Diseases of the Lens Glaucomas ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY APPLIED ANATOMY The lens is a transparent, biconvex, crystalline structure placed between iris tind the vitreous. Its diameter is 9-10 mm and thickness varies with age from 3.5 mm (at birth) to 5 mm (at extreme of age). Its weight varies
CASE HISTORY OF ILL CHILD PATIENT’S CURATION AND WRITING OF THE CASE HISTORY History taking Communication skills 1. Communication with the patient and/or family: · Establish rapport with the patient and family. · Identify the primary concerns of the patient and/or family. · Recognize the triangular
Diagnosis and treatment of chronic hepatitis. Differential diagnosis of infectious diseases, accompanied by jaundice (viral hepatitis, leptospirosis, tropical malaria, sepsis, yersiniosis, infectious mononucleosis), parasitic and helmints liver lesions and noninfectious jaundices (remedies, toxic hepatitis, alcoholic liver disease, unalcogol steatohepatitis , cholestatic jaundice, extraliver jaundices Viral Hepatitis The term hepatitis
Lectures 4. Wounds classification. Surgery process. Purulent wounds. Necrosis, necrosis, gangrene, ulcers, fistulas. Fundamentals of Clinical Oncology. Wound – any mechanical damage to the body, which is accompanied by breach of integrity covering tissue – of skin or mucous membranes. Classification of wounds: 1. On the mechanism of
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METHODICAL INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS OF THE 4 COURSE foreign students’ Faculty MODULE 2. PRINCIPLES OF INTERNAL MEDICINE (cardiology, rheumatology, nephrology, common questions of internal medicine) Content module 3. “Principles of diagnosis, management and prevention of main kidney and urinary tract diseases” LESSON № 3 (PRACTICAL – 6 HOURS) Theme
Disorders of the Musculoskeletal System The musculoskeletal system provides shape and support to the body, allows movement, protects the internal organs, produces red blood cells in the bone marrow (hematopoiesis), and stores calcium and phosphorus in the bones. Although examining this system is usually only a small part
CULTURAL COMPETENCY AND SOCIAL ISSUES IN NURSING AND HEALTH CARE Preparing nurses and other health professionals to provide quality health care in the increasingly multicultural and global society of the 21st century requires a comprehensive approach that emphasizes cultural competence education throughout professional education and professional life. Nurses and
