Friday, August 14, 2009

- Organization of human body.


1- Human body (total organism) is complicated &

highly organized
& composed of number of systems:-

-Musculoskeletal system.
-Respiratory system.
-Cardiovascular system.
-Hemic and lymphatic systems including immune system.
-Gastrointestinal system.
-Urogentital system.
-Endocrine system.
-Nervous system.
-Integumentary system:- skin, hair and nails.


2- One system is composed of group of organs which

together perform the over all function of the system.(1)

3- An organ :- is composed of several different tissues

which together perform the particular function of the organ.


4- A Tissue :- is a group of cells working together &

these cells are separated by inter-cellular substance.

e.g Muscular tissue & neural tissue.(1)


5- Cell :- is the smallest living unit of the body construction (2)&

it is the structural & functional unit in the body.

cell is composed of complex structure called protoplasm.(2)

In eukaryotes the protoplasm surrounding the cell nucleus

is known
as the cytoplasm and

that inside the nucleus as the nucleoplasm.
(3)



6- Protoplasm is composed of a mixture of different molecules :-

- water 70%

- proteins 15%

- nucleic acids 1%

- polysaccharides 3%

- lipids 1%

- Minerals & others 4%


7- Molecules are formed of elements :-

- carbon (C)

- hydrogen (H)

- oxygen (o)

- Nitrogen (N)

- phosphorus (p)

- sulfur (s)


Elements are substances which cannot be broken down further

by ordinary chemical means


*References:-

(1) Introduction to anatomy ,Anatomy & embryology department,
Mansoura uni 2006.
(2) Principles of histology vol 1 , Ch 2 cytoplasm,
histology staff members , Mansoura uni 2006.
(3) wikipedia here
(4) Medical biochemistry, Vol 1,Physical chemistry,
Medical biochemistry staff members,2006.

Saturday, July 4, 2009

- Components of Quality of health care.

components of Quality of health care are collected in the word


" Re-cast"
- Interpersonal Relationship which refers to the inter-action between providers and clients, health team and community and in between medical staff.

- Effectivness.

- Efficiency.

- Continuity:- client recieve ccomplete health service without interruption,cessation or unneccessary repetition of diagnosis or treatment.

- Accessibility:- health care must be unrestricted.

- Amenities ( Non medical aspect of Quality) .

- Safety = minimizing risk of danger

( infection,injury,harmfuk side effects)

for both clients & providers.

- Technical compotence = clinical skills.



see you,
Dr Ibrahim

Thursday, July 2, 2009

- Tuberculin non reactors high risk groups.

One of the indications for administration of BCG vaccine is

"Tuberculin non reactors high risk groups"

they are "Dig camp"


- Dangerous group of the community who deal with large number of people transmitting infection to them ..e.g food handlers,teachers,nurses,wet nurses,hair dressers.

- Industrial workers especially exposure to silica dust as T.B follow silicosis as its shadow.

- Geriatric homes .


- Contacts with cases.

- Camps.

- Cases of D.M & chronic debilitating diseases.


- Agricultural workers and farmers.

- Adolescents with symptoms > 4 weeks.


- Medical and Paramedical persons.

- Military groups.

- Malnutrition syndrome.


- People of underdeveloped countries and living in slums.

Sunday, June 28, 2009

- Non typhoidal salmonella.

-Non typhoidal salmonella are bacteria which cause

salmonellosis in human which is a type of

food poisoning...

- While typhoidal salmonella lead to Typhoid

-Non typhoidal salmonella are collected in word


"sect"

- Salmonella Sonnei.

- Salmonella Enteritidis
.

- Salmonella Cholerae suis.

- Salmonella Typhimurium.



See you,

Dr Ibrahim.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

- causes of re-emerging of T.B.

causes of re-emerging of T.B

Or

why does the burden of T.B increases?!

"Dim shape"


- Demographic changes e.g poor housing and overcrowding.


- Immuno-suppressive drugs.


- Microbial adaptation.

- Multi-drug resistant for T.B.

- Malnutrition.


- Smoking.


- HIV.


- Addiction.


- Increase Prevalence of T.B diagnosis than expected.


- Environmental factors e.g air pollution.

- Decrease Effectiveness of BCG.



see you,