Dissection Guide 509 - lumen.luc.edu

- 2 - This dissection guide was designed as an aid to human cadaver dissection by first year medical students. The four fundamental tools of learning gross human anatomy (the cadaver, a dissection

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Nasogastric and Dobhoff Tubes - Loyola University …

1 Nasogastric and Dobhoff Tubes Who needs a tube? zDecompression of GI tract – Bowel or gastric outlet obstruction – Unremitting emesis from any cause zAdministration of oral agents – Activated charcoal – Tube feedings – Medications zEvaluation of gastrointestinal bleeding Contraindications zMaxillofacial trauma zInability to …

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The Medical History Written Example Chief Concern: Chest ...

HPI: Mr. PH is a 52 y/o accountant with hypercholesterolemia and polycythemia vera who has been in relatively good health (except for problem #2 below) until one month ago when he noticed chest tightness with exertion. The patient decided to …

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Table of Genetic Disorders - Loyola University Chicago

Table of Genetic Disorders Disease Gene/Defect Inheritance Clinical Features Achondroplasia Fibroblast growth factor receptor 3 (FGR3) – constitutively active

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Guidelines for Adult Patients Intravenous PCA Orders

PT. NAME MR # ROOM # Guidelines for Adult Patients Intravenous PCA Orders Loading Dose: PCA should be initiated after an initial bolus dose of morphine 5 – 20 mg (2-3 mg every 5 minutes up to 20 mg) to attain adequate plasma morphine concentrations.

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Dental considerations in patients with liver disease

e128 J Clin Exp Dent. 2011;3(2):e127-34. Dental treatment in patients with liver disease.

Neurologic Exam Evaluation Checklist

Jul 22, 2004 · Introduction to the Practice of Medicine 2 b. Vessels: caliber, arterial/venous ratio, obstruction, arterial light reflex, and for presence or absence of arterial/venous nicking. c. Background: inspect for pigmentation, hemorrhages, hard or soft exudates d. Macula: attempt to identify 3. Examiner shined a light into each eye separately (CN2, 3) to assess pupil response