About Pulmonology for NEET SS
Pulmonology is not only important for the NEET SS exam but also for providing quality patient care and making a valuable contribution to the field of healthcare. The topic focuses on the study of blood and blood-forming tissues. A comprehensive grasp of the pulmonology is essential to navigate its complexities and achieve higher scores.
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NEET SS Medicine Pulmonology: High-Yield One-liners for Rapid Revision
Essential Radiology Images in PulmonologyRespiratory TractUpper Respiratory tractNoseOropharynxPharynxLarynxLower Respiratory tractTracheaBronchi...
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Types Of Respiratory Failure
There are four types: Determined by a particular pathophysiology and etiology.Type 1: Failure due to hypoxiaType 2 Hypercapnic failureType 3: Si...
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Sleep Disorders - OSA, Obesity Hypoventilation Syndrome And Narcolepsy
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) manifests as airway obstruction during sleep, isolated from central sleep apnea due to its lack of effect on the re...
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How does PrepLadder make Pulmonology learning easy for students?
PrepLadder streamlines Pulmonology learning for students through expert video lectures, comprehensive study materials, ample practice questions, detailed explanations, and adaptive learning. The study material is crafted with the most current syllabus revisions, ensuring NEET SS medicine preparation is quick and straightforward.
Meet our Pulmonology Faculty
Dr. Rajesh Gubba, MD in General Medicine, DNB Cardiology, MHSc in Diabetology, and a Fellowship in HIV Medicine (CMC Vellore), is a renowned professor in the field of Medicine. With a teaching experience of 7+ years, Dr. Gubba has transformed the NEET SS and NEET PG preparation of various students and helped them score good ranks and marks.
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