Sense organs 1. Classifications of sensory receptors. List the receptors that fit into each class. 2. Description of general features of the sense organs. 3. The major steps in the embryonic development of the eye. 4. 3 compartments in the eye, give the boundaries of each. 5. 3 basic tunics
Combined Vascular & Skeletal Trauma Table of Contents 1 Objectives 2 Overview 3 Diagnosis 4 Management 5 The decision to amputate 6 Management Algorithm 6.1 1. Resuscitation 6.2 2. Risk factors for amputation 6.3 3. Amputation technique 6.4 4. Hards signs of vascular injury 6.5
MECHANISMS OF MEMORY Memory Memory is learning that has persisted over time, information that has been stored and can be retrieved. Research on memory’s extremes has helped us understand how memory works. Memory is the persistence of learning over time. The Atkinson-Shiffrin classic three-stage memory model (encoding, storage, and
Lesson 2 The features of leadthrough of pathoanatomical research are in the case of death from illnesses of infectious pathology. Features of section dying from surgical or obstetric-gynaecological pathology. Features of section of dying child. Features of clinic-pathoanatomical analysis and organization of sections in pediatric practice PATHOLOGOANATOMIC BUREAU
MAIN MECHANISMS OF EXTERNAL BREATHING DISORDER HYPOXIA Main mechanisms of external breathing disorder The disorder of external breath arise for want of operation of the various factors of the external and internal environment, however all of them on the mechanism of development are united in
SUBARACHNOID HEAMORRHAGE The sudden onset of a severe headache in a patient should be regarded as subarachnoid haemorrhage until proven otherwise. Subarachnoid haemorrhage occurs when bleeding is primarily within the subarachnoid space rather than into the brain itself. It represents about 5–10% of all non-traumatic intracranial haemorrhage with an
THE CONTEMPORARY NURSING ROLES AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The health care system continues to undergo dramatic changes. Social and economic factors create a state of constant evolution. Professional nurses respond by creating innovative alternatives to traditional nursing practice to meet these new challenges. As nurses proactively define solutions to today’s
№1. Subject: Pharmacy: Science and Technology. Prescription and OTC Drugs. The mortar and pestle, one of the internationally recognized symbols to represent the pharmacy profession Typical American drug store with a soda fountain, about 1905 Drug store restoration ca. 1920 at Collingsworth County Museum and Art Center across from the
Form N – 3.04 SHEI “Ternopol State Medical University Horbachevsky MOH UKRAINE“ (Full name of university) Department of Human Anatomy “APPROVED” First Pro-rector Prof. Mysula IR “14” June 2013 Syllabus STUDY SUBJECTS Human Anatomy (Code and name of discipline) Training direction 1201 Medicine (Code and
