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Cardiovascular System I

Cardiovascular System I. Objectives. Present the clinical features and emergency management of cardiovascular disorders, including: Recognize congenital and acquired heart disease. Outline management of ductal dependent lesions. Identify patients with myocarditis.

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General Embryology 3

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Special Resuscitation Situations

Special Resuscitation Situations. Presented by : Abdulgadir F. Bugdadi. SPECIAL RESUSCITATION SITUATIONS. Objectives. To understand the unique considerations involved in the common special resuscitation situations. 2. To be able to modify resuscitation efforts for special situations.

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Animal Gestation

Animal Gestation. Review these Terms: Embryo Fetus Gestation Parturition Open Bred Settled Springer. We will define these together: Placenta Amniotic Sac Amniotic fluid Chorion Amnion Umbilical Cord Cotyledon Caruncle placentome. Gestation in Animals.

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Neonatal & Pediatric Blood Gases

Neonatal & Pediatric Blood Gases. JOHN J ANCY, MA, RRT SENIOR CLINICAL CONSULTANT. Neonatal & Pediatric Blood Gases. Understanding neonatal & pediatric BGs Fetal/placental circulation Changes at birth Common neonatal cardiopulmonary misfires Cord, capillary, neonatal BGs Pediatric BGs.

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PRESENTATION BY

Dr. Rajiv Mahendru. PRESENTATION BY. Prof and Head Deptt of Obs and Gynae BPS GMC(W) Khanpur Kalan(Sonepat). METHOTREXATE. A viable option for fertility preservation in placenta accreta. DEscribed as an abnormally firm attachment of the placenta to the uterine wall.

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Case

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THE PASSIVE VOICE

THE PASSIVE VOICE. Table of contents. 1 What is the passive voice? 2. The passive endings 3. First conjugation 4. Second conjugation 5. Third conjugation 6. Fourth conjugation. In the active voice, the subject PERFORMS THE ACTION of the verb. Mures placentam portant.

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Chapter 26

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Chapter 26

Chapter 26. Obstetrics and Gynecology. Obstetrics. Care of mother and fetus during pregnancy 40-week pregnancy Puerperium—6 weeks following delivery. Obstetrics and the TPMS. Obstetrics. Initial prenatal visit Prevention of diseases and complications Thorough history and physical

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Medical Terminology I Pregnancy. Diseases and Conditions of Pregnancy. pre-eclampsia once called toxemia a pregnancy disease in which symptoms are hypertension protein in the urine Swelling of the hands and face occurring after the 20th week of pregnancy

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OBSTETRIC HEMORRHAGES

OBSTETRIC HEMORRHAGES. ANTEPARTUM HAEMORRHAGE (APH) Definition Bleeding from the genital tract after 24 weeks and before delivery Classification: * Placental Abruption * Placenta Praevia * Incidental APH Placental Abruption: Definition: separation of a normal situated placenta

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Stem Cell Therapies

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PLACENTA PRAEVIA

PLACENTA PRAEVIA. Associate Professor Iolanda Elena Blidaru Md, PhD. PLACENTA PRAEVIA. Definition P lacenta praevia = placental insertion over or very near the internal os of the cervix (in the lower uterine segment including the zone of effacement and dilatation).

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Cucumis Sativus L.

Cucumis Sativus L. Nick Lorenz May 1, 2006. Phylogeny. Interesting Facts. Cucumbers originated in India where they have been cultivated for 3000 years. Introduced to the New World by Columbus. Pollinated by bees

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Chapter 3: Prenatal Development and Birth

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pregnancy project

pregnancy project. By: Chris Flannery. All about pregnancy. Pregnancy project. Conception The stages of labor Trimesters 1 2 3 Types of birth Parental care Additional information. conception. Conception- is is when the sperm cell meets the egg cell forming a cell called a zygote.

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Placenta : Types

Placenta : Types. Definition : Placenta is an organ that serves as the interface between fetal and maternal circulations and has endocrine ,immune, nutritive and respiratory functions. Placenta types : Classification Based on Placental Shape and Contact Points:

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Child Development

Child Development. Revision questions. Child Development. Can you name 3 sexually transmitted infections? What are the signs of pregnancy? How long does a pregnancy last? What is Nature/Nurture? What does the Placenta do for the baby? Ten minutes on each SET of questions.

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Figure 2 Morphologic and immunophenotypic findings in placenta

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