Category: Medicine

LESSON 1. SURFACE PHENOMENA Surface phenomena the special properties of surface layers, that is, the thin layers of a substance at the boundary of contiguous bodies, mediums, or phases. These properties result from the excess free energy of the surface layer and from the special features of the layer’s structure

ALGORITHM 1 Taking of patients history   Gynaecological anamnesis is taken in such order: I.                   I.                   Menstrual function. 1.     1.     In what age does the menstruations begin? 2.     2.     In which age do the y become regular? 3.     3.     How many days does the menstruation last? 4.     4.     In how

TERNOPIL STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF NURSING INTERNATIONAL NURSING SCHOOL ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING PROGRAM   NURSING CARE OF CHILDREN   Methodical Instruction for PRACTICAL CLASS #3 (5 hours)   Theme: UNIT TEST #3   Instructor: Dr. Nataliya Haliyash, MD, BSN   Room No.: Institute of Nursing, room No.16.    

Lecture 3. ANTIQUE PHILOSOPHY Plan 1. General characteristics of antique philosophy. 2. Pre-Socratic philosophy. 3. Classical period in development of antique philosophy (Socrates, Plato, Aristotle). 4. Philosophy of Hellenism.  1. General characteristics of antique philosophy Hall of Philosophers Philosophy begins with wonder, and eveow is wonder that causes philosophers to philosophize. Gazing into the

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1. Pulpitis of children temporal teeth. Conformities to law of clinical motion for children different age. Diagnostics, differential diagnostics. 2.Treatment of pulpitis of children temporal teeth. Choice of method of treatment  depending on the form of pulpitis and state of root  of tooth. 3. Unvital methods of treatment of pulpitis

INJURIES nCAUSED BY SHARP OBJECTS. FORENSIC  nEXAMINATION  nIN  CASES  OF  nFIREARM  INJURIES     INCISED WOUNDS Syn: cuts, slashes From Lati  n i ncidere– to cut into. Surgical term incision with nscalpel Definition: Clean division of the full thickness nof skin (or other tissue) under the pressure of a sharp-edged

Congenital and acquired immunodeficiency and their manifestations in the maxillofacial area.  Immunopathology and regeneration of organs and tissues MFR. Opportunities and prospects for immunotherapy in dentistry.     The precise symptoms of a primary immunodeficiency depend on the type of defect. Generally, the symptoms and signs that lead to the

Relative to Role as Provider of Care in Oncologic Emergencies/Nursing Management II     Superior Vena Cava Syndrome   One of two great veins, known as vena cavae, in the general or systemic circulatory system of the body, the other being the inferior vena cava.   The superior vena cava

Physiology of red blood cells. Erythron. Respiratory pigments. Rheological properties of blood.   The primary function of blood is to supply oxygen and nutrients as well as constitutional elements to tissues and to remove waste products. Blood also enables hormones and other substances to be transported between tissues and organs.