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Amputation- Types of Amputations & Pt Management Introduction: Amputation can be defined as process of removal of diseased, non functioning, protruding body part Delivered from Latin word AMPITUDE meaning “cutting around”. Incidence: Age: Commom in 50-75 years Sex: Males (75%) Read more
Supracondylar fracture of humerus It is very common fracture in children, because at this age the body architecture at (SC) region is weak. Mechanism of injury Fall on out stretched hand as hand strikes the ground, the elbow is forced Read more
TuPULMONARY REHABILITATION • It aims to reduce symptoms like ↓se disability, ↑se participation in physical & social activities, & helps to improve the overall quality of life in chronic respiratory clients. • Exercise training remains the cornerstone of Pulmonary Rehabilitation Read more
Partoid glands Introductions • Partoid glands are the largest of three pairs of main salivary glands. • Lobulated and yellowish brown in colour. • Weight 25-30 gm. Boundaries -Anteriorly: Ramus of mandible (Half way across masseter muscle) -Posteriorly: Mastoid Read more
EPILEPSY Introduction: Epilepsy is a recurrent episodic disturbance of the brain function due to abnormal electrical activity of neuron. It is manifested as abnormal motor, sensory phenomenon often associated with loss of consciousness. Epidemiology • Birth hypoxia • After birth Read more
Intervertebral disc IV disc conisit of 3 distinct component 1. The cartilage end plate: Cover the disc both above and below. 2. Annulus fibrosis: Water +proteoglycans + collagen type I 3. Nucleus pulposus: Water more + proteoglyans +type II collagen. Function of IVD Read more
Shoulder joint Type: The shoulder joint is a synovial joint of ball and socket variety. The articular surface ligament and bursae related to this important joint are explained below. Articular surface: The joint is formed by articular of the glenoid cavity of Read more
HIV INFECTION -Hiv Infection was discovered in 1981. HIV TYPES; HIV-I infection HIV-II infection Both viruses are trophic for CD-4 + Lymphocytes and have similar genetic structure. Both causes AIDS, but HIV-II apperas to be less commonlt transmitted vertically. Side Read more
Wax therapy / Parafin wax bath Parafin wax melts at around 54 degree, but this point can be lowered by adding mineral oil (liquid paraffin). Most wax bath are kept at temperature and lower between 42 to 52 degree, often Read more
Hypertension (Blood pressure) Hypertension is the state when the blood flows at the pressure higher than the normal acceptable limits in the body. A blood pressure (BP) of 130/80 mmHg or higher is considered high blood pressure in people with Read more