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VIRAL DISEASES part II

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Powerful Public Speaking

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Fever without focus

Fever without focus. Dr Rafat Mosalli. Question 1.

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The Tempromandibular Joint (TMJ)

By: Nour-Eldin A. Nour-Eldin Mohammed. The Tempromandibular Joint (TMJ). Normal Anatomy. Mandibular condyle (head). Glenoid fossa. Articular tubercle (eminence). Posterior band of articular disc. Anterior band of articular disc. Mandibular condyle (head).

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Stressed Out in Child Care

Holly Clendenin, RN Child Care Health Consultation Lexington- Fayette County Health Department. Stressed Out in Child Care. Objectives. You will be able to identify at least 3 causes of stress in and out of the child care setting.

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Presented by: Dr. Tara Kiran, Dr. Jamie Meuser, Dr. David White, Dr. Brian Schwartz

Presented by: Dr. Tara Kiran, Dr. Jamie Meuser, Dr. David White, Dr. Brian Schwartz. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. To review guidelines for: pH1N1 vaccination assessment and management of patients with possible pH1N1 preparing your office for pH1N1, including infection control guidelines.

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Consumer insights and research innovation from Japan

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Energy Alert! Strategies to recharge your batteries Cathy Swick, Student Affairs Retreat January 2008

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The CAP Safety Program

The CAP Safety Program. Maj Malcolm Dickinson, CAP Director of Safety, New York Wing 16 October 2004. Safety Program Requirements. Every unit must have a safety officer. Every unit must have a safety program. - Monthly briefings - Quarterly reports Annual survey

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Ch. 1-Introduction to First Aid Care

Ch. 1-Introduction to First Aid Care. 1.1 What Is First Aid?. The principal aims of first aid are to Recognize life-threatening situations Activate the EMS system Supply artificial ventilation and circulation when needed Control bleeding Care for other life-threatening conditions

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Rabies

Rabies . THE RABIED KILLER BY: Nicholas Mallard. What are raBies ?.

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The Intestines

The Intestines. Where are your intestines?. Under the stomach and the liver Here !!. Large Intestine / Small Intestine. Large Intestine. Small Intestine. ??? meters Absorb and Digest. ??? meters Absorb nutrition. Bad Symptoms of Intestines. Constipation Diarrhea Dry skin

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Mononucleosis

Mononucleosis. by: Jessica Brown and S eqoya Carter. What happens?. It is caused by the Epstain -Barr Virus. What are the signs and symptoms?. People usually develop two weeks of fever, sore throat, and swollen lymph nodes in the neck, throat. Or armpits. Other symptoms include:

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Streptococcus pneumonia

Streptococcus pneumonia. Kyle and Chris. Background.

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Neisseria m eningitis

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Bacterial Meningitis

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BACTERIA WANTED !

BACTERIA WANTED !. STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE. w hat?. What is this pathogen and why is it dangerous? Streptococcus Pneumoniae a Gram-positive nonmotile bacterium. It is dangerous because it causes many diseases including: Pneumonia Bacteremia Meningitis

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Emergencies in GP Surgery

Emergencies in GP Surgery. Azim Sajjad and John Malone. Emergencies in GP Surgery. Anaphylaxis/allergic reaction Stridor, wheeze, signs of shock ABCs Oxygen Adrenaline 1:1000 999. Emergencies in GP Surgery. Acute MI ABC 999 Aspirin 300 mg Glyceryl Trinitrate Oxygen.

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OUTBREAKS IN THE NEWS

OUTBREAKS IN THE NEWS. Medical Interventions 2013-2014. Cyclosporiasis. 576 cases 36 hospitalizations 19 states Intestinal parasite Cause: salad mixes. Listeriosis. 5 cases 5 hospitalizations 1 death Cause: cheese

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