METHODICAL INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS OF THE RN-BSN PROGRAM 1 COURSE Nursing Faculty LESSON № 5 (PRACTICAL – 6 HOURS) Theme 1: Assessment of Skin, Hair and Nails Aim: To be able to perform health assessment of skin, hair and nails of the patient and find out the disorders. Professional
Introduction to pediatric assessment – orientation workshop. Objectives: 1. Pediatric Assessment 2. Care Of Children Who Are Hospitalized 3. Pain Management a. pain assessment b. management of pain PEDIATRIC ASSESSMENT PHYSICAL GROWTH One important set of parameters required for pediatric health assessment is physical growth. The parameters of weight, length,
SUBJECT AND TASKS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY.GALVANIZING AND ELECTROPHORESIS. ELECTRODREAM, DIADYNAMIC THERAPY, ELECTROSTIMULATION. AMPLIPULSTHERAPY. I The general representations about physiotherapy and spa-treatment The knowledge of mechanisms of influence of the physical factors, precise representation of features of their influence on physiological and pathological processes in an organism is a necessary condition of
Inquiry and general inspection of patients with diseases of digestive system. Inspection and superficial palpation of an abdomen. Percussion ans auscultation of an abdomen. Methods of determination of ascites. Deep sliding methodical palpation of parts of intestine and stomach, a liver, spleen and kidneys. Examination of patients with digestive tract
Ionizing radiation as a factor of environment harmfulness and production. Antiradiation protection in medical establishments, including dentalprofile. Bìoetic aspects of the effects of radiation on human factor Naturally occurring ionizing radiation originates both from outside the body, in the form of cosmic radiation and radiation from natural radio-isotopes in the environment, and
LABORATORY MEDICINE: MODERN ASPECTS CLINICAL INTERPRETATION OF LABORATORY TESTS IN HEMATOLOGY Clinical Laboratory diagnostics(laboratory medicine) is the medical discipline devoted to obtain, explore and employ knowledge about using various techniques for the analysis of body fluids composition and properties of cells and tissues, and interpretation of the results
METHODICAL INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS OF THE I COURSE MEDICAL FACULTY LESSON № 2 (PRACTICAL – 6 HOURS) Theme. Cytology. Cytoplasm structure. Cell nucleus. Cell reproduction. Aging and death of the cell. Place: histology department. Aim: To learn the structure and functions of main cytoplasm components. To know microscopic and
Introduction THE VASCULAR system is divided for descriptive purposes into (a) the blood vascular system, which comprises the heart and bloodvessels for the circulation of the blood; and (b) the lymph vascular system, consisting of lymph glands and lymphatic vessels, through which a colorless fluid, the lymph, circulates.
LESSON №5 1. PRACTICAL SKILLS OF HISTORY TAKING OF PATIENT WITH SKIN DISEASE. ASSESSMENT – 2. DEFENSE OF CASE HISTORY. 2. TUBERCULOSIS OF THE SKIN. EXAMINATION OF PATIENT WITH SKIN DISEASES 1. Skin exam is not separate from the rest of the physical examination 2. Examine the patient
Investigation of detoxification processes and biosynthesis of urea. Hormonal adjusting and pathologies of proteins metabolism Ammonia the highly toxic product of protein catabolism, is rapidly inactivated by a variety of reactions. Some product of these reactions are utilized for other purposes (thus salvaging a portion of the amino nitrogen), while
