iPaxへの期待（Dr.T. Takashina） 2021年9月10日 WRITERMr.Phonette この記事を書いている人 - WRITER - Mr.Phonette https://telemedica.sakura.ne.jp/blog/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Dr-Takasinas-comment.mp4 この記事を書いている人 - WRITER - Mr.Phonette 前の記事 -Prev- Kikuzo & iPaxのアメリカ特許 日経新聞記事掲載 次の記事 -Next-Kikuzo's feature 関連記事 - Related Posts - iPax case, aortic stenosis (QR code) On March 16, we will present a lung sound differentiation quiz. Listen to three different sounds and select the adventitious sound heard in drug-induced pneumonia. iPax is now available for use with PowerPoint. April 10: A case of “trachealization” At the lung bases, vesicular breath sounds are normally heard. However, in the lung sound presented today, bronchialization of vesicular breath sounds is observed. This bronchialization serves as an indicator of lung stiffness. (April 10, 2025) 最新記事 - New Posts - On October 25, we reviewed the basics of heart sounds, focusing on the first (S1) and second (S2) sounds. The explanation covered tips on distinguishing the intensity, quality, and timing (systole and diastole) of S1 and S2. (October 25, 2025) On October 24, the case features crackles in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) that may be missed during quiet inspiration. Use iPax to experience the difference between resting and forced inspiration. On October 23, the case features a hospitalized patient who always keeps the head of the bed elevated. Consider whether this is simply for comfort or to ease breathing. On October 22, a quiz focusing on the relationship between respiratory rate and pulse rate was presented. At rest, there is an approximate relationship of “heart rate = respiratory rate × 4–5.” When the respiratory rate is increased, a respiratory abnormality should be suspected.- Comments - コメントをキャンセルメールアドレスが公開されることはありません。 ※ が付いている欄は必須項目ですコメント ※名前 ※ メール ※ サイト 次回のコメントで使用するためブラウザーに自分の名前、メールアドレス、サイトを保存する。
