- Many systems have been discovered to differnetiate bloog groups,the most famous system is ABO system.
- ABO system represent antigenic components on the surface of RBCs according to which
this system was made.
- O RBCS means that there is no antigens on the surface of RBCs so we can give O RBCS
to all other types of RBCs groups.
- B RBCS means that there is B antigens on the surface of RBCs so we can give B RBCS
Only to B person or AB person.
- A RBCS means that there is A antigens on the surface of RBCs so we can give A RBCS
Only to A person or AB person.
- AB RBCS means that there Are both A,B antigens on the surface of RBCs so we can give AB RBCS Only to AB person.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Sunday, April 5, 2009
- Disability in geriatrics.
-Morbidities and injures in old age interfere with physical activities , mental and psychologic behavior.
- And associated with variable degrees of disabilities from so mild and hardly noticed to sever and complete disabilities.
- Causes of (disabilities) handicapping in old age = 10 I :-
- Intellectual Impairment (dementia,...etc)
- Impairment of vision & hearing.
- Immobility.
- Instability causing repeated falling.
- Inanition(loss of teeth)causing malnutrition.
- Infection.
- Incontinence.
- Impotence.
- Iatrogensis.
- Isolation causing psychological disorders.
Labels:
community,
community mnemonics,
mnemonics
Thursday, March 26, 2009
-Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
(SIDS) Or COT death
(SIDS) Or COT death
Def:- Sudden unexpectrd death in infant of appearant good health,without giving a commonly accepted cause at autopsy.
The cause:- undefinite but may be:-
The cause:- undefinite but may be:-
- Suffocation.
- Infections:fulminant viral infections.
- Impaired respiratory reflexes.
- Diet : Improper diet causing nutritional deficiences or hypernatremia.
- Sensetivity to milk proteins.
- Cardiac conduction disorders.
- Co or Co2 poisoning.
- Overlying in the early life.
- Thermal: Hyper or hypothermia.
*Features of the syndrome:
- Age: () 2weeks and 2 years with a peak 2-3 months of life.
- Sex : males more than females.
- Social level: low socioeconomic level more than high socioeconomic level.
- Whether: cold winter more than hot summer.
- Twins more than single babies due to:
- increase icidence prematurity.
- low birth weight.
Friday, March 20, 2009
- Important Points in Nutrition.
- Animal milk is poor in:-
*Vitamins:-
Vit D
Vit C
Thiamine (Vit B1).
*Minerals:-
Zinc
Iron
*Essential fatty acids
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- Vitamins syenthesized by Intestinal flora:-
Vit K2
Vit B6
Folic acid
Niacin
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- Nutritional Bone diseases:-
Rickets (Vit D deficiency)
Osteomalacia (Ca deficiency)
Osteoprosis
Dental Caries (Ca,fluorine deficiency)
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- Nutritional Anaemia:-
Iron ( hypochromic microcytic anaemia)
Vit B12 (megaloblastic anaemia)
Folic acid (megaloblastic anaemia)
Enjoy...
Dr Ibrahim Samaha
Monday, March 16, 2009
- Muscles.
-Types :-
There are 3 types of muscles each type of muscles has its specific structural and functional unit which is called muscle fiber ( cell):-
1- skeletal muscle has skeletal muscle fiber.
2- cardiac muscle has cardiac muscle fiber.
3- smooth muscle has smooth muscle fiber.
- Innervation of the muscles:-
*skeletal muscle fiber has somatic innervation.
* both cardiac muscle fiber and smooth muscle fibers have autonomic innervation.
so
-skeletal muscle fiber is under voluntary control
- both cardiac muscle fiber and smooth muscle fibers are under involuntary control.
There are 3 types of muscles each type of muscles has its specific structural and functional unit which is called muscle fiber ( cell):-
1- skeletal muscle has skeletal muscle fiber.
2- cardiac muscle has cardiac muscle fiber.
3- smooth muscle has smooth muscle fiber.
*skeletal muscle fiber has somatic innervation.
* both cardiac muscle fiber and smooth muscle fibers have autonomic innervation.
so
-skeletal muscle fiber is under voluntary control
- both cardiac muscle fiber and smooth muscle fibers are under involuntary control.
Labels:
anatomy,
histology,
physiology
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