Introduction Digestive Tract 2.Esophagus 3.Stomach 4.Small Intestine 5.Large Intestine Accessory Parts 1.Teeth 2.Tongue 3.Salivary glands 4.Liver Digestive System phases/processes Ingestion – occurs when material enters via the mouth • Mechanical…
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Learning Objectives:•At the end of the lecture, the students should be able to:•Define cardiac failure•Explain the pathophysiology and clinical manifestations of cardiac failure•Discuss the different types of cardiac failure•Discuss the…
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Learning objectives Vertebral column Regions of vertebral column Regions of vertebral column General structure of vertebrae • Formed framework of neck region • Support skull • Small in size •…
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RADIUS Bone | ULNA Bone | Anatomy of Radius Bone | OSPE of Radius Bone The Radius Shaft Muscle Attachments Click here for Download Radius Bone Slideshow
Properties of Myocardium slideshow Properties of Myocardium Electrical •Excitability (Bathmotropicaction) •Auto rhythmicity •Conductivity (Dromotropicaction) Mechanical •Contractility (Inotropic action) •Refractory period •Staircase / treppeeffect •Striations•Involuntary•Gap junctions•Function as syncytium•Excitability•Refractory period•Contractility•Autorhythmicity•Conductivity Excitability •Excitabilityis…
Learning Objectives • At the end of the lecture the student should be able to: • Discuss the generation of action potential in smoothmuscle. • Differentiate slow wave potential and…