'Internal organ' presentation slideshows

TISSUE: THE LIVING FABRIC

TISSUE: THE LIVING FABRIC. INTRODUCTION TO TISSUE. Tissues are groups of cells that are similar in structure and function (tissue=woven) There are four primary tissues types: Epithelial: covering Connective: support Nervous: control Muscular: movement Histology: study of tissues.

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Pain Management

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Jaundice and liver function tests

Jaundice and liver function tests. KVB. Normal Liver:. The liver is the largest internal organ,measuring on an average 1500 g. The liver has a dual blood supply: 2/3 rd by the portal circulation & 1/3 rd of blood arriving from the hepatic artery.

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Kami

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Ergonomics Awareness Education

Ergonomics Awareness Education. For employees in caution zone jobs. By the end of this presentation you will be able to:. Define ergonomics and its benefits Identify work activities that can lead to injury List examples of ergonomic principles that reduce risk of injury

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Ergonomics Awareness Education

Ergonomics Awareness Education. For employees in caution zone jobs. By the end of this presentation you will be able to:. Define ergonomics and its benefits Identify work activities that can lead to injury List examples of ergonomic principles that reduce risk of injury

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Body Tissues

Body Tissues. Overview. Human body starts with one cell Division makes millions of cells Each specialized for particular functions Some are so specialized, they can create hazards Ex. Heart cells Groups of similar cells that are similar in structure and function: tissues. Types of Tissues.

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Creation Myths

Creation Myths. Science for Public Understanding. Boshongo Creation Myth From central Africa.

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Organ Systems of Fish

Organ Systems of Fish. A quick overview of fish body systems. What is a System?. A system is a group of organs that work together and provide an organism with an advantage for survival. It is the most complex organizational level in an organism

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Hepatitis C Overview

Hepatitis C Overview. Introduction . Advocacy & Self-Advocacy through Education The information in this presentation is designed to help you understand and manage HCV and is not intended as medical advice. HCV medical care is a partnership between patients and their medical providers.

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How do cells form tissues?

How do cells form tissues?. Tissues. Using cell junctions. Tissues. Epithelial tissue Connective tissue Muscle tissue Nervous tissue . Epithelial Tissue. Closely packed cells in continuous sheets connected by many desmosomes & tight junctions Apical and Basal surfaces

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Automated Eye-Pattern Recognition Systems

Automated Eye-Pattern Recognition Systems. Guided By:. Presented By:. Contents. What is Iris? Eye Diagram Characteristics of Iris History of Eye pattern recognition system Need of Eye pattern recognition system Operating Principle Procedure Techniques used Advantages Disadvantages

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Basic Definitions

Basic Definitions. CAPT James R. Fraser Naval Safety Center. The Naval Aviation Safety Program. To preserve human and material resources and eliminate hazards OPNAVINST 3750.6R. Definitions. HAZARD Cause of damage or injury Synonymous with mishap cause factors UNDER HUMAN CONTROL

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China Presentation

China Presentation. By Students in World History 6C/602 . Beijing is the capital of China. China Map. Beijing.

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Chapter Four Anatomy of the Nervous System

Chapter Four Anatomy of the Nervous System. Divisions of the Vertebrate Nervous System. Central Nervous System-the brain and the spinal cord Peripheral Nervous System-the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord Two Division of the PNS

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Introduction to the Digestive System

Introduction to the Digestive System. Ione Community School Animal Science. Digestive System. Large complex molecules broken down into simpler molecules Long tube beginning with mouth and ending with the anus. Digestive Systems.

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Iris Recognition

Iris Recognition . Sathya Swathi Mabbu Long N Vuong. Topics. Technique of iris recognition Attacks Implementation Advantages & Disadvantages. Why Iris Recognition?. Iris patterns are unique. Iris patterns do not change with age. Non Contact approach.

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Gangrene

Gangrene. By Nolan Quinn and Maddy Sorel. What. Gangrene=Death and decay of body tissue caused by insufficient blood supply, Usually following disease, infection, injury, blood vessel disease, or surgery. Thrive where there is no oxygen. Dry Gangrene= affects bodies extremities

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Horse Digestive System

Horse Digestive System. Melissa Moser Topic # 3186B Caledonia High School Equine Science. Digestive System. Where large complex molecules broken down into simpler molecules Long tube beginning with mouth and ending with the anus. Digestive Systems.

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Excretory System

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