THE LUNGS CLASSES

Our classes and camps are the most amazing, informative, educational, and just plain fun activities available to the medically interested general public. Classes are provided for all age groups. We have classes covering physiology, anatomy, and many diseases as well as medical procedure skills. Only in actual medical school can you learn some of the procedures we teach. Our week long camps cover an enormous variety of information and skills.

Always check our web site for possible changes in class status (location, cancellations, time changes, etc.).
Any changes prior to date of class will be listed on this web site.
There are a limited number of total spaces available for each class.
There are a limited number of nonmember spaces available for each class.

Class #

7064

Date

June 16, 2007

Time

1 pm - 3 pm

Location The Woodlands (address pending)
Class Title

The Lung

Age Group

13yrs & older  (including adults)

Registration Fee

$45 Nonmembers / $15 Members

Lung anatomy and physiology.  Overview of lung diseases such as copd, emphysema, pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, pulmonary embolus, pneumothorax, and pleural effusion.  Lung auscultation and sounds.  Blood gases and the administration of oxygen.  Mechanical ventilation.  Review of pulse oximeter, oxygen saturation, oxygen tanks, oxygen masks, and nasal cannulas.  Demonstrating intubation, cricothyroidotomy, thoracentesis, and chest tubes procedures.  Nasotracheal tubes, endotracheal tubes, and tracheal tubes.  Review of radiographs (pictures) of the chest and lungs.  Student receive hands-on instructions on intubation (throat tubes), inserting chest tubes, thoracentesis (removing fluid from the lung), and administering oxygen.

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Always check our web site for possible changes in class status (location, cancellations, time changes, etc.).
Any changes prior to date of class will be listed on this web site.
There are a limited number of total spaces available for each class.
There are a limited number of nonmember spaces available for each class.

Class #

8064

Date

July 7, 2007

Time

1 pm - 3 pm

Location San Marcos, Texas (address pending)
Class Title

The Lung

Age Group

13yrs & older  (including adults)

Registration Fee

$45 Nonmembers / $15 Members

Lung anatomy and physiology.  Overview of lung diseases such as copd, emphysema, pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, pulmonary embolus, pneumothorax, and pleural effusion.  Lung auscultation and sounds.  Blood gases and the administration of oxygen.  Mechanical ventilation.  Review of pulse oximeter, oxygen saturation, oxygen tanks, oxygen masks, and nasal cannulas.  Demonstrating intubation, cricothyroidotomy, thoracentesis, and chest tubes procedures.  Nasotracheal tubes, endotracheal tubes, and tracheal tubes.  Review of radiographs (pictures) of the chest and lungs.  Student receive hands-on instructions on intubation (throat tubes), inserting chest tubes, thoracentesis (removing fluid from the lung), and administering oxygen.

Click Here - for membership information and membership payment ($149) - Click Here

Click Here - for more details and to register for this class - Click Here

 

Always check our web site for possible changes in class status (location, cancellations, time changes, etc.).
Any changes prior to date of class will be listed on this web site.
There are a limited number of total spaces available for each class.
There are a limited number of nonmember spaces available for each class.

Class #

9064

Date

July 14, 2007

Time

1 pm - 3 pm

Location Houston, Texas (address pending)
Class Title

The Lung

Age Group

13yrs & older  (including adults)

Registration Fee

$45 Nonmembers / $15 Members

Lung anatomy and physiology.  Overview of lung diseases such as copd, emphysema, pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, pulmonary embolus, pneumothorax, and pleural effusion.  Lung auscultation and sounds.  Blood gases and the administration of oxygen.  Mechanical ventilation.  Review of pulse oximeter, oxygen saturation, oxygen tanks, oxygen masks, and nasal cannulas.  Demonstrating intubation, cricothyroidotomy, thoracentesis, and chest tubes procedures.  Nasotracheal tubes, endotracheal tubes, and tracheal tubes.  Review of radiographs (pictures) of the chest and lungs.  Student receive hands-on instructions on intubation (throat tubes), inserting chest tubes, thoracentesis (removing fluid from the lung), and administering oxygen.

Click Here - for membership information and membership payment ($149) - Click Here

Click Here - for more details and to register for this class - Click Here

 

 

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