'Cribiform plate' presentation slideshows

THE SKELETON

THE SKELETON. CHAPTER 7 9/30/2007. Introduction . A strong, yet light, internal support for the human body The skeleton is adapted for the protection, locomotor, and manipulative functions The upright stance increases the ability of the skeletal muscle to resist gravity. Introduction .

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SENSES AND EAR

SENSES AND EAR. SENSES. Three types of senses: 1. SOMATIC SENSES 2. PROPRIOCEPTORS 3. SPECIAL SENSES. SOMATIC SENSES. 1. SOMATIC SENSES : Light touch (being touched by a feather), heat, cold, vibration, pressure, pain .

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Brain Stem II

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Unit 4: Nervous System Lab 3: Cranial/Spinal Nerves & Lab 4, Part 1: Introduction to the Eye

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Chapter 7

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Cranial and Visceral Skeletons

Cranial and Visceral Skeletons. Chapter 9. The cranial skeleton. Three phylogenetic elements: A. Neurocranium (= chondrocranium) Covered in lab (notes on next few slides) Retained in cartilaginous fishes Embryonic cartilaginous braincase in other vertebrates

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Management of penetrating craniocerebral injuries from nail-gun use

Management of penetrating craniocerebral injuries from nail-gun use. S K Selvanathan 1 , T Goldschlager 2 , J McMillen 3 , S Campbell 3 . 1 Department of Surgery, Manchester Royal Infirmary, UK. 2 Royal Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, Australia.

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Neuro Review Quiz

Neuro Review Quiz. CSF findings in meningitis. Turbid. ?PMNs. ?lymphocytes. ?lymphocytes/ monocytes. Opalescent. Normal/?. Normal/?. Normal. Common causes of meningitis. N . meningitis. S . pneumoniae. Group B Strep. S. pneumoniae. GNRs. Enteroviruses. E. coli. N. meningitis.

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Which bone does not form a joint with another bone? What is a floating rib?

Write and answer the questions in your Composition book. Which bone does not form a joint with another bone? What is a floating rib? Discuss the clinical importance of the cribiform plate and the mastoid air cells. What are the primary and secondary curves of the spine?

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