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Biochemical functions of liver. porphyrins and bile pigments. pathobiochemistry of jaundice. metabolism of xenobiotics in the liver: microsomal oxidation, cytochrome P-450. Investigation of physico-chemical properties and chemical composition of normal urine . Investigation of pathological components of urine. What are the functions of the liver? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tat0QYxlCbo&feature=related Liver’s functions:   •

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CLINICAL PHARMACY IN ALLERGOLOGY. SYMPTOMS AND SYNDROMES OF ALLERGIES. CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF DRUGS USED IN ALLERGIES Histamine Antagonists The effects of histamine released in the body can be reduced in several ways. Physiologic antagonists, especially epinephrine, have smooth muscle actions opposite to those of histamine, but they act at different

Inquiry and general inspection of patients with diseases of urinary system. Palpation of kidneys. Examination od patients with kidney diseases Inquiry and general inspection of patients with diseases of  the blood system. Percussion of bones. Palpation of a spleen and lymph nodes       Normal sizes of kidneys in

Problem and Purpose Statements Research Problems, Research Questions, and Hypotheses OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH PROBLEMS Studies begin as problems that researchers want to solve or as questions they want to answer. This chapter discusses the formulation and development of research problems. We begin by clarifying some relevant terms. Basic Terminology At

Theme: Neurostomatological syndromes: sympathalgia, neurotrophic diseases (Kvinke’s oedema, Meyja disease, Rossolimo–Rosental syndrome), glossodinia, Shegren syndrome Acute disorders of cerebral blood circulation Demyelination diseases: multiple sclerosis, lateral amyotrophic sclerosis   Acute disorders of cerebral blood circulation   1. Epidemiology of cerebrovascular diseases. Among all the neurological diseases of adult life the

Connective tissues   Using lectures (on the web-page of histology department), lecture presentations textbooks, additional literature and other resourses, students should prepare such theoretical questions: 1. Structural and functional characteristics of connective tissue that distinguish it from the other basic tissue type. 2. Functions carried out by connective tissue. 3.

Soft Tissue Sarcomas   Introduction: l     Rare: only 8300 new cases annually in U.S. l     3900 die annually from STS l     Mesodermal origin   Location and Type:       Etiology:   l     h/o Radiation therapy increases grade of tumors and risk for metastasis l     Chemical exposure l     Thorotrast, vinyl

Non–protein nitrogen containing and nitrogeot containing norganic components of blood. nBiochemical composition of blood iorm and pathology: protein plasma, nacute phase proteins, enzymes of blood plasma   The total content of protein in blood plasma. The total contents of proteins in blood plasma is n65-85 g/l. The increase of protein level in blood is called