Category: Medicine

METHODICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRACTICAL LESSON in GENERAL HYGIENE FOR STUDENTS of 2 COURSE OF DENTISTY FACULTY LESSON № 6 (6 hours) Themes:   1.     Hygienic requirements to placing, equipment, maintenance and using of separate structural subdivisions of dentistry establishments. 2.     Hygienic estimation of stay patients in hospital, occupational hygiene of medical

BOWEL ELIMINATION   BOWEL ELIMINATION            The gastrointestinal tract is composed of the stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and rectum. The small intestine absorbs nutrients, the large intestine absorbs fluids and the remaining nutrients, and the distal portion of the large intestine collects and stores the remaining solid waste

Assessment of the Gastro-Intestinal System.   Interventions for Clients with Oral Cavity Problems   After you have successfully completed this chapter, you should be able to:   ·                    Identify pertinent abdominal history questions ·                    Obtain a pertinent abdominal history ·                    Perform an abdominal physical assessment ·                    Document abdominal assessment findings

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METHODOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION TO LESSON  N 5 FOR STUDENTS   Theme: CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF DRUGS FOR GASTROINTESTINAL  DISORDERS   Aim: To acquaint with actions, pharmacokinetics, therapeutic uses,  adverse effects, concomitant use of agents influencing on gastrointestinal tract, their clinical usage and complications.   Professional motivation: Many drugs have applications in the

Antepartal Hemorrhagic disorders Prepared by Ass. Prof. N. Petrenko, MD, PhD   HEMORRHAGIC COMPLICATIONS Bleeding in pregnancy may jeopardize both maternal and fetal well-being. Maternal blood loss decreases oxygencarrying capacity, which predisposes the woman to increased risk for hypovolemia, anemia, infection, preterm labor, and preterm birth and adversely affects oxygen

Lipids and lipoproteins: metabolism and its violations     LIPOPROTEIN METABOLISM Lipoproteins are complexes of lipid and proteins which facilitate lipid transport. The lipoprotein system evolved to solve the problem of  transporting  fats around the body in the aqueous environment of the plasma. A lipoprotein is a complex spherical structure

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Investigation of fluid and electrolyte balance –I   Fluid loss, retention or redistribution are common clinical problems in many areas of clinical prac­tice. The management of these conditions is often urgent, and requires a rapid assessment of the his­tory and examination, and of biochemical and other investigations. Biological role of

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