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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Classification of Tissues. Tissues and tissue types. Tissues are: Group of cells similar in structure an function Tissues are organized into organs Histology = study of tissues The four tissue types are: Epithelial Connective Muscular Nervous. Functions of epithelium.

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ACUTE SURGICAL INFECTION

ACUTE SURGICAL INFECTION. Non-Specific Acute Infection Specific Acute Infection . Non-Specific Acute Infection. Postoperative Wound Infection Cellulitis Erysipelas

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Bone and joint infections

Bone and joint infections. I man Abu selmia . S amar Shaheen . Bone infections. I man Abu selmia . overview. Normally, bone and joint are sterile . Infection >>Rare. Significant >> disability ,death . Osteomyelitis. Osteomyelitis is infection in the bone. Infants,children,and adults.

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Tissue Types

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Human Health and Disease What is health?

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Tissues: The Living Fabric

Tissues: The Living Fabric. Anatomy & Physiology. Tissues covering support movement control. Tissues: groups of closely associated cells that are similar in structure and perform a common or related function . Histology study of tissues .

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Common Sports Injuries of the Knee & Shoulder

Common Sports Injuries of the Knee & Shoulder. James M. Farmer M.D. Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Surgery Lewis-Gale Physicians. Overview. Knee Injuries Meniscal Tear Articular Cartilage Tear ACL Tear Patellofemoral Pain Iliotibial Band Syndrome. Overview. Shoulder Injuries

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Tissues

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BONES OF THE UPPER LIMB

BONES OF THE UPPER LIMB . Dr. Khaleel Alyahya. Dr. Jamila El- Medany. OBJECTIVES. At the end of the lecture, students should be able to: List the different bones of the UL. List the characteristic features of each bone. Differentiate between the bones of the right and left sides.

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Chapter 10: Tissue Response to Injury

Chapter 10: Tissue Response to Injury. What is the difference between acute inflammation and chronic inflammation? Acute inflammation has a short onset and a short duration. Chronic inflammation has a long onset and a long duration. What are the five signs of inflammation? Redness Heat

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Myology, the study of muscles

Myology, the study of muscles. Three different types of muscle. Skeletal Move skeleton Striated Voluntary Cardiac Striated Involuntary Autorhythmicity Smooth Not striated Usually involuntary Some autorhythmicity. Major functions of muscle. Regulating movement

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joints

Anatomy & Physiology The Skeletal System- Part 4. joints. JOINTS. aka Articulations 2 Functions: Hold Bones Together Allows otherwise rigid skeleton to have some flexibility. Classification of Joints. Functionally Named according to how much movement allowed @ joint. Structurally

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Myology, the study of muscles

Myology, the study of muscles. Three different types of muscle. Skeletal Move skeleton Striated Voluntary Cardiac Striated Involuntary Autorhythmicity Smooth Not striated Usually involuntary Some autorhythmicity. Major functions of muscle. Regulating movement

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Guided Notes on Joints and Skeletal Development

Guided Notes on Joints and Skeletal Development. 1. Joints, also called articulations , have two functions. They are: to hold the bones together securely, and to give the skeleton mobility.

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Peroneal tendinopathy

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Histology

Histology. Study of tissues. Tissue is a group of cells with common origin and function. Matrix. Composition of Tissue:. 1. Cells 2. Fibers ( formed intercellular material) 3. Amorphous ground substance. Body Tissues. Four primary types Epithelium Connective tissue Nervous tissue

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The skeleton

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Dense Regular Tissue:

Dense Regular Tissue:. Fibers run parallel Predominately collagen fibers Cells are fibroblast Have poor blood supply Makes up tendons, ligaments, and aponeuroses (fascia) Slow to heal Resists tension in one direction. Dense regular connective tissue in tendon. Collagenous fibers.

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Complications of Fractures:

Complications of Fractures:. 1-General complications: shock..etc 2-Local complications: Early Late. General complications. Shock; hemorrhagic, neurogenic or septic

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