'Jugular veins' diaporamas de présentation

Heart/Neck Vessels & Peripheral Vascular/Lymphatics

Heart/Neck Vessels & Peripheral Vascular/Lymphatics. Anatomy Review. 4 chambers Right/left atrium Right/left ventricle 4 valves Tricuspid Mitral Pulmonic Aortic. Anatomy and Physiology. Cardiac output (L/min) determined by: Heart rate (beats/min) Stroke volume (L/beat) CO = SV x HR.

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Heart/Neck Vessels & Peripheral Vascular/Lymphatics

Heart/Neck Vessels & Peripheral Vascular/Lymphatics. Anatomy Review. 4 chambers Right/left atrium Right/left ventricle 4 valves Tricuspid Mitral Pulmonic Aortic. Anatomy and Physiology. Cardiac output (L/min) determined by: Heart rate (beats/min) Stroke volume (L/beat) CO = SV x HR.

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Valvular Heart Disease

Valvular Heart Disease. Dr. Randa Al-Harizy Prof. of Internal Medicine. Tricuspid Valve. Valvular Heart Disease. MITRAL STENOSIS Almost all mitral stenosis is due to rheumatic heart disease. It is much more common in women.

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Diagnostic Approach To Jaundice

Diagnostic Approach To Jaundice. By Dr. Mohamed M. Mohy Eldin Awad Professor of Internal Medicine Suez Canal University. Bilirubin Metabolism Bilirubin ? breakdown of mature RBCs in the RES. 15% of bilirubin comes from the catabolism of other haem-containing proteins, such as myoglobin.

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Neck Viscera & clinical correlations of neck anatomy

MEDS 531 spring 2008 J.G. Seegmiller. Neck Viscera & clinical correlations of neck anatomy. Location. Viscera are located deep to the investing layer of cervical fascia & muscular triangle. NECK VISCERA FROM A CORONAL SECTION. POSTERIOR. Pretracheal fascia surrounds the neck viscera.

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PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT

Prepared by: Suhaib sawafta Salah khalilia Muhammad Nabeel Muhammad Bani Oudi Maha Alyosuf Introduced to: Miss Shurouq Qadous . PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT. A head-to-toe physical examination should follow the health history and a complete review of systems.

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Patient and Assessment

Patient and Assessment. By Ethan, Steve and Dave. Airway with C-Spine Control. takes or directs manual inline immobilization of the head This is done to prevent any injury to the neck opens and assesses airway This is done to make sure airway is clear of any foreign abject. Inserts adjunct

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