circulatory disorders

Violation of ion-osmotic, water balance and acid-base state. Acute systemic circulatory disorders (acute coronary insufficiency, shock), systemic circulatory disorders in chronic heart diseases; their consequences. Regional circulatory disorders: hyperemia, ischemia, plasmorrhagia, bleeding and bruising. Disorders of lymph formation and circulation

• Preparation materials:

1. Workbook, part I, pp. 13-14.

2. Sources:

3. Images on "Effusion and Edema. Circulatory Disoders. Shock"

4. Learning Videos. 

More on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNI0qOojpkhsUtaQ4_2NUhQ. 

5. Metodical developments for every topics are availibale in corresponding sections on Moodle by these link http://moodle.dma.dp.ua/

• Task:

1. Please, pass Initial MCQ Test.

2. On Workbook's page 14 carry out Microscopic Slide Descriptions "Hemosiderosis (brown induration) of lungs"  and Gross Specimen Descriptions "Nutmeg liver".

3. On Workbook's page 14 in the "Individual Task" field, explain your answer to MCQ's Tasks #10. Why did you choose this answer as right and exclude the rest?

4. Sign your written work below "Tutor’s signature" box. 

Please, take photos of the cover page of your Workbook and the completed pages of Lesson 6 (pages 13-14). Send us your completed work.

E-mail address for submission of completed works:

dsma.pathomorphology.eng@gmail.com

Please, sent photos of  your written works no later than the next day after the specified date in the schedule. 

Important! In the subject of the letter indicate your faculty, group number / dozen and topic number in the following format:

AAAA_BBB.b_CCCC_DDDD, where

AAAA - Faculty (med/stom)

BBB.b - group number / dozen

SSSS - topic number

DDDD - Student's Surname and Name

E.g.: stom_461.2_7_Nayef Meshal

In order to advise the department, the student should send a letter indicating "ZAPYT"

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