'Calcium salts' presentation slideshows

PARATHYROID GLAND PHYSIOLOGY

PARATHYROID GLAND PHYSIOLOGY. 99% calcium of our body is in the crystalline form in the skeleton and teeth Of the remaining 1% 0.9% intracellular less than 0.1% in the ECF. The extracellular fluid calcium concentration is about 9.4 mg/dl.

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Spectroscopy

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Saliva: Source and Composition

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Physiology of Bone

Physiology of Bone. Dr. Salah Elmalik Physiology Department, KSU. Objectives. By the end of the lecture you will be able to: 1- Define bone and differentiate cortical & trabecular bone (sites and function of each).

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KIDNEY STONES By: Reem M Sallam, MD, MSc, PhD

KIDNEY STONES By: Reem M Sallam, MD, MSc, PhD. Renal Block Clinical Chemistry Lectures. OBJECTIVES. Upon completion of this lecture, the students should be able to: Recall general physiological and pathological factors that favor kidney stones formation.

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Management of hyperphosphataemia of chronic kidny disease

Management of hyperphosphataemia of chronic kidny disease. Presented by Pharmacist/ Eman Youssif. Role of calcium balance and phosphorus retention. Hypocalcaemia and phosphorus retention has a role in secondary hyperparathyroidism and renal osteodystrophy .

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Classification and Structure of Bones

Classification and Structure of Bones. Goals for Today. Learn about skeletal support system Learn about the 4 bone groups Learn about bone structure Learn about bone markings and their functions. Pg. 78. Support System. Cartilage - gel-like matrix with fibers (EX:collagen)

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Mechanical and Chemical Digestion

Mechanical and Chemical Digestion. Grade 8 Semester 1 Year 2011-2012. How Important is Your Teeth?. What happen inside our mouth?. Mechanical digestion Food is cut up by the teeth and the pieces are mixed with the saliva by the tongue producing bolus.

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PRACTICAL -3

PRACTICAL -3. SELECTION OF THE TISSUE BLOCK. Ms. Khadija Al-Zahrani. Before the specimens come to the laboratory:. 1. Immediate fixation & the suitable fixative. 2. Enough amount of fixative. 3. Suitable container. 4. Filling the request form with necessary data to accompany the specimen.

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GALLSTONES

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Organization of Tissue Connective Tissue

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Phlebotomy- the collection of blood

Phlebotomy- the collection of blood. In CA must be certified. ROP, various private schools offer phlebotomy certification. Starting salary 12-18$/hr In the laboratory, easiest place to get hired, easiest place to get fired. http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/PHLEB/PHLEB.html

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Chapter 6 Tissues and Membranes

Chapter 6 Tissues and Membranes. Introduction. Tissues are groups of cells similar to each other in structure and function. Membranes are thin sheets of tissue that cover surfaces, line body cavities, and surround organs. Types of Tissue . Epithelial Tissue Types

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