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Osteomyelitis: Non-Traumatic Bone Conditions
Lecture notes detailing Osteomyelitis, covering its definition, classification (acute, sub-acute, chronic), causes via haematogenous spread or direct inoculation, and age-dependent aetiology.
Traumatology 11: Management of Injuries and Fracture Basics
Lecture notes covering the definition of Traumatology and learning outcomes related to managing injuries of the upper and lower limbs, head, chest, and spine.
CHOLECYSTECTOMY PROCEDURE.
Major steps of removing a defective gallbladder through laparoscopic or open cholecystectomy.
INTRAVENOUS CANNULATION AND DRIP SETTING.
Straightforward procedure for students on how to put a cannula and set a drip either for blood transfusion or fluid and drugs administration.
TYPES OF INJECTIONS AND HOW TO DO THEM.
Here is a brief and precise diagrammatic representation of types of injections and how to do them for medical students.
HOW TO DO SUTURING AND TYPES OF SUTURING.
Here's a step by step pictorial representation on how to suture(put stitches) on patients with broken skin, wounds and those who have been operated.
CHILD HEALTH PROMOTION (CHP 206)
This document outlines the learning objectives, teaching strategies, and introductory concepts for the Child Health unit (CHP 206), focusing on community application and immunization.
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
skills required to communicate with a client
MORTUARY TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTS
Introduction By; Siwa B
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
EVANS MALO-BCMS LECTURER CM –KMTC
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY
KENNEDY KINYUA
Medical Physiology
Medical Physiology CAT for Diploma in Orthopaedic Technology
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