Radiological anatomy - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

In this file you can find all golden summaries for radiological aspects of hip joint, muscles,joint and many other things. don't forget to review it many times before your exam. You will be golden.

Gray's Anatomy for Students Ch 1 The Body Study Guide. Regional Approach - answerA method of studying anatomy that considers each region of the body in isolation. Systemic Approach - answerA method of studying anatomy where the body is studied system by system (i.e., cardiovascular, nervous, etc.) Coronal Plane - answerAn anatomical plane dividing the body into anterior (front) and posterior (back) halves. Sagittal Plane - answerAn anatomical plane that divides the body into left and ri...

CFRN Exam 489 Questions with Verified Answers What is the worst stressor in transport? - CORRECT ANSWER Vibration. Physical effects on crew & patient plus affects ECG and increases ETCO2. Increase padding to decrease vibration Gravitational forces cause what? - CORRECT ANSWER Pooling of blood Negative impacts on transport - CORRECT ANSWER Fatigue Dehydration Cold, high, & dry What stressor impacts physical assessment most? - CORRECT ANSWER Noise Vision Impairment - CORRECT ANSWE...

Pathology The study of the changes of structure and function of the tissues of the body as a result of disease is General Pathology That branch of pathology dealing with the body as a whole, without regard to any particular organ or system is Special Pathology The division of pathology deals with individual body organs or systems is Clinical Pathology What division of pathology dealing with the various labortary tests on body fluids and tissues that are used in making a ...

CPC Practice Exam Questions Surgical removal - ANS The suffix -ectomy means Magnetic Resonance Imaging - ANS MRI stands for The removal of the fallopian tubes and ovaries - ANS The term "Salpingo-Oophorectomy" refers to Freezing - ANS Cryopreservation is a means of preserving something through Paracentesis - ANS Which of the following describes the removal of fluid from a body cavity Gastrotomy - ANS If a surgeon cuts into a patient's stomach he has perfo...

CFRN Exam 489 Questions with Verified Answers What is the worst stressor in transport? - CORRECT ANSWER Vibration. Physical effects on crew & patient plus affects ECG and increases ETCO2. Increase padding to decrease vibration Gravitational forces cause what? - CORRECT ANSWER Pooling of blood Negative impacts on transport - CORRECT ANSWER Fatigue Dehydration Cold, high, & dry What stressor impacts physical assessment most? - CORRECT ANSWER Noise Vision Impairment - CORRECT ANSWE...

As a teacher of medical students and surgical trainees, I know that much of clinical examination and diagnosis depends on an adequate knowledge of anatomy. No matter how good the doctors are at communication skills and patient empathy, unless they know what lies beneath their examining fin- gers or under the bell of their stethoscopes, they will have great difficulty in the interpretation of clinical signs. Understanding and interpreting the exquisite details of modern radiological im...

The file "The joints and ligaments of the pelvis (Golden notes)" provides detailed information on the anatomy of the pelvis, including the joints and ligaments that contribute to its stability and mobility. It covers the hip joint, sacroiliac joint, pubic symphysis, and other ligaments and structures that are important for understanding the function and movement of the pelvis. The notes are presented in a clear and concise manner, making it a useful resource for students and healthcare profess...

Description: This PowerPoint presentation provides a comprehensive and insightful exploration of uveitis, a complex inflammatory condition affecting the uvea (the middle layer of the eye), and its intricate relationship with various systemic diseases. Key Concepts Covered: • Anatomy and Physiology of the Uvea: o Detailed description of the uvea, encompassing the iris, ciliary body, and choroid, highlighting their functions in vision and ocular health. o Explanation of the uvea's ri...

This file, "The ankle (talocrural) joint (Golden notes)," contains a concise yet comprehensive description of the anatomy and function of the talocrural joint, also known as the ankle joint. The file discusses the bones, ligaments, and muscles that make up the joint, as well as the movements that occur at the joint and the nerves that innervate the area. Additionally, the file explores common injuries and conditions that affect the ankle joint and their treatments.