Monthly Archive:: September 2014
Pathology
MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES 1) Acute Peptic Ulcer :- Grossly - Acute ulcers are multiple. They are more common anywhere in the stomach decreasing frequently in the first part of duodenum.
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Pathology
Difference between Thrombosis & Embolism THROMBOSIS EMBOLISM 1. Definition Thrombosis is the process of formation of solid mass in circulation from the constituent of blood. Definition Embolism is the
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Pathology
Urine culture are perform to detect organism that are causative agent of UTI (urinary tract infection). During an invasive collection technique urine is contaminated with normal flora of
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Psychology
Leininger has defined it as a comparative study of cultures to understand similarities and difference across human groups. The goal is culturally congruent care- care that fits the
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Psychology
According to selye (1956), it is the non specific response of the body to any kind of demand upon it. According to Schafer (2000) :- It is the
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Midwifery
India launched a nation –wide planning program in 1952, making it the first country in the world to do so, though records show that birth control clinics have
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Psychology
To begin working with families, nurses must have a scientific knowledge base in family theory as well as an adequate knowledge base in family nursing. Although the past
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Psychology
Every individual has some or the other need by the satisfaction & dissatisfaction of needs his behaviour is affected. Food, water, sex, air, sleep etc. are some innate
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Psychology
The process of growth & development start before the baby born that is from the conception in the mother’s womb. The period extends through out the life cycle.
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Psychology
Grief is a reaction of an individual to a significant loss. Shock, disbelief, anger and depression are common feature in affected individuals. Grief is defined as the emotional
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