Orthopaedic intervention in treatment of periodontal diseases. Treating of traumatic occlusion. Temporary and permanent splinting. Designs of removable and fixed splint. Classification of periodontal diseases 1. Gingivitis There are two main groups of periodontal diseases: gingivitis and periodontitis. Gingivitis is recognised by gums that show classic signs
Damage to the spine and pelvis in the practice of general practitioners and family medicine. Traumatic dislocation of the joints of upper and lower limbs, tendons and ligament damage to the machine at a family doctor. Diagnosis and first aid in outpatient family doctor. Features of the outpatient stage posthospital
LESSON №5. COLLIGATIVE PROPERTIES OF SOLUTIONS. A solution is a homogeneous mixture of two or more chemically non-reacting substances whose composition can be varied within certain limits. Solutions can be classified on the basis of their state: solid, liquid, or gas. The substances making up the solutions are called components.
The materials to prepare students for practical lessons of inorganic chemistry LESSON № 4. Theme: Solutions. The methods for expression the composition of solutions. The preparation of solutions by the given concentration Plan Solutions. Essence of basic mains: solutions, solvent, permeate. Solubility. Solutions of gas, liquid and solid matters. Water
Plastic reconstructive surgery. History of it’s development. Classiffication of transplantation. Types of tissue transference. Particularities of patient’s care after plastic surgery. “ We restore, repair and make whole those parts … which nature has given but which fortune has taken away, not so much that they may delight
Lecture 2. PHILOSOPHY OF THE ANCIENT EAST Plan 1. Origin of philosophical thought. Eastern and western types of cultural development. 2. Philosophy of Ancient India (Vedantic philosophy, Buddhism). 3. Philosophical conceptions of Ancient China (Confucianism, Taoism). 1. Origin of philosophical thought. Eastern and western types of cultural development Philosophy
Lection 12. Anaerobic surgical infection. Tetanus. Diphtheria wounds. Anthrax. Terrible wound infection caused by pathogenic anaerobes and is characterized by rapid spread of necrosis with the formation of gas, severe general intoxication with primary injury of muscle and connective tissue. The first mention of anaerobic infection is found in Hippocrates.
