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Joints of the pelvis from OBG for AÑM, GNM, BSC nursing, MSC Nursing
Joints of the pelvis from OBG for AÑM, GNM, BSC nursing, MSC Nursing5
Common Respiratory diseases
Common Respiratory Diseases This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license. Title -An illustration depicting the heart & lungs. Author -Bruce Blaus Source -Own work This note is for nursing students , Medical students All can read it , Pathology -1 So best of luck What is Respiratory system? Many organs
Pleural Effusion, Pathology
Pleural effusion, pathology Definition of Pleural effusion . Pleural effusion is abnormal collection of excess fluid in pleural space . There are two main types of pleural effusion 1- Transudative effusion
Lung abscess , clinical features, etiology, pathogenesis, pathology
Lung abscess , clinical features, etiology, pathogenesis, pathology LUNG ABSCESS Lung abscess is a pus filled cavity in the lungs due to infection and destruction of lung tissue. CLINICAL FEATURES OF LUNG ABSCESS 1-Pleuritis 2-Empyema 3-Hemorrhage 4-Sepsis 5-Meningitis 6-Secondary amyloidosis ETIOLOGY 1-Aspiration of infective material in to lungs may due to various types of disease
PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS PATHOLOGY
PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS PATHOLOGY What is Pulmonary tuberculosis ❔ Pulmonary tuberculosis is an infectious disease that affects the lung tissue. The Mycobacterium tuberculosis is the name of bacteria which is the main cause of pulmonary tuberculosis Disease CLINICAL FEATURES OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS 1-Shortness of breath 2-Hemoptysis ( Blood in sputum) 3-Chronic cough with more sputum
Lung , Bronchiectasis, pathology
Lung Bronchiectasis pathology Bronchiectasis is the permanent abnormal dilatation of the bronchi caused by destruction of the bronchial wall due to chronic infection and inflammation. CLINICAL FEATURES 1-Persistent productive cough ( chronic cough ) Cough continue for long time with sputum . The patient experience cough because in infection of bronchi more mucus secreted and
Bronchiectasis , Etiology, Clinical features, Pathogenesis
Bronchiectasis , Etiology, Clinical features, Pathogenesis