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Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy

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Introduction to Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy Cardiopulmonary physiotherapy is a specialized field that focuses on improving the health and function of the heart and lungs. Physiotherapists in this area work with patients to prevent, rehabilitate, and manage a wide range of cardiovascular and respiratory conditions . Cardiopulmonary physiotherapists possess extensive knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics, enabling them to provide tailored treatment plans for their patients .  They work closely with individuals to develop personalized strategies for rehabilitation, symptom management, and overall well-being. Where Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy is Used Cardiopulmonary physiotherapy is utilized in various settings, including hospitals, private clinics, sports clubs, and community centers .  It is beneficial for individuals recovering from cardiac events, such as heart attacks or surgeries, as well as those managing chronic respiratory conditions like asthma, COPD, and c
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Medicine Notes

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 For all the enthusiasts out there following Local Potato youtube channel, here the notes you all were eagerly waiting for, Just click on the following link and you will be directed to the notes; Medicine Notes (CVS Full)
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Pharmacology Notes

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Pharmacology is the pharmaceutical or medical science that deals with the study of drugs. For more details, please visit my notes on Pharmacology here; Pharma Notes 1 Pharma Notes 2 Pharma Notes 3 Pharma Notes 4 Pharma Notes 5 (6th Semester Visit Local Potato on youtube for more detailed videos about the given topic and many more.. Thank you!!
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NOTES

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[UPDATED 30/09/2021] This blogpost is created in order to provide the links to all the notes that have been completed.  For notes, click on the following links; Exercise Physiology PhysioSession 1   PhysioSession 2 PhysioSession 3 PhysioSession 4 PhysioSession 5 PhysioSession 6 PhysioSession 7 PhysioSession 8 PhysioSession 9 PhysioSession 10 For detailed video explanations of these notes, you can visit the following youtube channel; https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-ULH07EMQVCTP3czXXoV2Q NeuroAnatomy NeuroAnatomy Notes Muhammad Qamar Shahid  Batch 12 IPMR, KMU.
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Exercise Physiology (Notes 3)

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 Notes:                The following notes, consists of two main topics, Work, Power and Energy Chronic Diseases Link to notes: PhysioSession 3 Work, Power and Energy The basic concepts of Work, power and energy as well as their measurements are discussed in theabove video and described in easy words in the above notes. Contents are: Work, Power and Energy Intro Ergometry Direct Calorimetry Indirect Calorimetry Estimation of Energy Expenditure Exercise Efficiency Running Economy Chronic Diseases This part includes the following content: Chronic Diseases Definition Risk Factors Web of Causation Hill's Criteria Physical Inactivity as a Risk Factor Inflammation and CHD Obesity Role of Exercise Metabolic Syndrome NOTE: This should only be used by medical students and should not be followed without the consultation of your general physician. All the notes are the work of;  Muhammad Qamar Shahid, Batch 12, IPMR, KMU.    
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Neuroanatomy (NOTES)

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NeuroAnatomy NeuroAnatomy or neurology is believed to be a nightmare for the newly admitted students in a medical school. But fear not, here you will find the best notes on Neuroanatomy that you can get for free. And if you know Urdu or Hindi, then you can also refer to the following youtube channel daily new Neuroanatomy videos. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-ULH07EMQVCTP3czXXoV2Q For Notes, open the following link; NEUROANATOMY NOTES Contents of Notes The above notes contain, starting from a basic introduction to neuroanatomy to the complex pathways of the cranial nerves explained in easy language. Following are the contents described in the above Notes; Introduction to Neuroanatomy Meninges Ventricular System and CSF Brain Stem Medulla  Pons Midbrain Cranial Nerves Olfactory Nerve Optic Nerve Occulomotor Nerve Trochlear Nerve Trigeminal Nerve Abducens Nerve Facial Nerve Vestibulocochlear Nerve Glossopharyngeal Nerve Vagus Nerve Accessory Nerve Hypoglossal Nerve Clinical Importan
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Cranial Nerve (Clinical Notes)

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  Cranial Nerves As we already know, cranial nerves consist of 12 nerves. These nerves originate from the different parts of the brain, mainly from the brainstem. Cranial nerves supply different parts of the body and any kind of damage to these nerves may cause a medical anomaly. Some of the clinical conditions that can occur to these nerves are described below; FOR NOTES OF CRANIAL NERVES :  CRANIAL NERVES Olfactory Nerve  Inability of the nose to sense any smell is known as Anosmia . It may be unilateral or bilateral. Causes Unilateral Anosmia Damage to olfactory mucous, nerve or tract Olfactory Cortex lesion Fracture of Ethmoid bone (Ant Cranial fossa) Frontal lobe lesions (As they can press the nerve below them) Bilateral Anosmia Common Cold Allergic Rhinitis (Diseases of the olfactory mucous membrane) Optic Nerve Optic nerve mainly makes us able to see. The optic pathway may be damaged at different spots that creates a wide range of effects that can be observed. Circumferential B
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