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The Integumentary System

The Integumentary System. The skin is considered to be: A membrane because it covers the body An organ because it contains several kinds of tissues A system because it has organs and other parts that work together for a specific function.

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BLOOD

BLOOD. Blood. fluid connective tissue contains specialized cells- formed elements suspended in matrix- plasma containing-collagen & elastic fibers protein fibers are in solution-visible during clotting process. Functions.

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Center of Gravity

Center of Gravity. Hamilton & Luttgens Chapter 14. Objectives. 1. Define center of gravity, and explain the basis for its location in the human body 2. Estimate the location of the center of gravity of individuals in any position

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Biliary Imaging

Biliary Imaging. Radiographic examination of the biliary system involves studying the manufacture, transport, and storage of bile. Bile is manufactured by the liver, transported by various ducts, and stored in the gallbladder. .

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Part 3. In this section, we will cover the specifics of PROKARYOTES or PROKARYOTIC CELLS. Two Basic Types of Cells page 173. With the development of better microscope, scientists observed that all cells contain small, specialized structures called ORGANELLES.

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Chapter 17a Circulation Characteristics of Blood RBC and Erythropoiesis

Chapter 17a Circulation Characteristics of Blood RBC and Erythropoiesis. Overview of Vessels. Veins: vessels that move TOWARD the heart. Arteries: blood vessels that move AWAY from the heart. Capillaries: Small vessels created by repeated branching of arteries and veins

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Foot and Ankle

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Blood splatter analysis

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DERMATOLOGY

DERMATOLOGY. Dr.Pawana Kayastha. FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY,& PHYSIOLOGY OF SKIN. INTEGUMENT : skin( epidermis,dermis ) and associated appendages (sweat glands,sebaceous glands,hairs,nails ). Largest organ in the body.abt. 16% of total body weight. EPIDERMIS : Outermost layer of the integument

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NUTRITION

NUTRITION. What Is Nutrition. -Nutrient: A chemical substance in food that helps maintain the body. -Nutrition: The study of how your body uses the food that you eat. -Malnutrition: is the lack of the right proportions of nutrients over an extended period. What is a Nutrient.

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. Water and the Electrolytes. Water: The Internal Sea. Functions of water in the body Solvent Lubricator Transporter Regulates temp & pH (7.4). Distribution of Body Water. In adults, ~ 60% of total body weight Intracellular fluid: ~2/3 water inside cells

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BONES OF LOWER LIMB

BONES OF LOWER LIMB. ANATOMY DEPARTMENT DR.SANAA AL-SHAARAWY Dr. Saeed Vohra . OBJECTIVES. At the end of the lecture the students should be able to: Classify the bones of the three regions of the lower limb (thigh, leg and foot). Memorize the main features of the :

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Continuing Care

Continuing Care. Mary P. Martinasek, RRT Director of Clinical Education Hillsborough Community College. Homeostatic Thermoregulation. Defined as the maintenance of equality between: Heat dissipation and heat production Core body temp of 37 degrees C. Heat Production.

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Roles of Bacteria

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Management of Obesity and Dyslipidemia

Management of Obesity and Dyslipidemia. Presented by : Faisal Hassan Hussain. Contents: *health education . *Diet therapy . *Exercise . *Drug . *Surgery. *Health Education : 1-Clarify the diagnosis (primary or secondry ) 2-clarify the degree of Obesity by Using BMI .

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Differential Diagnosis 1 Weeks 5-6

Differential Diagnosis 1 Weeks 5-6. Lower Leg Swelling. Two forms of pressure: onconic (i.e. protein) and hydrostatic (i.e. gravity or obstruction) onconic - decrease in albumin due to decreased production (liver) or loss (kidney); differentiate with urinarlysis and/or liver enzymes

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Integumentary System

Ms. Bowman. Integumentary System. Covers the entire body Surface area of 1.2 to 2.2 square meters 9-11 lb Accounts for about 7% of total body weight in average adult Varies in thickness from 1.5 to 4.0 milimeters. The Skin. The skin. Characteristics Waterproof Stretchable

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Aves

Aves. Read 632-642 Hw 644 #1-21 Work on NR 5. Reminder. Aves are in the phylum Chordata (vertebrata) Aves is a CLASS. Aves. Examples: Gulls, penguins, albatross, parrots, doves, etc Are warm-blooded (endotherm/homeotherm) winged Lay eggs Bipedal (walks on 2 legs). Characteristics.

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Cervical Traction

Cervical Traction. Chapter 17. Cervical Traction. Tension must overcome weight of skull Approximately 8.1% of total body weight 14 pounds Tension: Supine and Seated Supine: Approximately 7% of body weight (10 lbs) Reclined: Approximately 20% of body weight (24 lbs) Treatment Time

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How well do you really know your brain?

How well do you really know your brain?. Pretest. How much does your brain weigh (adult)? 2. How much at birth? 3. Your brain accounts for what percentage of your total body weight?. 4. What is your brain mostly composed of? (composition) (not types of cells) .

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