NotebookLM
هذا البرنامج كلش مفيد
مجرد ترفعون بي الملزمة او الملخص مثل ما اني مسوي
وهو يسوي عليه فويز شرح
هذا البرنامج كلش مفيد
مجرد ترفعون بي الملزمة او الملخص مثل ما اني مسوي
وهو يسوي عليه فويز شرح
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شفت اني هواي قنوات حاجين عليه
بس كلت چات ممقصر عليمن انزل برنامج لاخ
بس البارحة انطيته فرصة
وطلع صدك راقي ✨
بس كلت چات ممقصر عليمن انزل برنامج لاخ
بس البارحة انطيته فرصة
وطلع صدك راقي ✨
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هاي الصور حلوة لملزمة الneck.
Tx of thyroglssal cyst is Surgical excision along with body of hypid bone.
اسم العملية مهم :
Sistrunk operation
Tx of thyroglssal cyst is Surgical excision along with body of hypid bone.
اسم العملية مهم :
Sistrunk operation
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A 45-year-old female patient presents with a history of recurrent swelling in her neck below the angle of the jaw, which she reports occurs most reliably when she begins to eat a meal . The swelling is described as diffuse and non-tender, usually associated with a burning local pain . She notes that the swelling typically resolves within a few hours .
What is the likely diagnosis?
Answer:Sialolithiasis
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A 5-year-old child is brought to the clinic presenting with recurrent unilateral parotid inflammation. The current episode involves localized pain and swelling that has lasted for several days, accompanied by a fever and overlying erythema . Examination reveals that white mucopus can occasionally be expressed from the parotid duct. The child's parents report that these attacks occur a few times per year.
What is the likely diagnosis?
Answer:Recurrent parotitis of childhood (Juvenile recurrent parotitis)
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A 60-year-old male patient with a history of hepatic cirrhosis and newly diagnosed hypothyroidism presents with bilateral, non-painful enlargement of his major salivary glands . He reports no associated signs of inflammation or acute infection.
What is this non-inflammatory disorder characterized by bilateral salivary gland enlargement called?
Answer:Sialosis
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A 25-year-old patient presents with a single, recurrent, fluctuant, well-circumscribed bluish swelling on the lateral aspect of their lower lip. The swelling is painless and has been known to rupture easily.
What is the likely diagnosis for this common minor salivary gland disease?
Answer:Mucocoele
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A middle-aged female presents with severe dry mouth (xerostomia) and dry eyes (xerophthalmia). The xerostomia is so severe that she has difficulty speaking (dysarthria) and swallowing (dysphagia), and she has developed rampant dental caries.
What is the likely diagnosis?
Answer:Sjögren syndrome
What is the likely diagnosis?
Answer:
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A 5-year-old child is brought to the clinic presenting with recurrent unilateral parotid inflammation. The current episode involves localized pain and swelling that has lasted for several days, accompanied by a fever and overlying erythema . Examination reveals that white mucopus can occasionally be expressed from the parotid duct. The child's parents report that these attacks occur a few times per year.
What is the likely diagnosis?
Answer:
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A 60-year-old male patient with a history of hepatic cirrhosis and newly diagnosed hypothyroidism presents with bilateral, non-painful enlargement of his major salivary glands . He reports no associated signs of inflammation or acute infection.
What is this non-inflammatory disorder characterized by bilateral salivary gland enlargement called?
Answer:
***
A 25-year-old patient presents with a single, recurrent, fluctuant, well-circumscribed bluish swelling on the lateral aspect of their lower lip. The swelling is painless and has been known to rupture easily.
What is the likely diagnosis for this common minor salivary gland disease?
Answer:
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A middle-aged female presents with severe dry mouth (xerostomia) and dry eyes (xerophthalmia). The xerostomia is so severe that she has difficulty speaking (dysarthria) and swallowing (dysphagia), and she has developed rampant dental caries.
What is the likely diagnosis?
Answer:
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Surgery with Raisan
IO.Surgery with R.pdf
طفل حديث الولادة عمره يوم واحد ، ولد بوزن طبيعي ، بدا يتقيئ بعد ساعات من الولادة ، من سالت امه على الcolour of vomit كالت لون قريب على الاخضر
دزينا اشعة وجتنا هيج
What is your provisional diagnosis?
دزينا اشعة وجتنا هيج
What is your provisional diagnosis?
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Surgery with Raisan
طفل حديث الولادة عمره يوم واحد ، ولد بوزن طبيعي ، بدا يتقيئ بعد ساعات من الولادة ، من سالت امه على الcolour of vomit كالت لون قريب على الاخضر دزينا اشعة وجتنا هيج What is your provisional diagnosis?
Hint
It is the most common cause of acute intestinal obstruction in newborns…..
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Surgery with Raisan
شلون نحسب كمية الfluids الي لازم ننطيها لمرضى الحروق؟ % TBSA : Total body surface area (نسبة الحرق)
من رخصة مد التوليد طبعاً *
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Surgery with Raisan
شلون نحسب كمية الfluids الي لازم ننطيها لمرضى الحروق؟ % TBSA : Total body surface area (نسبة الحرق)
من محاضرة د محمد عبدالحسين الخامسة ، المحاضرة كلش مهمة
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Dr Haider Raheem
Lec 2: chronic arterial occlusive disease of lower extremities
Signs:
1- Elevation pallor & Dependent rubor
2- prolonged capillary refill Time
3- Diminished/ Absent arterial pulses distal to occlusion.
4- Arterial bruit (heard over the pulse, indicates turbulent flow and suggests a stenosis)
5- Nail changes and loss of hair
Drugs:
1- Statin (Even when the lipid
profile is normal → stabilise
atherosclerotic plaques )
2- Antiplatelets:
Aspirin 75 mg/day or
clopidogrel 75 mg/day.
3- Pentoxifylline
Improves red blood cell deformability ,reduces blood viscosity and decreases the potential for platelet aggregation.
4- Cilostazol is an antiplatelet drug and a vasodilator
ملاحظة: الصورة حلوة بس هي مجرد توضيحية للمراجعة ، لا تعتمدون عليها زايد لان بيها اشياء شوية مختلفة عن الموجود بالملزمة.
Lec 2: chronic arterial occlusive disease of lower extremities
Signs:
1- Elevation pallor & Dependent rubor
2- prolonged capillary refill Time
3- Diminished/ Absent arterial pulses distal to occlusion.
4- Arterial bruit (heard over the pulse, indicates turbulent flow and suggests a stenosis)
5- Nail changes and loss of hair
Drugs:
1- Statin (Even when the lipid
profile is normal → stabilise
atherosclerotic plaques )
2- Antiplatelets:
Aspirin 75 mg/day or
clopidogrel 75 mg/day.
3- Pentoxifylline
Improves red blood cell deformability ,reduces blood viscosity and decreases the potential for platelet aggregation.
4- Cilostazol is an antiplatelet drug and a vasodilator
ملاحظة: الصورة حلوة بس هي مجرد توضيحية للمراجعة ، لا تعتمدون عليها زايد لان بيها اشياء شوية مختلفة عن الموجود بالملزمة.
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Surgery with Raisan
dr. abdulhadi 1.pdf
الطريقة الرابعة حتى نحسب الfluid maintaince والاسهل والاسرع هي:
Ex: 70 kg
70 + 40 = 110 ml/h
هم من د عبدالهادي*
body weight + 40 = ml / hr
Ex: 70 kg
70 + 40 = 110 ml/h
هم من د عبدالهادي*
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Triad of portal hypertension
– Oesophageal varices.
– Splenomegaly.
– Ascites
– Oesophageal varices.
– Splenomegaly.
– Ascites
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شلون يجي المريض الي عنده portal HTN ؟
وحدة من 3:
1-jaundice
2-GIT haemorrhage (hematemsis/Melena)
3-ascites عنده
طبعاً اكو غيرهم هم بس ذني الاهم.
وحدة من 3:
1-jaundice
2-GIT haemorrhage (hematemsis/Melena)
3-ascites عنده
طبعاً اكو غيرهم هم بس ذني الاهم.
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Treatmant of acute bleeding
A- Endoscopic:
1. Endoscopic variceal banding (EVB):
It's gold standard and ideal for oesophageal varices
Advantages:
It is technically easier;
chances of rebleeding are less; complications like perforation or stricture are less.
2- endoscopic variceal sclerotherapy (EVS):
Sclerotherapy causes intimal injury, submucosal vessel thrombosis, ulceration,
submucosal fibrosis.
3. Endoscopic gluing using
tissue adhesives:
It is commonly used for gastric varices
Risk of equipment damage is high if it spills into the working channel and blocks it
4. Endoscopic thrombin/dilute adrenaline injection into the varices.
B- Balloon Tamponade
It is only a rescue procedure and emergency bridging method for more definitive procedures.
C- Surgical intervention
Its role in acute variceal bleeding is exceedingly limited
الا اذا جربنا كل الطرق الفوك وفشلت ف هنا ماعدنا غير الresection
A- Endoscopic:
1. Endoscopic variceal banding (EVB):
It's gold standard and ideal for oesophageal varices
Advantages:
It is technically easier;
chances of rebleeding are less; complications like perforation or stricture are less.
2- endoscopic variceal sclerotherapy (EVS):
Sclerotherapy causes intimal injury, submucosal vessel thrombosis, ulceration,
submucosal fibrosis.
3. Endoscopic gluing using
tissue adhesives:
It is commonly used for gastric varices
Risk of equipment damage is high if it spills into the working channel and blocks it
4. Endoscopic thrombin/dilute adrenaline injection into the varices.
B- Balloon Tamponade
It is only a rescue procedure and emergency bridging method for more definitive procedures.
C- Surgical intervention
Its role in acute variceal bleeding is exceedingly limited
الا اذا جربنا كل الطرق الفوك وفشلت ف هنا ماعدنا غير الresection
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