'External ear canal' presentation slideshows

Unit 102.2

Unit 102.2. Vital Signs Characteristics and Norms. Objectives. Describe the basic body functions that produce each vital sign. Describe normal and abnormal characteristics, normal measures, methods and sites for measuring. Discuss related terminology. Vital Signs.

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The Challenged Patient

The Challenged Patient. Ray Taylor Valencia Community College Department of Emergency Medical Services. Topics . Physical Challenges Developmental Disabilities Pathological Challenges Other Challenges. Challenged Patients Hearing Visual Speech Obesity

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INTRODUCTION TO DERMATOLOGY

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? ? ( ? ). ?????????? ??. Medications ( four). Topical Medications Topical medications are those that are applied locally to the skin or to mucous membranes in areas such as the eye, external ear canal, nose, vagina, and rectum.

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Assessing Clients with Skin Disorders

Assessing Clients with Skin Disorders. Chapter 44. Integumentary System. Functions 1. Protects body from injury 2. Provides a barrier to loss of fluids 3. Sensory - touch, pressure,pain, and temperature 4. Regulates body temperature via sweat glands

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Cardiovascular System

Cardiovascular System. Circulatory System Transport system Food and oxygen to cells Waste and carbon dioxide away from cells. Circulatory System. Heart Blood vessels Arteries- Veins- Capillaries Blood Red blood cells White Blood cells Platelets. The heart. Cardiac Cycle.

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Integument System Chapter 6

Integument System Chapter 6. Our largest external organ!!. Skin? . The Integumentary system is a remarkable structure that is fundamentally integrated with the other organ systems. It is the largest human organ system .

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The Integumentary System

The Integumentary System. Functions of the skin and subcutaneous tissue epidermis and dermis hypodermis thick and thin skin skin color skin markings Hair and nails Cutaneous glands Skin disorders. Overview. Largest organ (15% of body weight) Epidermis

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CRANIAL NERVES - LECTURE B

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Otitis & pharyngitis in children

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Hi Class, we’re almost done!

Hi Class, we’re almost done!. Some advice for these slides: The mid-sagittal brain is here so we have the same structures covered in lecture and lab. For cranial nerves, know its name, number (roman), whether it is sensory (S) or motor (M) in function (or both), and its basic innervation areas.

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Hearing: The Auditory System

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CSD 3103 anatomy of speech and hearing mechanisms Hearing mechanisms Fall 2008

CSD 3103 anatomy of speech and hearing mechanisms Hearing mechanisms Fall 2008. The Outer Ear. The outer ear. Cross section of the external ear. Major structures of The outer ear. Pinna or auricle External auditory meatus or external ear canal Tympanic membrane or eardrum. The pinna.

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DISEASES OF EXTERNAL EAR

DISEASES OF EXTERNAL EAR. Dr.Sudeep K.C. DISEASES OF THE PINNA. A)Congenital disorders B)Trauma to the auricle C)Inflammatory disorders. A)Congenital Disorders. 1) Bat Ear(lop ear): Abnormally protuding ear with poorly developed antihelix.

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Feline Nasopharyngeal Polyps

Feline Nasopharyngeal Polyps. Erica Fields, DVM Nov. 16, 2009 Acc # 124825. Maddie. MRN 152368 6 year old FS DSH Purulent left ear discharge for 2 mos Fleshy pink mass visible in external ear canal. CT images. CT images. Differential Diagnoses. Inflam. polyp

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stapedectomy

stapedectomy. Kelsey Carter. Anatomy. Ear Stapes Tympanic membrane Ossicles Incus concha. pathophysiology. Stapedectomy is the surgical intervention of choice for patients with otosclerosis . Otosclerosis : Bony over growth of the stapes

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Otoacoustic Emissions

Otoacoustic Emissions. Low-level sounds produced by the cochlea and recordable in the external ear canal. Spontaneous Click-evoked Distortion Product Stimulus Frequency. History. First described by Kemp (1977 & 1978), But predicted by Gold (1948!)

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Otoacoustic Emissions

Otoacoustic Emissions. Low-level sounds produced by the cochlea and recordable in the external ear canal. Spontaneous Click-evoked Distortion Product Stimulus Frequency. History. First described by Kemp (1977 & 1978), But predicted by Gold (1948!)

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Accessory Organs of the Skin

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External Ventricular Drain

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