PROBLEM AND PURPOSE STATEMENTS. 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 the
Silicone impression materials. Thermoplastic impression materials. Impression is a negative image of the hard and soft tissues of the prosthetic bed and its borders obtained by using special materials. Plastic impression materials.Before considering these materials, we shall define concept “plasticity” and “elasticity”. Plasticity is a property of the
PREGNANCY AND LABOR AT EXTRAGENITAL DISEASES Heart Disease in Pregnancy Prepared by O.Stelmakh Heart disease complicates about 1 percent of pregnancies. Rheumatic heart disease formerly accounted for the majority of cases, and more than 90 percent of women with heart disease cared for at the Boston Lying-in Hospital from
METHODICAL INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS OF THE 6 COURSE foreign students’ Faculty MODULE 2. PRINCIPLES OF INTERNAL MEDICINE (cardiology, rheumatology, nephrology, common questions of internal medicine) Content module 1. Principles of diagnosis, management and prevention of main cardiovascular diseases LESSON № 11 (PRACTICAL – 6 HOURS) Theme 11: Heart failure.
Chromoproteins. Pathological and physiological forms of hemoglobin Hemoglobin Hemoglobin is a conjugated protein, consisting of simple protein globin and prosthetic group – hem. Hem is helatic complex of the porphyrin with an iron atom in the center. Porphyrin is cyclic compound, which has 4 pyrrole groups, joined together by
PLAN OF A PRACTICAL SKILL Differentiatioof the temperature curves 1. Febris continua – permanent nfever. Fluctuate between morning and evening temperature do not exceed 1 °С. Such ntemperature curve is observed on the first period of abdominal typhus, crupose pneumonia. 2. Febris remittens – indulgence fever. nFluctuate
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE OF LABOUR. PROPHYLAXIS OF OVERSTRAIN. PHYSICAL FACTORS OF PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT. PROFESSIONAL DISEASE. CHEMICAL FACTOR OF PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT. PROFESSIONAL POISONING. Occupational hazards are often encountered in industry, agriculture, mining and other working environments. The major categories of environmental stress for a worker are: chemical agents; physical agents and
THEME OF THE LECTURE: CHRONIC PANCREATITIS Plan of the lecture: 1. Etiology and Pathomorphology of chronic pancreatitis 2. Classification of chronic pancreatitis 3. Clinical picture of chronic pancreatitis 4. Diagnosis of chronic pancreatitis 5. Differential diagnosis of chronic pancreatitis 6. Treatment of chronic pancreatitis CHRONIC PANCREATITIS PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
