METHODICAL INSTRUCTIONS TO LESSON № 2 FOR STUDENTS THEME: Clinical Pharmacology of Drugs for Asthma and Other Bronchoconstrictive Disorders. Clinical Pharmacology of Steroidal and Nonsteroidal Antiinflammatory Agents. Aim: To study clinical pharmacology of agents influencing on the function of respiratory track: respiratory stimulators, cough remedies, expectorans, broncholitics, of
Adenoid Hyperplasia (Adenoides) The upper portion of the nasopharyngeal wall contains the third, or pharyngeal, tonsil which is made up of pale or red masses separated by vertical clefts. As a result of repeated inflammations in the nose and pharynx, this tonsil often hypertrophies, obstructing the openings of the
JAWBONES ILLNESSES. CHANGES OF MAXILLOFACIAL SKELETON. TUMOURS OF THE TEETH-JAW SYSTEM OSTEOMYELITIS Pyogenic osteomyelitis is almost always caused by bacteria. Organisms may reach the bone by (1) hematogenous spread, (2) extension from a contiguous site, and (3) direct implantation. Most cases of osteomyelitis are hematogenous in origin
Anatomic setting on the glass. Test structures of full dentures. Laboratory stages of complete dentures making.. Clinical stages First visit obtaining anatomical impressions (alginate material is usually used for making impressions ). Similar impressions are taken at partial defects of dentition Second visit: Obtaining functional impression (with thermoplastic or silicone
Lesson 3 Urinary Stones Archeologic studies show that urinary tract stone disease was an affliction of humans earlier than 4800 bc (Shattock, 1905). Ancient Greek and Roman physicians recorded the symptoms and treatment of urologic stone disease, but little attention was directed to localization of the stone
INTRODUCTION, ROLES OF BIOCHEMICAL LABORATORY. MECHANIZATION AND AUTOMATION IN CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY CLINICAL BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSES OF PROTEINS, PLASMA PROTEIN SPECTRUM. ANALYTICAL METHODS. ANALYSES USED IN DIAGNOSTICS OF DIABETES MELLITUS. Clinical biochemistry (also known as clinical chemistry or chemical pathology) is the laboratory service absolutely essential for medical practice or
TERNOPIL STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF NURSING INTERNATIONAL NURSING SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY, ALLERGOLOGY “CONFIRMED” vice-rector of TSMU prof. Ihor R. Mysula M.D., Ph.D, D.M. 24.06.2009 SylLabus: Spring 2010 Nursing Care of Children for 2nd year ADN students Specialty 5.12010102 „Nursing” Structural Academic Plan
THE DISEASES OF RESPIRATORY ORGANS Pneumonia is a disease, which by etiology, pathogenesis and morphological description unites the large group of various diseases of inflammations of respiratory compartment of the lungs. There are three ways of entrance of stimulants of pneumonia into the lungs – bronchogenic, hematogenic and lymphogenic.
Anesthesia of upper and lower jaws and surrounding tissues. Physiotherapy of complications related to anesthesia. TYPICAL AND ATYPICAL TOOTH REMOVAL, COMPLICATIONS, TREATMENT INCLUDING PHYSIOTHERAPY. DETAINEES AND NONDETAINEES TEETH COMPLICATIONS DELAYED TEETHING. PERICORONITIS. X-RAY DIAGNOSTIC OF THE DETAINEES TEETH. Local anasthetics. • Role: –Decrease intraoperative and postoperative pain –Decrease amount of general anesthetics
