Full Removable Prosthetics Making individual spoons for the upper and lower jaw. Fit hard individual spoons. Getting functional impression of the upper and lower jaws. Individual spoon manufacturing from standard basis plates. № b\o Steps of work Methodic Elements of Self-control 1. Casted by anatomic cast plaster model To paint
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF HEMOSTASIS Plan 1. Hypocoagulation – Thrombocytopenia – Thrombocytopathy – Angiopathy – Coagulopathy 2. Hypercoagulation – DIC- syndrome The hemostasis violations are classificated acording to: etiology, direction of variations and the mechanism of progressing. The directivity of variations there are hypocogulation and hypercoagulation, acording to the mechanism of violations progressing there are vessel-platelets hemostasis disorder and coagulative hemostasis disorder. Hypocogulation is characterized by the reduced of blood
6. Dental caries. Classification of dental caries. Modern concept of the etiology and pathogenesis of dental caries. Anesthesia in the treatment of caries, methods, instruments, indications for use. Acute and chronic caries in the stage of spot (initial). Pathomorphology, clinic, diagnosis, differential diagnosis and treatment. Dental Caries – is a
Nerve and humeral regulation of heart activity Key words and phrases: endocrine regulation, catecholamynes, alpha- and bita-adrenoreceptors, adrenalin, noradrenalin, inotropic effect, chrono-tropic effect, dromo-tropic effect, bathmo-tropic, excitability of heart muscle, effects of thyroid hormones, effects of adrenocortical hormones, insulin, glucagone, incretory function of heart, atria Na-ureic peptide, decreasing O2
Lesson 13 Basic steps designing databases in Microsoft Access. Creating tables. Development of the Relational Databases Basic questions 1. What is the database? 2. Types of the Databases 3. Common Database Models 4. Overview of the Relational Database Model 5. Data Structure and Terminology in the Relational Databases 6.
“Modern means of providing the airway patency and artificial lung ventilation for adults” “Circulation and respiration arrest. Technology for EMC provision for adults” Primary examination Approach the injured, if possible, from the side of his/her head. First of all, visually assess patient’s general condition (age, sex, morphology of
1. Digestion in the oral cavity, STOMACH. 2. Digestion in intestine and colon. 3. Absorption in gastrointestinal tract. Motility of gastrointestinal tract Digestion is the mechanical and chemical breakdown of food into smaller components that are more easily absorbed into a blood stream, for instance. Digestion is a form
Rotaviruses, Reoviruses, Coltiviruses, and Orbiviruses Albert Z. Kapikian Robert E. Shope General Concepts Rotaviruses Clinical Manifestations Rotaviruses cause enteric disease with symptoms characterized by diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort, and fever, or any combination. The virus affects mainly infants and young children. Diarrhea ranges from mild to severe and can cause
EXTRACTION § Extraction – is the process by which a solute is transferred from one phase to a new phase. Extraction consists of three consecutive steps: (1) the mixing of the feed (starting mixture) with the extractant, (2) the mechanical separation of the two phases formed, and (3) the removal
