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Human Digestive System 2 EQ

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Pediatric GI

Pediatric GI. Sheila Gentry,MSN,RN. Development. Begins 3rd week of gestation Mouth to Anus Includes the liver, gallbladder and pancreas Mouth Esophagus Stomach Small intestines Large intestines Rectum. Function.

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Cell Project. by Linda Xie and Jessica Pipitone Biology 6th period. background from. picture from. Basic Organization of Cells. text from. The prokaryotic cell does not have a nucleus. The eukaryotic cell contains a nucleus. Basic Organization of Cells. text from.

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No. 6

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Management of Malignant Polyps

Management of Malignant Polyps. Santhat Nivatvongs, MD Colon and Rectal Surgery Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota U.S.A. Management of Malignant Polyps. I have no disclosure. Invasion into submucosa Early Ca T1NxMx. Malignant Polyps. Malignant Polyps Management.

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NY State AIDS Cancer Incidence (1981-1994)

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Unit 44

Unit 44. Gastrointestinal System. Objectives. Spell and define terms. Review the location and functions of the organs of the gastrointestinal system. List specific diagnostic tests associated with disorders of the gastrointestinal system. Objectives.

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Male and Female Reproductive Anatomy

Male and Female Reproductive Anatomy. Healthy Active Living. Male Reproductive System. Testes.

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Rectum The rectum is about 12 cm long & upper part breath 4 cm Present in pelvic cavity

Rectum The rectum is about 12 cm long & upper part breath 4 cm Present in pelvic cavity. Position & Extent begins opposite SV3 as continuation of sigmoid colon passes downwards, following curve of sacrum & coccyx Then extends downwards forward about 2-3 cm in front & below tip of coccyx

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Pelvis Lab

Pelvis Lab. Case 1. 36 year old woman with pelvic pain. What type of images are these (CT, MRI or plain films)? What plane are they in (axial, sagittal or coronal)? What type of imaging sequence is this, T1 or T2?

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Isaac Han (8) Koh Huai Ze (10) Liu Shuyang (14) Ng Wei Kai (16)

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Isaac Han (8) Koh Huai Ze (10) Liu Shuyang (14) Ng Wei Kai (16)

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Not All Turds are Created Equal

Not All Turds are Created Equal. Not All Turds are Created Equal. CC: Abdominal Pain HPI: 25 y old female.

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VERTEBRATE DISSECTION

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NUTRITION

NUTRITION. WHY DO WE NEED FOOD?. Growth & Repair Energy Health. There are 5 food groups: Dairy Meat, legumes and nuts Vegetables Fruits Grains *Additional: Fatty and sugary foods. The Food Pyramid. DAIRY : Provides us with Calcium Essential vitamins (A & B12) and Nutrients

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Know More About Rectal Prolapse and its Treatment

Rectal prolapse may develop for several reasons. For certain individuals, minor rectal prolapse occurs infrequently when they strain to have a bowel movement and may head off on its own.

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Prolapse Rectum Treatment

Rectal prolapse may develop for several reasons. For certain individuals, minor rectal prolapse occurs infrequently when they strain to have a bowel movement and may head off on its own. For more information visit at: http://www.prolapserectum.com

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The Digestive System

The Digestive System. Parts of the Digestive system. Mouth Oesophagus Stomach Small intestine Large intestine Rectum. The Mouth. In the mouth there is both mechanical and chemical digestion. The food is masticated by the teeth. The teeth cut, crush and grind the food

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RT-PCR: RBP-MS, RBPMS , T52 T53 (427 bp)

M = Marker 1 = Oesophagus 2 = Stomach 3 = Stomach Tumor 4 = Corpus 5 = Antrum 6 = Small Intestine 7 = Duodenum 8 = Large Intestine 9 = Large Intestine 10 = Coecum 11 = Coecum 12 = Colon 13 = Colon Tumor 14 = Rectum 15 = Rectum 16 = Cervix 17 = Endometrium 18 = Uterus

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Digestion Review

Digestion Review. MOUTH Mechanical and Chemical Digestion begin in the mouth Saliva is produced by the salivary glands and contains enzymes which help to speed up the process of digestion. This is the Chemical Part of digestion in the mouth.

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