'Polyps' presentation slideshows

PATHOLOGY OF SMALL & LARGE INTESTINE DIVERTICULAR DISEASE

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Barium Swallow

Barium Swallow. ?. ???? ??????? . Introduction. A barium swallow is a test used to determine the cause of painful swallowing, difficulty with swallowing , abdominal pain , or unexplained weight loss. These problems can be detected with a barium swallow:.

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a ppendicitis Inflammation of the appendix

a ppendicitis Inflammation of the appendix. a scites Abnormal amounts of serous fluids in the peritoneal cavity. b orborymus gurgling or rumbling sounds heard over large intestines. c irrhosis chronic liver disease ineffective liver function and jaundice.

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Definition

Definition. Nasal polyps are soft ,jelly-like ,abnormal growths emanating from around the openings of the paranasal sinuses or the surface of the nasal mucosa Polyps are teardrop-shaped. resemble a peeled, seedless grape.

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Polyposis

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2. Cnidarians

2. Cnidarians. 2. Cnidarians. Next evolutionary jump Cells form tissues that perform specific functions Sometimes called coelenterates Include sea anemones, jellyfish, and corals. Cnidarians: Structure. Finally, we see a pie that can be sliced! Cnidarians actually exhibit radial symmetry

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Pathology of the Gastrointestinal Tract III and IV Part 2 Small and Large Intestines

Pathology of the Gastrointestinal Tract III and IV Part 2 Small and Large Intestines. Grace Guzman, M.D. The Department of Pathology University of Illinois at Chicago. Neoplasms of the Intestines. Colorectal cancer ranks #2 as a cancer killer Lung cancer #1 cancer killer

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Digestive Issues:

Digestive Issues:. Diseases, Disorders, and Dysfunctions. Choking. the mechanical obstruction of the flow of air from the environment into the lungs can be partial (allowing inadequate flow of air into the lungs) or complete

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Rad 270 Paranasal Sinuses

Rad 270 Paranasal Sinuses. The maxillary sinus is aerated at birth. The other sinuses begin to aerate at 6 y/o. Aeration is completed by age 18. Chronic sinusitis. T1 weighted normal sinus w&w/o gadolinium. Polyps.

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Introduction to Cnidarians

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The Jellyfish

The Jellyfish. Cnidarians have radial symmetry, a gastrovascular cavity, and cnidocytes All animals except sponges Belong to the clade Eumetazoa, the animals with true tissues Phylum Cnidaria Is one of the oldest groups in this clade. Cnidarians

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How Do Humans Affect the Coastal Environment of Barbados?

Ali Sailly. How Do Humans Affect the Coastal Environment of Barbados?. What is Coral and how does the coral ecosystem function?.

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LOWER G.I. BLEEDING

LOWER G.I. BLEEDING. DR. JAMAL HAMDI. Upper G.I. Bleeding True Lower G.I. Bleeding. Massive G.I. Bleeding. Diverticular disease Vascular ectasia. Causes of bleeding per rectum. Cancer & Polyps Common Anorectal diseases Ischemic & Infectious Colitis Inflammatory bowel diseases

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Parazoa no true tissues

Radiata. Bilateria. Eumetazoa. Parazoa no true tissues. Multicellularity. Quiz ( champaca ). True or False: Jellyfishes have no nervous system. What are the 2 stages of the life cycle of jellyfishes? What is the term used to describe the two-tissue layer that Cnidarians possess?

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Corals

Corals. Landlords of the Reefs. What should you know about corals?. They are animals Plants live inside of them Two kinds Soft corals Hard corals (These build reefs!) They are made of tiny polyps (which look like upside-down jellyfish). Hard Corals The Reef Builders.

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phylum Cnidaria

phylum Cnidaria. By Gabriella, Steven, Miguel. Characteristics of Cnidarians. Polyp and medusa body forms Radial symmetry Nematocysts Gastrovascular cavity Asexual Reproduction. Polyp and medusa body forms. Medusa. Ex. Jellyfish. Free-swimming or floating.

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Colon Cancer

Colon Cancer. Joshua Easter Dakota Smith Justin Layne. Description. Colon cancer is cancer of the large intestine (colon), the lower part of your digestive system. Rectal cancer is cancer of the last several inches of the colon. Together, they're often referred to as colorectal cancers.

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Nasal polyps

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Coral Growth via Nutrient Random Walk

Coral Growth via Nutrient Random Walk. By Steve Shen. Method. Assumptions. For nParticles while 1 nutrients diffuse w/o PBC if neighbor has coral, stop diffusion and add nutrients to cell. break from while loop Check coral cell that stopped the diffusion

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