Okay, welcome. My name is Devine. This is episode 406 of the Devine Intervention

Podcasts. And into these podcasts, we're going to be continuing the

pulmonary path of physiology series. This is actually going to be series five. It's going to be

series five. And really today it's going to be short because I'm going to focus on some technical

stuff. I want to make sure that you actually get it. I actually understand it. It's going to be called, you know, we're going to be talking about a lot of volumes and things like that.

Again, for those that have been listening to this since the series one, my goal has been to just go over a poem in a way that you

actually understand it because poem is some of the has some of the hardest arguably

cardiac physio don't get me wrong, is a little hard.

Renault physio is a little hard, but really nothing in my opinion holds a candle to a pole.

Just from an understanding perspective, you don't find it explained very well outside us either. So again, you see I've kind of broken it up into into bits and pieces. If you really follow up those bits and pieces you'll feel very good about poem.

Series 1 is episode 392. Series 2 is episode 393.

Series 3 is episode 397 and then series 4 is episode 402. So it's going to be series 5, which again is episode

406. And as I do, if you're taking your step two or step three, a complex level two or three exams anytime soon,

have a few courses that's going to help you out.

I actually have the courses, the series of courses studying this week. I have an MBME test taking

strategy's course. It's going to be taking place on Friday from 5 to 7.30 p.m.

Pacific Standard Time. That's 7 to 10.30 Eastern. I mean 7 to 9.30.

Wait. Oops let me do my math right.

So 5 to 7.30 p.m. Pacific Standard time.

Right. So that's going to be 8 to 10.30 p.m.

Eastern Standard time.

It's going to be on Zoom.

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