Respiratory System: Assessment Objectives 1. Identify the anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system. 2. Distinguish landmarks that guide assessment of the respiratory system. 3. Develop questions to be used when completing the focused interview. 4. Explain client preparation for assessment of the respiratory system. 5. Describe the techniques
METHODOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION FOR 1-ST YEAR STUDENTS OF THE MASTER OF nSCIENCE IN NURSING PROGRAM INSTITUTE OF NURSING LESSON n№ 8 (Practical – 6 hours) Themes: 1. nCommunication with the patient and family ipalliative medicine – n2 hours. 2. nTalking with families and children about the death of na parent
Diabetes mellitus: etiology, pathogenesis, genetics, classification, diagnostic criteria. Classification, diagnostic criteria and treatment of diabetic angio– and neuropathy. The pancreas is an elongated orgaestled next to the first part of the small intestine. Its gross anatomy and the structure of pancreatic exocrine tissue and ducts can be discussed in
Lesson No 3 Theme 1: Bones of upper limb. Theme 2: Articulations of upper limb. Theme 3: Bones of lower limb. Aim: To study the structure scapula and clavicle. To receive general data about skeleton of upper limb. To study the structure of humerus. To find, term and show
MODULE 1 TECHNOLOGY OF COSMETIC PRODUCTS Content modules: 2. Technology of toiletries and hare care cosmetic products. PERFUMES & FRAGRANCES. The word perfume used today derives from the Latin per fumus, meaning “through smoke“. Perfumery, or the art of making perfumes, began in ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt
BIOCHEMISTRY OF MUSCLE, MUSCLE CONTRACTION. BIOCHEMISTRY OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE Current understanding of the molecular events underlying muscle contraction is embodied in the sliding filament model of muscle contraction. The model is applicable to smooth, skeletal, cardiac, and other contractile activity, including mechanochemical events such as single cell locomotion and
MICROSCOPE. MICROSCOPIC EQUIPMENT. HISTOLOGIC TECHNIQUE. CYTOLOGY. GENERAL STRUCTURE OF THE CELL. SUPERFICIAL COMPLEX Using lectures (on the web-page of the department posted the presentation text and lectures), books, additional literature and other sources, students must to prepare the following theoretical questions: 1. Rules of working with light microscope. 2.
Clinical Pharmacy iephrology. Symptoms and syndromes in major diseases of the kidney and urinary tract. Clinical pharmacology of drugs used to treat infectious diseases and immunoinflammatory urinary system diseases Nephrology – is the science that studies the diagnosis and management of kidney disease, by regulating blood pressure, regulating electrolytes, balancing
Labor and Birth Processes. Clinical Management Prepared by assistant professor N.Petrenko, MD, PhD LEARNING OBJECTIVES • Explain the five factors that affect the labor process. • Describe the anatomic structure of the bony pelvis. • Recognize the normal measurements of the diameters of the pelvic inlet, cavity, and outlet.
Assessment of Head, Neck and Related Lymphatics Objectives 1. Identify the anatomy and physiology of the structures of the head and neck. 2. Develop questions to be used when completing the focused interview. 3. Describe the techniques required for assessment of the head and neck. 4. Differentiate normal from
