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26 Aug 22

Inflammatory Bowel Disease

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INTRODUCTION- It is a blanket term used for different types of chronic inflammatory disorders of GIT (Gastro intestinal tract) which can be debilitating and can leads to life threatening complications. Researchers in current scenario believed that loss of tolerance against the indigenous enteric flora is the central point of IBD…

04 Aug 22

HEMOSTASIS

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Hemostasis is derived from two words. These are HEMO and STASIS. HEMO means BLOOD and STASIS means STANDING STILL. So Hemostasis is defined as the stopping of bleeding or the arrest of bleeding. WHAT ARE THE VARIOUS STAGES OF HEMOSTASIS?When there is an injury in the blood vessels , initiations…

28 Jul 22

Human Pelvis

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IntroductionThe pelvis is the lower part of the torso. It’s located between the abdomen and the legs. This area provides support for the intestines and also contains the bladder and reproductive organs The pelvic region of the trunk includes the bony pelvis, the pelvic cavity (the space enclosed by the…

27 Jul 22

Drug therapy in Children with PEM

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Malnourished children have high incidence of intercurrent infections causing frequent use of drugs.The nutritional status is known to alter the biological functions in children. It is essential to know about the pharmacokinetics of drugs for malnourished children in order to ensure the rational use of drugs. Due to frequent association…

22 Jul 22

EXAMINATION OF PREGNANT LADY

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Aims for performing obstetrical examination –• Access the general condition of the lady and the foetus• Detect the complications• Confirm the diagnosis• Access the severity of condition of woman• Evaluate expected date of delivery (EDD)• Recognize high risk pregnancies• Immunization against tetanus toxoid• Education regarding breast feeding• Counseling regarding contraceptive…

20 Jul 22

Signs Of Death

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Signs of Death The changes which occur after death are helpful in estimation of time of death. Immediate signsEarly signsLate signs Immediate Signs: the earliest signs of death Stoppage of function of nervous systemInsensibility and loss of both sensory and motor function.Loss of reflexes, no response and no tonicity of…

19 Jul 22

Medico Legal Importance of Death

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ABSTRACT Death particularly the death of humans-has commonly been considered a sad or unpleasant occasion due to the affection of the being that has died and the termination of social and familial bond with the deceased. Thanatology – is a branch of science that deals in death in all its…

17 Jul 22

FUNCTIONS OF PLASMA PROTEINS

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The different functions of plasma proteins are as follows:- ●ROLE IN COAGULATION OF BLOOD ●ROLE IN DEFENCE MECHANISM OF THE BODY ●ROLE IN MAINTAINING THE OSMOTIC PRESSURE IN THE BLOOD ●ROLE IN REGULATION OF ACID – BASE BALANCE ●ROLE IN VISCOSITY OF BLOOD ●ROLE IN ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE ●ROLE IN…

07 Jul 22

Xanthelasma

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INTRODUCTION–It is often confused with xanthoma but the basic difference is the location of the fatty lumps, so when it is present over the eyelids then it is known as XANTHELASMA and when it is found over hands, buttocks, joints, tendons, elbow, etc. anywhere else then it is known as…

26 Jun 22

Hiccups

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Introduction :- Hiccups or also spelled as hiccoughs are mostly benign and transient (3 to 4 at a time), but sometime it is excessive ( greater than 30 at a time ) Mostly the benign and transient type of hiccups are infrequent and mostly comes in evening time. But some…