1.Suad Al-Sulimani R22. Definition of shock in term of cellular functionPath physiology & clinical finding of different types of shockBiochemical shock markersEvidence…

1. Lower GIT Bleeding & Management 2. Lower GI bleed  Lower GI BleedLower gastrointestinal bleeding is defined asabnormal hemorrhage into the lumen of the bowelfrom…

1. Gastrointestinal Bleeding Dr. Mohammad AShaikhani.MBChB –CABM - FRCP. 2. Key points: • Patients with acute UGIB often present with melena, hematochezia, or hematemesis.…

1. Management of Epistaxis The Goal is Control Tracey W. Childers, DO Otolaryngology - Board Certified Tahlequah, OK 2. Epistaxis - Introduction One of the most frequent…

Slide 1 Finding Sources of Obscure Lower GI Bleeding William Kwan Slide 2 Slide 3 Slide 4 Causes of Hematochezia  COLONIC BLEEDING (95%)SMALL BOWEL BLEEDING (5%)  Diverticular…

Slide 1 An approach to the patient with an abnormal CBC Eliot Williams, MD PhD Division of Hematology & Medical Oncology Slide 2 Nothing to disclose Slide 3 CBC with…

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UPPER GI BLEEDING MANAGEMENT OF UPPER GI BLEEDING M K ALAM MS; FRCSEd ILOs At the end of this presentation students will be able to:  Define upper GI haemorrhage. Describe…

Skin Integrity and Wound Care Management By Responsibilities Identify patients âat-riskâ for wound healing problems Initiate appropriate interventions for optimal skin…