1.Temporal bone 2.maxilla. palatine bone 3.nasal, lacrimal, zygomatic bone, inferior nasal concha, vomer, mandible, hyoid bone Lesson # 3 Theme 1. Temporal bone. The Temporal Bone (Os Temporale) is situated at the sides and base of the skull. Each consists of the squama, the petrous (pyramid) with mastoid process
Legislative bases AND nSTRUCTURE of FORENSIC medicAl examination in Ukraine . FORENSIC AUTOPSY This chapter introduces the field of nexpertise in which the law and medical science interface: legal medicine. Enormous nopportunities exist in this relatively little known but burgeoning scientific narea. However, the sacrifices necessary to become an expert
Clinical and laboratory stages of production whole ncasted crown. Errors and complications in prosthetic by artificial crowns. Background A ndental crown is a cap-like restoration used to cover a damaged tooth. Crowns ncan give support to misshapen or badly broken teeth and permanently replace nmissing teeth to complete a
Practice nursing care for Clients with Stomach Disorders Objectives After studying this chapter, you should be able to: · Compare etiologies and assessment findings of acute and chronic gastritis. · Describe the key components of collaborative management for clients with gastritis. · Compare and contrast assessment findings associated with gastric
Subject and task of psychiatry and narcology, history of development. Organization of help a patient with psychical violations. Features of structure of psychiatric clinic and dispensary. Principles of examination of mentally ill patients. Methods of psychiatric research. Psychonosology, concept of psychopathology symptom. Syndrome and disease, registers of psychical disorders. General
Arthritis and arthrosis of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ): classification, clinical course, diagnosis, treatment, complications and prevention. TMJ syndrome pain. Surgical TMJ arthroscopy. Tummy aches and its components. TMJ Anatomy The temporomandibular joint, or TMJ, is the articulation between the condyle of the mandible and the squamous portion of
Abdomen: Anatomy and Physiology 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 · Identify actual/potential health problems stated as nursing ·
