TASK №o 4 A worker received a skin burn as a result of an industrial trauma. On examination: the burned skin is hyperemic and sharply painful. There are a lot of skin bubbles with transparent contents. The burnt surface is treated, a sterile bandage is applied, and painkillers are prescribed. Questions: 1. What does it mean "pain»? 2. Indicate the cause of pain in this case. 3. What other causes can lead the development of pain? 4. Indicate the mechanism of pain formation in this patient. 5. Give a comparative description of the protopathic and epicritic pain. 6. Which of these two types of pain has developed in the patient? 7. Name the biological significance of pain sensitivity for human body,

GUIDE QUESTIONS FOR THE FIRST PICTURE: 1] HOW WILL YOU DIFFERENTIATE THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AND THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN TERMS OF THEIR FUNCTIONS? 2] WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN TO THE HUMAN BODY IF ONE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM FAILS TO CARRY OUT ITS FUNCTION PROPERLY?

Practice Questions: 1. What are the two types of nervous system? Which system does the spinal cord belong to? 2. The peripheral nervous system has two parts. What activities does each control? 3. When tasked to answer these questions, usually in which hemisphere of the brains we usually use? Why? 4. In the Autonomic Nervous System, what organs of the body does this system usually handles? Why they must be in an autonomous fashion? 5. In the four lobes of the cerebral cortex, which lobes usually work together when processing or retrieving information (memory)? Why?

Project description 1. The paper should show why I am for passive euthanasia. 2.Is it beneficiary to someone who is terminally ill? 3. there should be an overview/summary of position. 4. Analysis of issue, Review of major points 5.what is the relevance to nursing …….   QUESTION TITLE :- 1. The paper should show why I am for passive euthanasia.

Part G: Post-lab Questions 1. Fill in the blanks with a correct body position term. a. The elbow is b. The skull is C. The feet are d. The pinky finger is to the fingernails. to the brain. to the head. to the thumb. e spine iS to the sternum (breastbone). 2. Describe or sketch what a pickle might look like after it is cut with a transverse section.

Case Study #1 Case Study #2 Module 5 Discussion Questions 1. Ол Е Outpatient Office Encounter Howard Solo is a 65-year-old patient and a retired airline ground maintenance technician. He worked for 40 years for American Airlines. He complains of tinnitus and hearing loss that have worsened over the past year. An audiogram was obtained on July 24, 2009 at the time of the patient's initial visit. This audiogram revealed an average 75 dB (decibel) hearing loss through the speech frequencies in the right ear with an average loss of 80 dB loss in the left ear. After reviewing the Outpatient Office Encounter of Howard Solo (Case Study 2) accomplish the following and report in your findings and comments in your post. • Discuss how you would classify the type of hearing loss that Howard has experienced. Include the degree of severity of hearing loss based on the results of the audiometry. What kind of treatment would you recommend? Question 3 General questions: • Define the parts of the brain.…

Task 3. Determine what effects (synergism or antagonism) may occur while the application of the following combinations of drugs. 1. Norepinephrine + phenylephrine 2. Paracetamol + acetylsalicylic acid 3. Pilocarpine + atropine 4. Heparin + protamine sulfate 5. Fentanyl + droperidol 6. Articaine + adrenaline

TASK N 1 A patient, 50 years old, complains of sharp pains in the region of the heart and legs during a quick waking. He works as the director of a large plant, the work is associated with a constant psychoemotional overstrain. The patient smokes a lot. On examination: height - 180 cm, weight - 110 kg. The arterial pressure is 180/100 mm Hg, the heart rate is 130 beats / min. Skin of feet cold, pale. Angiography of the vessels of the heart and legs detected a narrowing of the lumen of the arterial vessels and ulceration of their walls as well. Questions: 1. What violation of regional blood circulation in the heart and lower limbs is present in the patient? 2. What disease was the cause of this violation of regional blood circulation? 3. Give the definition of this disease. 4. Indicate the factors of this disease, available to the patient.

TASK No 2 MICROCIRCULATION A patient, 50 years old, suffers of chronic pyelonephritis and massive proteinuria (loss of protein in the urine). On examination: edema on the face and legs is noted. Questions: 1. To which group of disorders of microcirculation is edema refered? 2. What other disorders of microcirculation are related to this group? 3. Indicate the cause of edema developmen in the patient. 4. Indicate the mechanism of correlation between the loss of plasma proteins and the development of edema? 5. List the pathogenetic factors of edema formation. 6. What are the possible causes of the lymphatic insufficiency? 7. Indicate the biological significance of microcirculation disorders.

TASK N 2 A patient, 40 years old, complains of weakness, fatigue, thirst, itchy skin. In the last two years he have been repeatedly treated for furunculosis. On examination: the skin is dry with traces of scratching. Height - 160 cm, body weight - 90 kg. The level of glucose in the blood is 10 mmol / 1. Questions: 1. What disease does the patient suffer? Give its definition. 2. Indicate the possible cause of that disease in the patient? 3. Describe the mechanism of development of that disease. 4. What changes in carbohydrate metabolism are characteristic for the disease? 5. What disorders of fat metabolism are characteristic for that disease. 6. Describe the mechanism of development of such symptoms of that disease as dry skin and thirst. 7. List the acute complications of the disease.