'Aorta' presentation slideshows

Introduction to ICD-10 PCS

Introduction to ICD-10 PCS . Presented by: Therese Campbell, CCS Stephanie Carlisto, RHIT, CCS AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainers. ICD-10-PCS History, Structure and Organization History of ICD-10-PCS and General Structure. Introduction

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CHEST TRAUMA

CHEST TRAUMA. Victor Politi,M.D., FACP Medical Director, SVCMC Physician Assistant Program. Statistics. Each year there are nearly 150,000 accidental deaths in the United States 25% of these deaths are a direct result of thoracic trauma

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What is 3D ?

v. V. u. w. What is 3D ?. 3D velocity measurement. 3D volume of interest. 3D + Time ? 4D. 3D Doppler Ultrasound. 3D region, but only one velocity component. MRI @ 1,5T. 2D MRI Phase Contrast. Vector display of MRI phase contrast data. Early diastole. Systole. v. V. u. w.

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Chapter 43

Chapter 43. Anatomy of the Urinary System. Functions of the kidney. Excretory Keeps the electrolyte balance Keeps the acid-base balance Keeps the water balance. Gross anatomy . Kidney The right kidney is in a lower position than the left.

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Anterior abdominal wall

Anterior abdominal wall. THE ABDOMINOPELVIC CAVITY. largest effectively continuous visceral cavity of the body. provide multiple vital functions support and protection of the digestive and urinary tracts and internal reproductive organs and their associated neurovascular supplies.

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The Heart Cardiovascular System - 3

The Heart Cardiovascular System - 3. for student copy. Position of the Heart. human heart is about the size of a fist lies in the thoracic cavity w/in the mediastinum (area from sternum to vertebrae, between the lungs) tilted @ angle so its inferior surface lies against the diaphragm.

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Basic Echocardiography

Basic Echocardiography. Wendy Blount, DVM Nacogdoches TX. Echo Technique - Anatomy. Tricuspid valve Septal leaflet Parietal leaflet Pulmonic Valve Right cusp Left cusp Intermediate cusp. Mitral valve Leaflets are less distinct Aortic Valve Right cusp Left cusp Septal cusp.

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RED ALERT! The Circulatory System and the Blood

RED ALERT! The Circulatory System and the Blood. Blood. Blood is a heterogeneous mixture. It is a COLLOID , and has four main components Red corpuscles (red blood cells) White corpuscles (white blood cells) Plasma (fluid) Platelets. Red Blood Cells.

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CARDIO-VASCULAR SYSTEM

CARDIO-VASCULAR SYSTEM. Principles Structures Two circuits Pulmonary Systemic Fetal Circulation Heart Details Other details. What Does C-V System do?. Circulate blood throughout entire body for Transport of oxygen to cells Transport of CO2 away from cells

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The Pancreas

The Pancreas.

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The Thoracic Cavity

The Thoracic Cavity. Boundaries of and Structures Within. Body Cavities. Remove frame. Dorsal body cavity Ventral body cavity Thoracic 2 Pleural Mediastinum Divided by Diaphragm Abdominopelvic Abdominal Pelvic. www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Body_cavity.

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Thyroid, Parathyroid and Suprarenal Glands

Thyroid, Parathyroid and Suprarenal Glands. Dr Rania Gabr. OBJECTIVES. By the end of the lecture, the student should be able to: Describe the shape, position, relations and structure of the thyroid gland. List the blood supply & lymphatic drainage of the thyroid gland.

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Figure 18.1a

Midsternal line. 2nd rib. Sternum. Diaphragm. Point of maximal intensity (PMI). (a). Figure 18.1a. Aorta. Superior vena cava. Parietal pleura (cut). Pulmonary trunk. Left lung. Pericardium (cut). Apex of heart. Diaphragm. (c). Figure 18.1c. Pulmonary trunk.

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Thorax

Thorax. The Muscles of the Thorax: - consist of muscles w/ varying characteristics: a. connect adjoining ribs ( intercostales - externi , interni & intimi ) b. span several ribs ( subcostales ) c. connect ribs to sternum ( transversus thoracis )

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The structure of the heart

The structure of the heart. Click to continue. The structure of the heart. Click on the different regions of the heart. Right Atrium. Blood is brought back to the heart via the veins, where it arrives at the right atrium. Click anywhere on the page to continue. Right Ventricle.

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Diaphragm

Diaphragm. Objectives Discuss the origin and insertion of diaphragm. Enlist the openings (with their contents) in the diaphragm. Give the motor and sensory nerve supply of the diaphragm. Diaphragm

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Pop Quiz!

Pop Quiz!. Have your clicker ready. Get out a piece of paper, too, in case of technological hiccups. Are you here today?. Yes. Is it summer yet?. Alas, no. 1. Arteries are thick-walled because:. They carry blood at high pressure. They must allow for gas exchange.

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Cat Dissection Superior Arteries and Veins

Cat Dissection Superior Arteries and Veins. Student Guide. Left external jugular vein . Left internal jugular vein . Left subscapular vein . Left brachiocephalic vein Inominate . Left brachial vein . Right brachiocephalic vein Inominate. Left axillary vein . Internal mammary vein .

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Use the following terms to label external heart anatomy

Use the following terms to label external heart anatomy. Coronary arteries Vena cava Aorta Pulmonary artery Pulmonary vein Base Apex Coronary sulcus. Use the following terms to label internal heart anatomy. Left atrium Left ventricle Right atrium Right ventricle Chordae tendinae

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