Semantic module 2. Method of inspection of patient with tuberculosis General approaches to diagnostics of tuberculosis. Special methods of exposure and diagnostics of tuberculosis (microbiological diagnostics,X-Ray diagnostics, tuberculinodiagnostics). Curation of patients. General approaches to diagnostics of tuberculosis. Clinical examination of tuberculosis patients The methods
Theme: Epilepsy and no convulsive paroxysmal syndromes. Infection diseases of nervous system. Demyelination diseases Epilepsy and convulsion syndromes Epilepsy is a chronic disorder, which is characterized by the presence of: · Epileptic focus · Recurrent attacks with various clinical signs · Personality disorders between attacks
Upper jaw damage in peacetime and in extreme conditions: damage anatomy, classification, clinic course, medical help for wounded on the medical evacuation. Hand treatment of the surgeon when upper jaw damaged, principles of plastic surgery. The results of epidemiologic surveys on maxillary fractures differ with the politics and population density
GRAVIMETRIC ANALYSIS. Gravimetry based on measurement of weight of an analysed species or a compound containing the analysed species. Measuring mass is the most fundamental of all analytical measurements, and gravimetry is unquestionably the oldest analytical technique. Gravimetric analysis describes a set of methods in analytical chemistry for the quantitative
ELECTRPCARDIOGRAPHY EVALUATION OF HEART WORK (INTERPRETATION OF AN ELECTROCARDIOGRAM (ECG / EKG)) (abbreviated ECG or from the German EKG in the US, because it can be confused with echocardiography also abbreviated ECG.) INTRODUCTION * History The first experience about a patient’s heartbeat was made by Alexander Muirhead in 1872,
Introduction to Pharmacoeconomics. Retrospective Database Analysis 1.1 Introduction to Pharmacoeconomics 1.2 Analytical Perspectives 1.3 Code of Ethics 1.4 Overview of Economic Evaluation Methods 1.5 Quality of Life and Patient Preferences 1.6 Decision Analysis and Modeling 1.7 Ranking Priorities: Developing a Formulary List 1.8 Incremental Analysis and Quadrants 1.9 Fourth
Management of Patients with Heart Failure and Dyspnea The clinical syndrome of heart failure is the final pathway for myriad diseases that affect the heart. Despite advances in management of heart failure, the condition remains a major public-health issue, with high prevalence, poor clinical outcomes, and large health-care costs.
