'Last meal' presentation slideshows

Diabetes Mellitus: Management Options

Diabetes Mellitus: Management Options. John E. Sutherland, M.D. University MD-PhD Educators January 2003. This module is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Aventis Pharmaceuticals Education Center. Criteria for the diagnosis of diabetes.

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PEDIATRIC ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT

PEDIATRIC ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT. An Overview. Objectives:. To present the course objective of PALS To briefly review BLS To give an overview of Rhythm Disturbances To review types of vascular access To know team dynamics in resuscitation To present the pediatric assessment overview.

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Elementary Science

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Sinbad and Genie

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Acutely Depressed Mental Status in Children

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Easter

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Leukocytes: A visual tour

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Pelvic fractures

Pelvic fractures. Francis Connon Royal Melbourne Hospital. Anatomy of the Pelvis. Who sustains pelvic fractures?. Case study 1. A 22 year old male is brought into the ED following a car crash on the Ring Road. He has significant bruising around his perineum and lower abdomen.

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The Purpose of Easter

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Phylum Rotifera

Phylum Rotifera. Anatomy. corona. mouth. last meal of Closterium. mastax. toes/spurs. Rotifer Anatomy. Feeding. Corona, Mastax and Jaws. Loricate types. Keratella , a loricate rotifer. Sessile types. Planktonic types. Filinia. Asplanchna. Synchaeta. Testudinella.

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Mummies

Mummies. What are they really ?. What do we know about mummies?. Mummy Facts. When a body is mummified, it is preserved so that the bacteria and fungi cannot grow. Mummies still have some of their soft tissue. Mummies last for so long, that we still have mummies today from ancient Egypt!.

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Moon Jellyfish

Moon Jellyfish. by: Eli, Lana and Eliana. What does this animal look like?. The moon jellyfish has a saucer that is at the top part of the body. There are 4 horseshoe - shaped structures near the center of the saucer that are yellow, pink or bluish in adults. The saucer is 16 inches wide.

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Hunger Motivation

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KEY AND ACADEMIC WORDS

Longman Cornerstone. KEY AND ACADEMIC WORDS. U2-R2. Unit 2 - Reading 2. Key Words. 1. dinner : ( noun ) The last meal of the day eaten in the evening . Example: We usually have dinner at 8:00 p.m. breakfast. lunch. DINNER. Unit 2 - Reading 2.

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Buggy Evidence

Daily CSI. Buggy Evidence. Crime 360 Forensic Entomology . T. Trimpe 2008 http://sciencespot.net/. Watch the video and then answer the questions. 1. What does a forensic entomologist study? A. Worms B. Insects C. Spiders 2. Fill in the missing information in this statement:

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Establishing TOD

Establishing TOD. Stomach Contents. Stomach and Intestinal Contents. It takes 4 to 6 hours for stomach to empty its contents into the small intestine and another 12 hours for the food to leave the small intestine.

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