Patho of dvt

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      Patho II. 1/13/00. HEAD AND NECK. ORAL SOFT TISSUES—lips, gums, tongue. 1. HSV I—herpes simplex virus. Ie. cold sores—diaphragm and up --viral infx of tongue, lips, gums --p

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      The Fellowship in General Obstetrics and Gynaecology has been established by the College as a ‘sub-specialty’. This is to give the Fellows advanced training in the specialty to be able to handle most of the complex obstetric and gynaecological problems including emergencies.

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      Patho-physiology. Dopamine blockade in basal ganglia and hypothalamus hyperthermia due to sustained muscle contraction (EPSE) or elevated T set point; also incr Ca release from SR. Incr 5-HT. Genetic abnormality of L-type Ca channel in SR incr intracellular Ca and muscle contraction; autosomal dominant. Causes

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      Patho: the inflammatory response triggered by the clotting cascade causes extreme tenderness, swelling, and redness in the area of thrombus formation. Major danger is emboli to lungs. RBCs, WBCs, and fibrin adhere to form a thrombus; it usually is at …

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      a. Venous thromboembolism (VTE or DVT)(see complications of TJA). b. Fat embolism syndrome (FES): presence of fat globules that deposit in bloodstream and move into pulmonary circulation. (1) Associated with fractures of long bones, especially with multiple long bone fractures or concomitant pelvic fracture.

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      Patho-physiology CAD: plaque development due to inflammatory process (CRP levels correlate to risk of IHD); more rupture if large lipid core / infiltration of foam cells; rupture at sites of greatest mechanical stress (Jx of plaque and intima / shoulder of lipid pool

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      Patho: open inflamed sore develop 20 to poor venous return, results in necrosis. Appearance: large, superficial, and exudative, usually at medial or lateral malleolus . Treatment: wound care, elevation, pain control, compression hose. Avoid prolonged sitting and don’t wear constrictive clothing such as tight socks around the ankles. Varicose ...

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      Identify likely source of symptoms and patho-biological mechanisms, neuro-musculoskeletal impairments, activity limitation/participation restriction and contributing factors. Identify appropriate management strategies (surgical/non-surgical) and knowledge of health outcomes ... DVT. Vascular claudication. Abdominal aortic aneurysm.

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      Patho: An overproduction or decreased reabsorption of endolymphatic fluid. There is a distortion of the inner canal system, dilation of cochlear duct, and damage to the vestibular system. The 3 distinct characteristics of this are tinnitus, vertigo, and unilateral sensorineural hearing loss.

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