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Heart sounds murmurs and angiography interactive tutorials

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CardiologySite.com    -an online  learning experience for physicians, medical  students, residents and fellows for expanding their knowledge in specific areas of cardiology. A virtual experience of  classroom lectures and demonstrations with the use of the latest multimedia technology.There you will find instructional movies, 3-D animation,, panoramic views,online quiz, interactive video-clips, interactive heart sounds & murmurs and  interactive echo cardiograms. Don't forget to visit my other best posts in  Cardiology section. Contents  1)  Coronary Angiography This section is  designed for technologists, cardiology fellows and physicians having less experience with coronary angiography. It facilitate an understanding of the procedure and the various projections or views that are commonly obtained during a study. 2)  Auscultation Demonstration of  Heart Sounds and murmurs - Heart Sounds -   Split S1 -    Eje...

Interactive Respiratory Physiology

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Interactive Respiratory Physiology is comprised of four main sections. Tutorials, for students who are unclear on the concepts Labs, for students who understand concepts but wish to practice skills Quizzes, for students who wish to test their mastery of the subject Encyclopedia and Dictionary, for definitions and in-depth information The current modules focus on breathing mechanics, static conditions, and obstructive and restrictive disease states. Tutorials are linear presentations of concepts with questions interspersed. Illustrations and animations are used to reinforce the ideas. For example, the Quiet Breathing Tutorial builds up a triple animation, linking a breathing thorax, a gauge of pressure changes, and a graph of volume changes. Labs are interactive work areas that encourage students to compare and contrast scenarios, adjust model parameters, and see results. The Disease States Lab encourages students to compare spirogram tracings, compliance curves, and expiratory flow ra...