Hello and welcome to season 2 episode 60 of the physician assistant exam review

podcast this week we're going to be finishing up pulmonology. My name is Brian Wallace. I'm the host and creator here at Physician Assistant

Exam Review.com where you can find all of the notes everything you want over on the

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where we cover the entire uh... p a blueprint

pants panry uh..., Blueprints all over there.

So if you're having trouble finding anything, certainly go over there.

There's a search box you can find.

I just moved all of the menus to the bottom of the page, so if you're struggling to find

that stuff, it should be down there

and there's a search box you can put in anything you want and it will pop right up.

This is we're going to be finishing pulmonology just running out the other section for the blueprint at the end. They always throw in a couple of things

that just sort of don't fit into the rest of the category. So we're going to be doing those today and

finishing this up next. In the next session I think we're going to be doing

E&T I think we're going to jump into that next I think that's about it to get

started with so let's go ahead and jump right in to our priming questions.

Where are the three most common precipitating factors for acute respiratory

distress and I'm sorry what are the three most common precipitating factors for the for

acute respiratory distress syndrome? What are the three most common

precipitating factors for acute respiratory distress syndrome.

I almost gave him away like I did a couple weeks ago. Secondary to pre-aclamia, you must induce delivery at 36 weeks gestation.

Our prophylactic steroids recommended prior to delivery.

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