- Vomiting: Non-GIt Causes.

"A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I"

A cute renal failure

B rain (increased ICP)

C ardiac (inferior MI)

D KA(Diabetic keto acidosis)

E ars (labyrinthitis)

F oreign substances (Tylenol, theo, etc.)

G laucoma

H yperemesis gravidarum

I nfections (pyelonephritis, meningitis)

- Cranial nerves.

**There are 12 cranial nerves...

1. I      Olfactory nerve (purely sensory).
2. II     Optic nerve  (purely sensory).
3. III    Occulomotor nerve  ( Purely motor).
4. IV    Trochlear  nerve  ( Purely motor).
5. V     Trigeminal nerve ( Mixed ).
6. VI    Abducent. ( Purely motor).
7. VII   Facial  ( Mixed ).
8. VIII  Auditory nerve  (Vestibulocochlear) (purely sensory).
9. IX    Glossopharyngeal  ( Mixed ).
10. X     Vagus  ( Mixed ).
11. XI    Spinal Accessory.( Mixed ).
12. XII   Hypoglossal .( Mixed ).

** Important notes:-

- The largest cranial nerve .... CN V (Trigeminal).
- Cranial nerves responsible for eye movements are

•    III (Oculomotor)
•    IV (Trochlear)
•    VI (Abducens)

- The longest cranial nerve ....CN X (Vagus) which reaches from the medulla to the digestive and urinary organs.


- CN I and II are  attached to Cerebrum.

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- Three in nervous system.

* Brain is composed of three parts :-

1. Cerebrum.
2. Cerebellum.
3. Brain stem.

* Brain stem is composed of three parts :-

1. Midbrain.
2. Pons.
3. Medulla oblongata.

To be continued ....

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-Practical parasitology 2008 full edition

In the name of Allah

I give you powerpoint show for practical parasitlogy

mansoura university with common questions on the

slides and some explanation for the slide

which facilitate its identification in the exam

the picyures of the slides of high quality

and there are examples from the show..

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For download from Mediafire clickhere

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you will see the following...

- Baerman Apparatus.
- Taenia sagenata.
- Paris green .
- Cupper sulfate.
- Fasciola Adult in tube.
- snails.
- Metagonimus yokogawa adult
- Hetrophyes Hetrophyes.
- Anterior End of ascaris.
- Trichosrongylus male posterior end.
- Echinococcus granulosus Adult .
- Hymenolepis dimnuta cysticercoid.
- Trichocephalus Female.
- Fasciola miracidium.
- Trichinella spiralis capsule.
- H. hetrophyes encysted metacercia in fish Muscle.
- sarcocyst
- Onchocerca nodule In tumor
- Fasciola redia
- Conerus cerebralis
- Alveolar hydatid cyst
- hydatid cyst
- Cystecercus cellulosa
- H diminuta mature segment
- D. Latum mature segment
- D. Caninum (gravid segment)
- D. Caninum (mature segment)
- Taenia saginata (gravid segment)
- Taenia saginata (mature segment)
- Taenia solium scolex
- Taenia saginata scolex
- D. Latum scolex
- Entrobius Female
- Entrobius male
- Fasciolopsis buski adult
- Fasciola gigantica adult
- Fasciola hepatica adult
- Paragonimus westermani adult
- Schistosome cercaria
- Fasciola cercaria
- Necator male
- Ancylostoma male,female
- Schistosoma mansoni couple
- Schistosoma mansoni female
- Schistosoma mansoni male
- Schistosoma japonicum male
- Eggs of Diphyllobothrium latum
- Ascaris adult In tube
- Schistosoma mansoni egg
- Trichuris trichiura egg
- Fasciola egg
- Ascaris egg
- Taenia egg
- H Hetrophyes egg
- Blantidium coli cyst & trophozoite
- Wuchereria bancrofti microflaria
- Polymorphic trypansomes in blood
- Plasmodium Falciparum ring form
- Culex head female
- Musca mouth part lat. view
- Musca mouth part Ant. view
- Anopheles head male
- Anopheles head female
- Culex head male
- Sarcophaga anttena
- Stomxys antenna
- Stomxys mouth part lat. view
- Glossina antenna
- Musca antenna
- Culex wing
- Musca wing
- Anopheles wing
- Flea larva
- Pulex irritant male
- Xenopsylla female
- Musca post spiracles of larva
- Hard tick
- Sand fly female, male
- Cyclops
- Soft tick larva
- Hard tick larva
- Musca egg
- Aedes egg
- Culex egg raft
- CuleX larva
- Anopheles larva
- Mosquito pupa
- Pediculus male,female
- Pediculus Nymph,Humans egg
- Cimex male,female,nymph

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