of this module, students will be prepared to tackle all of these lessons. Each slide show has an accompanying document with descriptions for each of the individual slides. There are several opportunities provided through which you can weave clinical medicine, and other real life applications, into your current basic science curriculum. If you have questions regarding this material, you are free to contact us at info@exploringmedicine.net. We would be happy to help you. We can even find additional supportive educational material if you have such suggestions.
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Terms of Use
Terms of Use: You, and your designated and approved co-instructor(s), are welcome to use some or all of the slides provided in this Instructor Guide, but only for the current term. These slides and lessons are all copyrighted and are the property of Exploring Medicine (a product of JTACS, LLC). Distribution of Instructor Guide material, or any Exploring Medicine content, to students, faculty, or other individuals is strictly prohibited. You are free to use these slides and other material from these lessons for this term only, as long as your students are purchasing the accompanying online modules. If you would like to use these supplemental materials in future terms you will need to enter into another user agreement and/or enroll another class of students. We look forward to working with you now and in the future. We are committed to continually improving the content of this material and enhancing the user experience for the student and instructor. We are here to help you in the current term and look forward to working with you in the future.
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Integumentary Instructor Guide
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Integumentary Instructor Guide
Welcome to Exploring Medicine and thank you for using our product. We are confident that your students will very much enjoy this experiential education of applying basic science to clinical medicine. Our goal is also to minimize the burden on the professor to provide this experience to the students. You can either decide to present this information yourself, or this is a perfect opportunity to invite providers from the community to come into classroom as guest speakers. In whatever manner you decide to deliver this material, we are here to help.
The Exploring Medicine Integumentary Instructor Guide is actually more of a menu than a guide. Please take some time to review the various respiratory supplemental lessons and select those that you would like to incorporate into your class time. By completing the online portion of this module, students will be prepared to tackle all of these lessons. Each slideshow has an accompanying document with descriptions for each of the individual slides. There are several opportunities provided through which you can weave clinical medicine, and other real life applications, into your current basic science curriculum. If you have questions regarding this material, you are free to contact us at info@exploringmedicine.net. We would be happy to help you. We can even find additional supportive educational material if you have such suggestions.
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Respiratory-Guide 4: Small Group Scenarios
Respiratory System Small Group Intro:
Start discussion with: There are 4 categories of disorders that result in the respiratory system not being able to do its job … which is what? Answer: To carry out exchange of gasses with the atmosphere. Namely, get oxygen to the intravascular space and carbon dioxide out of this space.
- Obstructive processes that affect the airway (at any level). We discussed one of these obstructive processes already, asthma. This is an obstruction at the level of the bronchioles and is an “obstructive lung disease.” In this category, we will lump in obstruction at any level, not just obstructive lung disease, but obstruction of the upper airway, e.g. choking on a hot dog (or any food), infections of the upper airway (e.g. epiglottitis), aspiration of food or particles down in the airway, etc.
- We also discussed a category of decreased air exchange in contrast to an obstructive processes, and that is restrictive lung disease: Examples are pleural effusion, weak chest muscles from a neurologic disorder (e.g. Guillain-Barre syndrome, muscular dystrophy), fibrotic lung disease (stiff lungs from scarring), etc.
- Impaired gas exchange at the level of the alveoli: e.g. our CHF patient from the last chapter. This could also be the result of a pulmonary embolus, because blood cannot flow to some of the alveoli. Pneumonia, since it fills the alveoli and lower airways with pus, is another cause of impaired gas exchange.
- Decreased drive to breathe, i.e. a “central” problem or CNS disorder
- induced by certain drugs (opiates, alcohol, benzodiazepines)
- Head injury or C-spine injury, or tumors or diseases of this area
- Brain tumors
- Hydrocephalus
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
- Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Terms of Use
Terms of Use: You, and your designated and approved co-instructor(s), are welcome to use some or all of the slides provided in this Instructor Guide, but only for the current term. These slides and lessons are all copyrighted and are the property of Exploring Medicine (a product of JTACS, LLC). Distribution of Instructor Guide material, or any Exploring Medicine content, to students, faculty, or other individuals is strictly prohibited. You are free to use these slides and other material from these lessons for this term only, as long as your students are purchasing the accompanying online modules. If you would like to use these supplemental materials in future terms you will need to enter into another user agreement and/or enroll another class of students. We look forward to working with you now and in the future. We are committed to continually improving the content of this material and enhancing the user experience for the student and instructor. We are here to help you in the current term and look forward to working with you in the future.
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Respiratory System Instructor Guide
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Respiratory System Instructor Guide
Welcome to Exploring Medicine and thank you for using our product. We are confident that your students will very much enjoy this experiential education of applying basic science to clinical medicine. Our goal is also to minimize the burden on the professor to provide this experience to the students. You can either decide to present this information yourself, or this is a perfect opportunity to invite providers from the community to come in to classroom as guest speakers. In whatever manner you decide to deliver this material, we are here to help.
The Exploring Medicine Respiratory Instructor Guide is actually more of a menu than a guide. Please take some time to review the various respiratory supplemental lessons and select those that you would like to incorporate into your class time. By completing the online portion of this module, students will be prepared to tackle all of these lessons. Each slide show has an accompanying document with descriptions for each of the individual slides. There are several opportunities provided through which you can weave clinical medicine, and other real life applications, into your current basic science curriculum. If you have questions regarding this material, you are free to contact us at info@exploringmedicine.net. We would be happy to help you. We can even find additional supportive educational material if you have such suggestions.
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Terms of Use
Terms of Use: You, and your designated and approved co-instructor(s), are welcome to use some or all of the lessons provided in this Instructor Guide, but only for the current term. The content of these lessons are all copyrighted and are the property of Exploring Medicine (a product of JTACS, LLC). Distribution of Instructor Guide material, or any Exploring Medicine content, to students, faculty, or other individuals is strictly prohibited. You are free to use these lessons for this term only, as long as your students are purchasing the accompanying online modules. If you would like to use these supplemental materials in future terms you will need to enter into another user agreement and/or enroll another class of students. We look forward to working with you now and in the future. We are committed to continually improving the content of this material and enhancing the user experience for the student and instructor. We are here to help you in the current term and look forward to working with you in the future.
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Social Determinants of Health Instructor Guide
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SDH Instructor Guide
Welcome to Exploring Medicine and thank you for using our product. We are confident that your students will very much enjoy this experiential education of applying social science to clinical medicine. Our goal is also to minimize the burden on the professor to provide this experience to the students. You can either decide to present this information yourself, or this is a perfect opportunity to invite providers, or other experts, from your community to come into the classroom as guest speakers. In whatever manner you decide to deliver this material, we are here to help.
For students seeking a career in health care, it is important to understand the social determinants of health. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines the social determinants of health as the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age. These circumstances are shaped by the distribution of money, power, and resources at global, national, and local levels. Clearly everyone wants to be healthy, but there are a variety of social factors to consider in the care of both individuals and particular populations of patients.
The Exploring Medicine Social Determinants of Health (SDH) Instructor Guide is intended as a companion to the online module of Social Determinants of Health in the Exploring Medicine series. This Instructor’s Guide will assist you, the classroom instructor, to integrate the online modules into your overall curriculum. It is actually more of a menu than a guide. Please take some time to review the various SDH supplemental lessons and select those that you would like to incorporate into your class time. By completing the online portion of this module, students will be prepared to tackle all of these lessons. There are several opportunities provided through which you can weave clinical medicine, and other real life applications, into your current curriculum. If you have questions regarding this material, you are free to contact us at info@exploringmedicine.net. We would be happy to help you. We can even find additional supportive educational material if you have such suggestions.
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Terms of Use
Terms of Use: You, and your designated and approved co-instructor(s), are welcome to use some or all of the slides provided in this Instructor Guide, but only for the current term. These slides and lessons are all copyrighted and are the property of Exploring Medicine (a product of JTACS, LLC). Distribution of Instructor Guide material, or any Exploring Medicine content, to students, faculty, or other individuals is strictly prohibited. You are free to use these slides and other material from these lessons for this term only, as long as your students are purchasing the accompanying online modules. If you would like to use these supplemental materials in future terms you will need to enter into another user agreement and/or enroll another class of students. We look forward to working with you now and in the future. We are committed to continually improving the content of this material and enhancing the user experience for the student and instructor. We are here to help you in the current term and look forward to working with you in the future.
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Renal Instructor Guide
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Renal Instructor Guide
Welcome to Exploring Medicine and thank you for using our product. We are confident that your students will very much enjoy this experiential education of applying basic science to clinical medicine. Our goal is also to minimize the burden on the professor to provide this experience to the students. You can either decide to present this information yourself, or this is a perfect opportunity to invite providers from the community to come in to class as guest speakers. In whatever manner you decide to deliver this material, we are here to help you.
The Exploring Medicine Renal – Acid/Base Instructor Guide is actually more of a menu than a guide. Please take some time to review the various supplemental lessons and select those that you would like to incorporate into your class time. By completing the online portion of this module, students will be prepared to tackle all of these lessons. Each slide show has an accompanying document with descriptions for each of the individual slides. There are several opportunities provided through which you can weave clinical medicine and other real life applications into your current basic science curriculum. If you have questions regarding this material, you are free to contact us a info@exploringmedicine.net. We would be happy to help you. We can even find additional supportive educational material if you have such suggestions.
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Terms of Use
Terms of Use: You, and your designated and approved co-instructor(s), are welcome to use some or all of the slides provided in this Instructor Guide, but only for the current term. These slides and lessons are all copyrighted and are the property of Exploring Medicine (a product of JTACS, LLC). Distribution of Instructor Guide material, or any Exploring Medicine content, to students, faculty, or other individuals is strictly prohibited. You are free to use these slides and other material from these lessons for this term only, as long as your students are purchasing the accompanying online modules. If you would like to use these supplemental materials in future terms you will need to enter into another user agreement and/or enroll another class of students. We look forward to working with you now and in the future. We are committed to continually improving the content of this material and enhancing the user experience for the student and instructor. We are here to help you in the current term and look forward to working with you in the future.
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Cardiovascular Instructor Guide
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Cardiovascular Instructor Guide
Welcome to Exploring Medicine and thank you for using our product. We are confident that your students will very much enjoy this experiential education of applying basic science to clinical medicine. Our goal is also to minimize the burden on the professor to provide this experience to the students. You can either decide to present this information yourself, or this is a perfect opportunity to invite providers from the community to come in to classroom as guest speakers. In whatever manner you decide to deliver this material, we are here to help.
The Exploring Medicine Cardiovascular Instructor Guide is actually more of a menu than a guide. Please take some time to review the various CV supplemental lessons and select those that you would like to incorporate into your class time. By completing the online portion of this module, students will be prepared to tackle all of these lessons. Each slide show has an accompanying document with descriptions for each of the individual slides. There are several opportunities provided through which you can weave clinical medicine, and other real life applications, into your current basic science curriculum. If you have questions regarding this material, you are free to contact us at info@exploringmedicine.net. We would be happy to help you. We can even find additional supportive educational material if you have such suggestions.
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Terms of Use
Terms of Use: You, and your designated and approved co-instructor(s), are welcome to use some or all of the slides provided in this Instructor Guide, but only for the current term. These slides and lessons are all copyrighted and are the property of Exploring Medicine (a product of JTACS, LLC). Distribution of Instructor Guide material, or any Exploring Medicine content, to students, faculty, or other individuals is strictly prohibited. You are free to use these slides and other material from these lessons for this term only, as long as your students are purchasing the accompanying online modules. If you would like to use these supplemental materials in future terms you will need to enter into another user agreement and/or enroll another class of students. We look forward to working with you now and in the future. We are committed to continually improving the content of this material and enhancing the user experience for the student and instructor. We are here to help you in the current term and look forward to working with you in the future.
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DKA Instructor Guide
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DKA Instructor Guide
Welcome to Exploring Medicine and thank you for using our product. We are confident that your students will very much enjoy this experiential education of applying basic science to clinical medicine. Our goal is also to minimize the burden on the professor to provide this experience to the students. You can either decide to present this information yourself, or this is a perfect opportunity to invite providers from the community to come in to class as guest speakers. In whatever manner you decide to deliver this material, we are here to help you.
The Exploring Medicine Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) Instructor Guide is actually more of a menu than a guide. Please take some time to review the various supplemental lessons and select those that you would like to incorporate into your class time. By completing the online portion of this module, students will be prepared to tackle all of these lessons. Each slide show has an accompanying document with descriptions for each of the individual slides. There are several opportunities provided through which you can weave clinical medicine and other real life applications into your current basic science curriculum. If you have questions regarding this material, you are free to contact us a info@exploringmedicine.net. We would be happy to help you. We can even find additional supportive educational material if you have such suggestions.
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