Category: Medicine

Infectious diseases with the dominant involvement of skin: erysipelas, felinosis (cat-scratch fever). Erysipelas suis (erysipeloid). Rat-bite fever (sodoku). TORCH-infections. Toxoplasmosis. Hospital (-acquired) or nosocomial infections. http://intranet.tdmu.edu.ua/data/books/And-INF.pdf TORCH Syndrome (Chronic Congenital Infection Syndrome) TORCH syndrome has come to be a widely used preliminary diagnosis to describe a newborn infant who has

METHODICAL INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS OF THE 6 COURSE FOREIGN STUDENTS’ FACULTY Module 3. Current practice in internal medicine Content module 4. “Management of the patients with disorders of respiratory system”  LESSON  № 1 (PRACTICAL – 6 HOURS)   Theme 14: Management of the patients with chronic cough. Management of the patients with syndrome of bronchial obstruction.

METHODOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION FOR 2nd COURSE-STUDENTS of MEDICAL FACULTY   Lesson 1 (6 hours)   Themes: I. Working regime of microbiological laboratory. Stains and simple techniques of staining. The main methods of microscopic examination. ii. Bacteria classification. General characterictics of procaryotic cells. Gram  method.   Aim: To familiarize with design, equipment

Alcohols. All alcohols, а principle, can be divided into two broad categories i.е. aliphatic alcohols und aromatic alcohols. 1. Aliphatic alcohols. Alcohols in which the hydraryl group is linked an aliphatic carbon chain are called aliphatic alcohols. For example,                          Methyl alcohol     Ethyl alcohol    Isopropyl alcohol Methanol                 Ethanol               2-Propanol

Nerve Tissue   Nervous system is the most complex system in the human body and is formed by a network of more than 100 millioerve cells (neurons), assisted by much numerous glial cells. Each neuron has a thousand interconnections with other neurons, forming a very complex system for communication. Neurons

RADIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF THE URINARY TRACT THE URINARY TRACT INVESTIGATION The following radiological and imaging methods are available for the investigation of the urinary tract: 1.      Simple radiology 2.      Intravenous urography 3.      Retrograde pyelography 4.      Antegrade pyelography 5.      Renal angiography 6.      Cystography, cystourethrography and dynamic bladder studies 7.      Urethrography 8.     

Management of Patients With Dermatologic Problems Nursing care for patients with dermatologic problems includes administering topical and systemic medications, managing wet dressings and other special dressings, and providing therapeutic baths. The four major objectives of therapy are to prevent additional damage, prevent secondary infection, reverse the inflammatory process, and relieve

Organization of emergency and urgent care in Ukraine. Initial activities of medical staff of patients emergency condition. Procedure for emergency  aid to survivors and  patients in the prehospital phase. The primary and secondary examination.   Order of grant of the first medical aid injured and patient with the prehospital stage.

Lesson 5           Renal & ureteric neoplasms                                                                  Epidemiology of renal neoplasms A classification of kidney tumours is quite a difficult task. A simply classification has been done by Barbaric (1994). This classification was based on pathology (malignant, benign, or inflammatory tumours). Benign renal tumours Benign renal tumours

Inquiry and general examination of a patient of pulmonological  profile   Inquiry. Complaints. The main complaints typical for the respiratory system are dyspnoea, cough, bloody expectorations, and pain in the chest. Fever, asthenia, indisposition and loss of appetite are not infrequent. Dyspnoea in its manifestation can be subjective, objective, or subjective