Monthly Archive:: September 2014
Psychology
The term coping is used to refer to the process by which a person attempts to manage successful demands. A person can focus on the specific problem that
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Pathology
Difference between Metaplasia and Dysplasia METAPLASIA DYSPLASIA 1. Definition –Change of one type of epithelial or mesenchymal cell to another type of epithelial or mesenchymal cell Disordered cellular
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Pathology
Difference between HYPERTROPHY and HYPERPLASIA HYPERTROPHY HYPERPLASIA 1. Definition –Is an increase in the size of parenchymal cell resulting in enlargement of the organ or tissue without any change
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Pathology
Difference between Dystrophic Calcification and Metastatic Calcification Dystrophic Calcification Metastatic Calcification 1. Definition – Deposits of calcium salts in dead or degenerated tissue Deposits of calcium salts
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Pathology
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DRY GANGRENE AND WET GANGRENE DRY GANGRENE WET GANGRENE 1. Site – Commonly Limbs More common in bowel 2. Mechanism – Arterial occlusion More common
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Midwifery
As the physiological changes occurring in the body,the female experiences certain discomforts during pregnancy. The common systemic discomforts are as follows : (A) DIGESTIVE SYSTEM – Nausea &
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Midwifery
1: POSSIBLE SIGN : Early breast changes (Montgomery tubercles, 2° areola) Amenorrhoea Morning sickness Bladder irritability Quickening 2: PROBABLE SIGN : Presence of hCG in urine or blood
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Midwifery
It is the bony canal through which the fetus must pass during birth. It has a brim, a cavity or an outlet. (A) PELVIC BRIM:- It is round
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Midwifery
It contain delicate brain is large in relation to the fetal body & in comparison with the mother’s pelvis therefore some adaptation between skull & pelvis must take
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Midwifery
Functions – 1° function of pelvic girdle is to allow movement of body, especially walking and running. It permits the person to sit or kneel. Woman’s pelvis is
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