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Lecture #17

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C:\Users\Dr Alok Tripathi\Pictures\h_granulocytesPathway.gif

C:UsersDr Alok TripathiPicturesh_granulocytesPathway.gif. Diagrammatic Presentation . INCREASED. ECLIPASED. Permit. Functional mechanism is another mechanism resulting vascular permeability . Extravasation.

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All things ECG

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Why Study Bones?

Why Study Bones?. They constitute the evidence for the study of fossil man. They are the basis of racial classification in prehistory. They are the means of biological comparison of prehistoric peoples with the present living descendents.

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Some Interesting EKGs

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Biotechnology

Biotechnology. To accompany Georgia Middle School Lessons on Biotechnology Written by: Christina M. Spears Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office July 2003. Objectives. Define Biotechnology Compare and contrast biotechnology and genetic engineering

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Anatomy and Physiology Defined

Anatomy and Physiology Defined. Levels of Organization. Atoms/Chemicals ?Cells?Tissue?Organ?Organ Systems?Organism. Anatomy and Physiology. Ecology. Organism?__________?_____________?Ecosystem. Nerve Cell. Atoms to Cells. Protons & Neutrons. Ameoba. Animal Cell. Muscle Cell. Plant Cell.

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Biology 188 General Biology II March 31, 2003 Obtaining & Processing Nutrients & Relation of Animal Body Evolut

Biology 188 General Biology II March 31, 2003 Obtaining & Processing Nutrients & Relation of Animal Body Evolution to Digestion Kenneth L. Campbell Professor of Biology University of Massachusetts at Boston.

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Cerebellum and Basal Ganglia

Cerebellum and Basal Ganglia. David Roman Renner, MD Suzanne Stensaas, PhD 2009 Kenya Curriculum. BG. CBLM. Courtesy of Stephen C. Voron, MD. BG. CBLM. Courtesy of Stephen C. Voron, MD. pyramidal cell in the motor homunculus of the frontal lobe. BG. CBLM.

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922-5

922-5. Downbeat Nystagmus. Idiopathic Downbeat Nystagmus (DBN). No nystagmus in primary gaze Large amplitude slow DBN on gaze right and left Full upgaze, no nystagmus Full downgaze with small amplitude DBN Normal Convergence accentuating DBN. Downbeat Nystagmus.

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Chiari-1 Malformation

Chiari-1 Malformation. Shirley H. Wray, M.D., Ph.D. Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School Director, Unit for Neurovisual Disorders Massachusetts General Hospital. Chiari-I Malformation.

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162-7

162-7. Congenital Horizontal Gaze Palsy, Progressive Scoliosis. Brain MRI in a 13 year old girl with HGPPS revealed:

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Vision

Vision . Sense organs: eye Receptor cell: photoreceptor Receptor signal transduction mechanism: activated opsin membrane receptor (transducin G-protein) activates cGMP path to hyperpolarization in light

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Alcoholic Cerebellar Degeneration

907-1. Alcoholic Cerebellar Degeneration. Clinical Syndrome. The clinical syndrome of alcoholic cerebellar degeneration is remarkably stereotyped. The usual presentation, as in this patient, is a progressive unsteadiness in walking evolving over months and years. Clinical Syndrome.

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Lid Lag

4-3. Lid Lag. Lid Lag. Von Graefe Sign Persistent elevation of the upper lid on downgaze . Classical Signs: TAO. A prominent stare. Retraction of all four eyelids Bilateral exophthalmos Hertel exophthalmometer 25 OD, 28 OS, base 108. Tight orbits/reduced orbital resilience

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Phlebotomy- the collection of blood

Phlebotomy- the collection of blood. In CA must be certified. ROP, various private schools offer phlebotomy certification. Starting salary 12-18$/hr In the laboratory, easiest place to get hired, easiest place to get fired. http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/PHLEB/PHLEB.html

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Staining: Differential Stains

Staining: Differential Stains. Gram stain. Acid-fast stain. Gram positive. Gram negative. Outer membrane. Peptidoglycan. Plasma membrane. Gram negative. Gram positive. Gram Stain. before staining primary stain, mordant decolorizer counterstain. ?. Known Gram +. Known Gram -.

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Brain MRI in Multiple Sclerosis

Brain MRI in Multiple Sclerosis. Anne G. Osborn, M.D. Professor of Radiology University of Utah School of Medicine. Figure 2 MRI Axial FLAIR scan showing white matter foci of increased signal intensity surrounding cavitating areas characteristic of long-standing MS .

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