'Nasal discharge' presentation slideshows

Respiratory Exam 1

Respiratory Exam 1. Flashcards. felton. microbiology. What is the most common infectious disease of humans?. The common cold Also, the leading cause of acute morbidity and of visits to a physician in the US Major cause of industrial and school absenteeism.

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DisPONnect

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Nose and Paranasal Sinuses

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Chapter 53

Chapter 53. Nose Sinus, and Throat Disorders. Learning Objectives. Describe the nursing assessment of the nose, sinuses, and throat. Identify nursing responsibilities for patients undergoing tests or procedures to diagnose disorders of the nose, sinuses, or throat.

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Chapter 23: General Medical Conditions and Additional Health Concerns

Chapter 23: General Medical Conditions and Additional Health Concerns. Like everyone athletes can become ill It is important to recognize these conditions early and refer them for the appropriate medical attention

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Scientific Fun Fact

Scientific Fun Fact. Armillaria ostoyae (honey mushroom). PANSYTEMIC DISEASES. CANINE. CASE #1. PATIENT PRESENTATION. PATIENT PRESENTATION. SIGNALMENT: 12 week old, male/neutered, mixed breed puppy

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Chronic sinusitis and management

Chronic sinusitis and management. D r .n ayana .v.g S enior r esident. Specific learning objective. 1. To learn the definition, etiology, pathophysiology symptoms and signs of chronic rhinosinusitis 2.To learn the diagnostic methods medical and surgical management of chronic rhinosinusitis

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DO YOUR BEST!

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Admitting Conference

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Psittacosis

Psittacosis. Avian Chlamydiosis Parrot Fever Ornithosis. Overview. Organism History Epidemiology Transmission Disease in Humans Disease in Animals Prevention and Control . The Organism. The Organism. Chlamydophila psittaci Obligate intracellular bacteria Elementary body

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Upper and lower airway infections

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VIRAL DISEASES

VIRAL DISEASES. Presented by EMAD M. A. SAMARA, BVM&S. I- Foot and Mouth Disease. AKA (FMD, Aftosa) Causative agent (Virus; Picornaviridae) History (1921-29,1953,1967-68, 1981, 1993-97,and 2001) Public Health Significance (not a public health concern; 40 cases since 1921)

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Case Conference

Case Conference. February 1, 2011 Geronimo RE, Go CM, Go CK, Go F, Go MR. JOP, 4 y/o, male. CC: ANAL PRURITUS. History of Present Illness. CONSULT. Review of Systems. General: No fever, no weight loss Skin: No rashes Respiratory: No dyspnea , no cough Cardiovascular: No chest pain

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Feline Nasal Lymphoma

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DIPHTHERIA

DIPHTHERIA. Adrian Delgado 8th. Video. https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=poK8YMA2RtQ. Definition. A bacterial disease caused by the bacterium Corynebacterium diphtheriae . It affects mucous membranes of throat and nose.

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32 yo woman with sinusitis

32 yo woman with sinusitis. Started with runny nose, cough, and sore throat 10 days ago Developed nasal congestion and drainage 1 day later On day 6 seen by PCP, with fever and above symptoms, started on azithromycin Now seeing you with persistent left sided facial pain and fever.

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Sinus treatment in homeopathy

The Homeopathic therapy is a natural technique that accesses exceptional minor doses of organisms of the tree , mineral, or animals to repair a individual

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SInus Treatment in Homeopathy

If an individual exhibits a dull and saddened appearance ,with a slight swelling in certain portions of the face, it might be a case of sinusitis. Though it is a widely prevalent condition, most affected individuals are not even aware that they are actually suffering from it. Sinusitis happens due to the inflammation of the mucosa located in the sinuses, which are hollow, air filled cavities in the bones of the head and face. Their major function is to heat and moisturize the air that is taken up by breathing.Sinusitis arises due to the inflammation of the bony spaces in the face. Depending on the area in the face affected, it is classified as maxillary( cheek ), erythmoidal ( between eyes ), frontal( above eyes) and sphenoid( top of the head) sinusitis. The inflammation is caused due to the allergy, bacterial and viral infection, and even autoimmunity.

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Moderate clinical signs of Bluetongue disease

Moderate clinical signs of Bluetongue disease. Two Dorset Poll sheep 8 d.p.i.: conjunctivitis and lacrimation. Hyperaemia and inflammation of nasal and labial mucosa, severe nasal discharge, facial oedema especially around mouth and nose at 8 d.p.i.

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