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CLINICAL PHARMACY IN PULMONOLOGY Clinical Pharmacy in pulmonology. Symptoms and syndromes of major respiratory diseases. Clinical pharmacology of drugs used to treat obstructive lung diseases ASTHMA Asthma is an airway disorder characterized by bronchoconstriction, inflammation, and hyperreactivity to various stimuli. Resultant symptoms include dyspnea, wheezing, chest tightness, cough, and sputum

  Practice nursing care for Clients with Disorders of Hemostasis       The hematologic system is composed of the blood, blood cells, lymph, and organs concerned with blood formation or blood storage. Because all systems depend on circulation and lymph flow, any problem of the hematologic system has widespread consequences

LESSON 3 THEMES :   1. DERMATOPHYTOSIS: TRICHOPHYTOSIS (INFILTRATIVE PURULENT, SUPERFICIAL). MICROSPORIA. RUBROPHYTOSIS (TYPES ACCORDING LOCATION). TINEA UNGUINUM (ONYCHOMYCOSIS). TINEA PEDIS, TYPES. TINEA CRURIS. 2. CUTANEOUS AND NAIL CANDIDIASIS: CUTANEOUS CANDIDIASIS, CANDIDAL PARONYCHIA, CANDIDAL ONYCHOMYCOSIS, ANGULUR CHEILITIS, CANDIDAL CHEILITIS, AND DENTURE STOMATITIS. CANDIDAL VULVOVAGINITIS, CANDIDAL BALANOPOSTHITIS. LABORATORY DIAGNOSTIC. PITURIASIS VERSICOLOR.  

Physiology of hearing. Vestibular analyzer. Somatic sensory analyzer   Physiology of hearing The organs of hearing and balance are divided into three parts: external, middle, and inner ears. The external and middle ears are involved in hearing only, whereas the inner ear functions in both hearing and balance. The external

PHOTOTHERAPY AND LASER TREATMENT.ULTRASONIC-, VIBRATING- AND BAROMETRIC THERAPY. CLIMATE-, BALNEO-, PELOIDO-AND HYDROTHERMAL THERAPY. SPA-TREATMENT. RESORTS OF UKRAINE. SANATORIUM SELECTION   Phototherapy. The mechanism of action. Features of application in clinical practice I. Features of light Rays Light – electromagnetic fluctuations of environment in a range from 1000 micrones-1 mm (mc)

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Morphology and structure of viruses. Cultivation of viruses. Indication of viruses.     Viruses are the smallest infectious agents (20-300 nm in diameter), containing one kind of nucleic acid (RNA or DNA) as their genome, usually as single molecule. The nucleic acid is encased in a protein shell,  and the

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