'Gunshot wounds' presentation slideshows

Diseases of Digestive System

Diseases of Digestive System. Chapter 2. Oral Diseases: Periodontal Disease. Periodontal Disease is plaque-induced inflammation of gums Progressive Includes gingivitis, gingival hyperplasia, peridontitis with vertical bone destruction, and peridontitis with horizontal bone destruction

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24: Soft-Tissue Injuries

24: Soft-Tissue Injuries. Cognitive Objectives (1 of 6). 5-2.1 State the major functions of the skin. 5-2.2 List the layers of the skin. 5-2.3 Establish the relationship between body substance isolation (BSI) and soft-tissue injuries. 5-2.4 List the types of closed soft-tissue injuries.

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Penetrating Neck Injuries: Mandatory Exploration vs. Nonoperative Management

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Soft-Tissue Injuries

Soft-Tissue Injuries. & Burns. Anatomy of the Skin. Look up in text!. Function of the Skin. Protection Sensation Temperature control. Soft-Tissue Injuries. Closed injuries Open injuries Burns. Types of Wounds. Closed injuries. Contusion. Results from blunt force striking the body.

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Heterotropic Ossification

Heterotropic Ossification. Dr K.Raghuveer Adiga. Hetrotropic ossification was first described in 1692 by Patin in children with myositis ossificans progressiva Clearer description was provided by Reidel in 1883 Dejerine and Ceillier in 1918.

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Fred A. Luchette, MD Department of Surgery Stritch School of Medicine

Fred A. Luchette, MD Department of Surgery Stritch School of Medicine Loyola University Medical Center Trauma in the Geriatric Patient. Detroit Trauma Symposium, 2012. Objectives. Understand changing demographics of America and MOI in elderly

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TRAUMA Fractures, Dislocations & other injuries

TRAUMA Fractures, Dislocations & other injuries. By Barbara Peacock Cumberland County College 2009. Definition of trauma:. Injuries which are caused by external force or violence. They may range from minor to major, obvious to not apparent, single injury to multiple.

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Forensic Pathology

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Forensic Pathology

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We will not forget .

We will not forget . 9 11. HAS 4400 Torts. Chapter 6 Pozgar Text Dr. Burton. Tort. A civil wrong not based on the violation of a contract. Something was done incorrectly Something that should have been done was omitted. Three types: Intentional,Negligent, Strict liability.

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Domestic Homicides & Death Reviews: The Canadian Experience

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Self Study Module for the Child Protection Intake Process Part II: Analyzing a report

Self Study Module for the Child Protection Intake Process Part II: Analyzing a report. Developed by North Dakota Department of Human Services, Children and Family Services Division 2000. Instructions for Navigating Through the Presentation.

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Oral Surgery Intro

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Kent State Massacre.

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THOMAS GEORGE CLARIDGE 25/2962

THOMAS GEORGE CLARIDGE 25/2962 . Thomas Claridge was born on 19 th of November 1882. He lived with his family in Chapel Street in Papanui . He was one of 6 brothers.

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The Civil Rights Movement

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Snowy Owl

Snowy Owl. Nyctea Scandiaca. Where its name comes from. Greek word nycteus , meaning nocturnal, and the Latinized name for Scandinavia, where the first specimen was collected. also called the Arctic Owl or Great White Owl . . Where is its habitat.

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Source enquiry skills; Inference and portrayal

Source enquiry skills; Inference and portrayal. Aim: To be able to demonstrate that a source can often provide more information that is stated or shown. To be able to make inferences from sources. Inference.

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Physical Disability: Amputation

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