ACUTE UNCOMPLICATED PANCREATITIS. CHOLECYSTOPANCREATITIS. ACUTE COMPLICATED PANCREATITIS (PANCREATITUOS PERITONITIS, PANCREONECROSIS, FALSE CYSTS OF THE PANCREAS). TACTICS OF TREATMENT. ACUTE PANCREATITIS Anatomy and function The pancreas is an organ located in the abdomen. It plays an essential role in converting the food we eat into fuel for the body’s cells.
PHYLUM PLATHYHELMINTHES. CLASS TREMATODA. CLASS CESTODA Helminth Parasites The word “worm” is used loosely to describe organisms with elongated bodies and a more or less creeping habit. The word “Helminth” does mean “worm”, but in zoological terms it is more restricted to members of the phyla Platyhelminths, Nematoda and
HERNIA Hernia of the abdominal wall or external hernia (herniae abdominalis externae) is such surgical disease, which is characterized by outlet of the visceral organs from the place of their physiological placement through the natural channels or defects of the abdominal and pelvic wall. In such case all visceral
LESSON 20 THEORY AND METHODS OF EDUCATION Theme: Theory and Methods of Education. v Social, moral and cognitive development v Individual differences and disabilities v Learning and cognition v Motivation v Research methodology Each person has an individual profile of characteristics, abilities and challenges that result from predisposition,
CARING IN NURSING PRACTICE, CULTURE AND ETHNICITY NURSING’S THERAPEUTIC VALUE Nursing is both an art and a science that leads to therapeutic outcomes in clients. The term therapeutic describes actions that are beneficial to the client. Definition of Nursing According to the American Nurses Association (ANA) (1995), nursing
SPECIFIC EMOTIONS Emotions, Stress, and Health Emotion is made up of three components; physiological arousal, expressive behaviors, and conscious experience. One of the oldest theoretical controversies regarding emotion focuses on the timing of our feelings in relation to the physiological responses that accompany emotion. William James and Carl Lange
Urinary system diseases and chronic kidney disease in a family doctor practice. Differential diagnosis of symptoms and syndromes. The organization of the route the patient. Treatment protocols. Rehabilitation and clinical examination. Employment expertise. In February 2002, the Kidney Disease Outcome Quality Initiative of the National Kidney Foundation published clinical
Lesson 6 Theme 6. nShigellae infections. Salmonellae infections. Escherichia infections. nYersiniosis. Rotaviral infection Theme 7. Viral nhepatitis A, B, С, D et al. SHIGELLA Although dysenteric syndromes have long beerecognized as a scourge of man, it is only in the last 90 yr that the nbacteriology of the
MODULE 2. SOFT AND ASEPTIC nDOSAGE FORMS. PHARMACEUTICAL INCOMPATIBILITIES. CONTENT MODULE 4. MEDICINAL FORMS THAT REQUIRE ASEPTIC MANUFACTURING nCONDITIONS. PHARMACEUTICAL INCOMPATIBILITIES. LESSON 26. PHARMACEUTICAL nINCOMPATIBILITIES. Drug nIncompatibility Drug nIncompatibility • Definition of Drug nIncompatibility: Drug Incompatibility refers to ninteractions between two or more substances which lead to changes in
Lesson № 3 (seminar – 6 hours) Тhemes: 1. German classical philosophy. 2. Origin and development of the non-classical philosophical doctrines in the XIX -XIX c. Aim: – to explain the worldview background of the philosophical system of German classical philosophers and disclose the logic of development of the
