'Congenital heart disease' presentation slideshows

Heart Failure

Heart Failure. Amanda Ryan, D.O. Cardiology Fellow February 14th, 2008. Learning Objectives. Following this presentation, the participant should be able to: 1. Recognize the magnitude of heart failure epidemic and its public health implications

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Basic Physical Assessment Head-to-toe assessment Major body systems assessment

Basic Physical Assessment Head-to-toe assessment Major body systems assessment. Purpose. Gather baseline data Supplement, confirm, or refute data in nursing hx Confirm and identify nursing diagnosis Make clinical judgments about changing status Evaluate the physiological outcomes of care.

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Cardiovascular Disease: an Overview

Cardiovascular Disease: an Overview. Jon W. Wahrenberger, MD March 10, 2007. The Good News. We are living longer than ever!. So Why Worry about Cardiovascular Disease?. Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer About 42% of all deaths Nationwide: 921,819 annually NH: 3468

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Rhythms That Go Bump in the Night

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BRONCHIOLITIS

BRONCHIOLITIS Cori Daines, MD Pediatric Pulmonology, Allergy and Immunology INTRODUCTION Common cause of illness in young children Common cause of hospitalization in young children Associated with chronic respiratory symptoms in adulthood

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Treatment of Hypertension in Pediatrics

Treatment of Hypertension in Pediatrics. Kelsey R. Green, Pharm.D. Pediatric Clinical Pharmacist LSU-HSC in Shreveport, LA. Objectives. Define hypertension in children Identify when blood pressure should be taken

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Clinical Cytogenetics: Disorders of the Autosomes

Clinical Cytogenetics: Disorders of the Autosomes. Autosomal Disorders. Only 3 well-defined non-mosaic chr disorders compatible with postnatal survival in which there is trisomy for an entire chr. (13,18,21)

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Non communicable disease

Non communicable disease. Outline:. Definition of communicable and non communicable disease Group of people at high risk to NCDs Statistic to NCDs in worldwide and in Jordan Four main type of NCDs role of community health nurse in prevention and control the NCDs Summary Conclusion

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M-M-R

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AAP Clinical Practice Guidelines Bronchiolitis

AAP Clinical Practice Guidelines Bronchiolitis. Dominic C. Sia, M.D. Bronchiolitis. characterized by acute inflammation edema and necrosis of epithelial cells lining small airways increased mucus production bronchospasm.

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Medical illness and injuries

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Aortic Dissection and Aneurysms

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CONTRACEPTION for GPs

CONTRACEPTION for GPs. Dr Lisa Jayne Adams November 2007. AGENDA. Non-hormonal contraception Hormonal contraception Cases. Contraceptive Efficacy. Pearl Index Effectiveness rates depend on age and motivation of user

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Anatomy/Health Science

Anatomy/Health Science. Mangala Iyengar 10/25/08 Science Olympiad Coaches Institute. The Event. Covers anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the skeletal and circulatory systems

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Respiratory Distress in Newborn

Respiratory Distress in Newborn. Leena Mane PGY 3 Resident Emory Family Medicine Rhea Mane Specialist. Question.

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Respiratory Symptoms

Respiratory Symptoms. Zhao Li, M.D. Common symptoms. Cough Expectoration Hemoptysis Chest pain Cyanosis Dyspnea. Cough ( a protective reflex ): causes. Respiratory diseases___ the most common causes Airway agents

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Infective endocarditis

Infective endocarditis. Diagnosis & treatment ESC 2009 guidelines. roadmap. Definitions , general information Clinical symptoms Diagnosis Duke criteria Blood cultures Echocardiography Treatment basics Complications Prophylaxis Summary. Definitions, general information.

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FEVER WITH RASH

FEVER WITH RASH. PROFESSOR/ SHAHENAZ M. HUSSIEN. MEASLES. Etiology : Specific RNA virus. Only one serotype is known (life long immunity after infection). Essentials of Diagnosis : -History of exposure 10-12 days previously.

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