'Nasal mucosa' presentation slideshows

Granulomatous Diseases of nose and PNS

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System The major function of the respiratory system is to supply the body with oxygen and dispose of carbon dioxide. To accomplish this function, at least four processes, collectively called respiration , must happen:

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Intranasal Medications in the Prehospital Setting

Intranasal Medications in the Prehospital Setting. Scenario 1: Broken arm. A 12 year old fell off his bicycle and fractured his distal arm. He is in significant pain. EMS protocols call for IN administration of fentanyl (2 mcg/kg).

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Nasal polypi

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A Joint Project of the Wisconsin EMS Advisory Board and the Wisconsin EMS Office

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Benign sinonasal neoplasms and tumor-like lesions

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Respiratory system: Anatomy Part 1

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DR. SHEETAL RAI ASST. PROFESSOR DEPT OF ENT YENEPOYA MEDICAL COLLEGE

DR. SHEETAL RAI ASST. PROFESSOR DEPT OF ENT YENEPOYA MEDICAL COLLEGE. SPECIFIC LEARNING OBJECTIVES. Describe the etiopathogenesis, clinical features ,complications and management of allergic rhinitis

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Respiratory System Laboratory

Respiratory System Laboratory. S.K. Kim. #124 Nasal Mucosa (Ep. + Lamina propria). Nasal septum. Nasal mucosa respiratory epithelium sero-mucous glands dilated venules and veins. Concha(e). Middle concha. Inferior concha. Nasal septum. (hyaline cartilage).

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Grand Rounds

Grand Rounds. Eddie Apenbrinck M.D . University of Louisville School of Medicine Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences 3/7/2014. Subjective. CC: Left inferotemporal periorbital tenderness and swelling

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Nose, Olfactory nerve and olfactory pathway

Nose, Olfactory nerve and olfactory pathway. Surface anatomy. Nasal cavity. It extends from nostrils anteriorly to the choanae (Posterior nasal apertures) posteriorly. Divided into right and left parts by the nasal septum . Each part has: Roof Floor Lateral and Medial walls. Floor.

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Allergic Rhinitis ?????

Allergic Rhinitis ?????. General information. Definition ?? Allergic rhinitis can be defined as a disease giving rise to two or three of the following symptoms: sneezing attacks serous hypersecretion? ???? and nasal blockage due to a swollen nasal mucosa.

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Upper Respiratory Tract Diseases in Workplace

Upper Respiratory Tract Diseases in Workplace. Characteristics of upper resp. tract. Nares to larynx Tasks: Air conditioning (T and humidity) Filtering (particles > 5-20 ? m) Microbial defense Mechanical Chemical Specific: IgA Non-specific: lysozyme and lactoferrin Sensation

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For more information : NHS Choices

COLD AND FLU - ADULT. For more information : NHS Choices http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/cold-common/pages/introduction.aspx.

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Nasal Mucosa and Tongue

Nasal Mucosa and Tongue. In the nasal mucosa sensory nerve endings (olfactory nerves) innervates and responsible for the olfaction.

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