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CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF DRUGS ACTING ON THE RESPIRATORY ORGANS FUNCTION   Asthma is an airway disorder characterized by bronchoconstriction, inflammation, and hyperreactivity to various stimuli. Resultant symptoms include dyspnea, wheezing, chest tightness, cough, and sputum production. Wheezing is a highpitched, whistling sound caused by turbulent airflow through an obstructed airway.

NERVE  SYSTEM Usinglectures(on theweb-page of the departmentpostedthe presentationtextandlectures), books,additional literatureand other sources, students must to preparethe following theoreticalquestions: 1.     Spinal ganglion origin, development, general structure and functional meaning. 2.     Morphological and functional peculiarities of spinal node sensory neurons and neuralgia compounds. 3.     Peripheral nerve structure and meaning of connective tissue

МЕТHODOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION FOR THE V-th YEAR STUDENTS foreign students faculty   LESSON № 2 (6 hours)   Theme 2: Main princips of prescription of the immune medicine. Immunorheabilitation, immunoprophilaxis. Vaccination. Immune inflammation and infectious disease: immune-diagnostic, prognosis of the disease. The role of the immune system in recurrent infectious process

OPTICAL nMETHODS OF THE ANALYSIS CLASSIFICATION OF METHODS nOF THE ANALYSIS ON CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL Analytical chemistry is the study of the nseparation, identification, and quantification of the chemical components of nnatural and artificial materials. Qualitative analysis gives an indication of nthe identity of the chemical species in the sample

METHODICAL INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS OF THE IV COURSE Medical Faculty LESSON № 5 (PRACTICAL – 6 HOURS)    Тheme 1. Legal fundamentals of Medical Law.  Тheme 2. Forensic-medical examination in cases of the crimes carried on by medical workers.  Тheme 3. Legal regulation of transplantology in Ukraine. Juridical aspects of

General characteristics of maxillofacial apparatus and their classification. Transportation splints. Ligature binding teeth, indications, contraindications. Possible mistakes and complications.   Injuries to Facial and Oral Structures When soft tissue injuries such as lacerations occur in the mouth or on the face, they are typically repaired using sutures (stitches). In addition

Interventions for Clients with Oral Cavity Problems   Learning Objectives After studying this chapter, you should be able to: 1.             Develop a teaching plan for clients who have stomatitis. 2.             Explain the common causes of malignant oral tumors. 3.             Identify commoursing diagnoses for clients with oral cancer. 4.             Prioritize postoperative

Nursing theories: history and modernity. General characteristics. Approaches to healthcare and features of nursing models by D. Jonson, F.Abdella, D.Orlando, E.Videnbach, I. King, H. Peplau, L. Hall, D. Orem. Comparative characteristics and features of nursing models by M. Rogers, S. Roy, B. Newman, D.Watson, R. Parsi, M.Leininger, E. Boikin, S.

Care plan III   Shock, the whole-body response to poor tissue oxygenation, is a condition rather than a disease state. Any situation that impairs oxygen delivery to tissues and organs can start a syndrome of shock and lead to a life-threatening emergency. Clients in acute care settings are at high

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 1.     Organs and functions 2.     Embryogenesis 3.     Conducting portion:      а) wall structure;      b) cells types;      c) nasal cavity;      d) larynx;      e) trachea;      f) bronchial tree 4. Respiratory portion 5. Air-hematic barrier 6. Pleura Respiration is a term used to describe two different