'Central vein' presentation slideshows

Name

Name. Name. Name. Name. Tooth. Enamel. Dentin. Pulp. Name. Name. Tongue. Taste bud. Name. Name. Name. Name. Tongue. Longitudinal section of skeletal muscle. Cross section of skeletal muscle. Salivary glands. Name. Name. Sublingual Salivary gland.

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Lecture DIGESTIVE SYSTEM part 2

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Central Venous Lines and Thoracic Drainage

Central Venous Lines and Thoracic Drainage. Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery UWI Mona. Central Venous Lines: Why?. To monitor / ascertain hydration status To administer fluids / nutrition To administer medications To gain access to the right side of the heart and pulmonary arterial tree.

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Chapter 14 Digestive gland

Chapter 14 Digestive gland. ---small gland: fundis gland, small intestinal gland ---large gland: salivary gland, pancreas, liver. 1. Salivary gland. 1) General structure of exocrine gland ---Capsule: CT, which separate the parenchyma into lobules ---lobule:. ? acinus:

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Hemodynamic disorders p.1

Hemodynamic disorders p.1. SYLLABUS: RBP( Robbins Basic Pathology ) Chapter : Hemodynamic disorders , Thrombosis and Shock - Edema - Hemorrhage - Hyperemia and congestion. Hemodynamic disorders p.1. Microscopic specimens 14 Pulmonary edema

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Histology

Histology. Histopathology, the microscopic study of diseased tissue, is an important tool in anatomical pathology, since accurate diagnosis of many diseases usually requires histopathological examination of samples. Samples fix in 10% NBF. 48hrs -72 hrs -days. Histology Processing.

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Healthy Mucosa and Peptic Ulcer

Healthy Mucosa and Peptic Ulcer. Regulation of Gastric Secretion. Regulation of Gastric Function (Phases 1-2). Cephalic phase sight, smell, taste or thought of food vagus nerve stimulates gastric secretion and motility Gastric phase activated by presence of food or semidigested protein

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The General Plan

The General Plan. a) Epithelium. b) Lamina Propria. a) Circular Muscle. a) Longitudinal Muscle. c) Muscularis Mucosae. MU = tunica muscularis externa S = tunica serosa. MA = tunica mucosa SU = tela submucosa. Esophagus. tunica mucosa . tela submucosa . tunica

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MLAB 2401: Clinical Chemistry Keri Brophy-Martinez

MLAB 2401: Clinical Chemistry Keri Brophy-Martinez. Liver Anatomy and Physiology. Where is the Liver?. Upper right quadrant, beneath the diaphragm Largest internal organ Weighs ~ 1500 grams. Anatomy of the Liver. Consists of 2 lobes divided by falciform ligament

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Central Vein in the Clinic Next Steps

Central Vein in the Clinic Next Steps. Daniel Ontaneda MD MSc Cleveland Clinic Mellen Center for Multiple Sclerosis. Disclosures.

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Fish Heath Management Lab 5: Histology (microanatomy)

Fish Heath Management Lab 5: Histology (microanatomy). Tarah Johnson March 2 nd , 2009. Objectives. Be able to microscopically identify cells and structures in the liver, kidney, and gills

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CRANIAL CAVITY

CRANIAL CAVITY. Anterior cranial fossa. Bones : Orbital plate of frontal bone, cribriform plate of ethmoid and lesser wing of sphenoid bone. Features : Frontal crest, foramen cecum, crista galli, anterior and posterior ethmoidal foramina and anterior clinoid process.

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Section of a liver in low magnification

Portal triad. Section of a liver in low magnification. CV= Central vein. CV. MZI Khan. Section of a liver. MZI Khan. Portal Triad. This section of a liver is showing many hepatic lobules centered around central vein. Interlobular connective tissue is not present here,

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Dicots (Dicotyledons)

Dicots (Dicotyledons). By Nicolle Rodriguez and Daniel Ospina. What Makes a Dicot. Dicotyledon, or dicots, are one of the two major classes of angiosperms.

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