I can relate
(Source: thighrabanks, via nursesidonniesays)
May262012
May242012
parce que je l’ai entendue tous les matins de la semaine
5PM
archive
May222012
mood: I am dancing with myself
May202012
c’est vrai que la clavicule est relativement proche
(Source: consciouschaos, via anaestheticroom)
May192012
Akzidenz <3
Typography Jokes by Gary Nicholson
“Personal Project to design a series of posters with typographically focused puns to lift the spirits of fellow designers.”Omg I must have all of these.
8AM
36h// easy game
Partie 1: Intégration des différents systèmes
Partie 2 : Pathologie générale
Chap1: Physiopatho de la D+
Chap2: Oedèmes
Chap3: Inflammation
Chap4: Nécrose
Chap5: Cicatrisation
Chap6: Fièvre
Partie 3: Nerfs crâniens
Partie4: Entités pathologiques
Chap1: Cirrhose
Chap2: Diabète
Chap3: Insuffisance cardiaque
Chap4: Insuffisance rénale chronique
Chap5: Hypertension Artérielle (HTA)
Chap6: Insuffisance Respiratoire
Chap7: Embolie Pulmonaire (EP) dans le cadre de la maladie Thrombo-embolique veineuse
Chap X: Le paludisme (Dr Ouedraogo)
May172012
:-)
(Source: twistedcaricatureofintimacy)
7AM
Exhibition of Leonardo da Vinci’s studies of the human body.
cardiovascular croquis’ http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/collection/912281
May152012
;-)
(via teachingliteracy)
5PM
Osteomyelitis
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Bone infection can be caused by bacteria (more common) or fungi (less common).
Infection may spread to a bone from infected skin, muscles, or tendons next to the bone, as in osteomyelitis that occurs under a chronic skin ulcer (sore).
The infection that causes osteomyelitis can also start in another part of the body and spread to the bone through the blood.
A current or past injury may have made the affected bone more likely to develop the infection. A bone infection can also start after bone surgery, especially if the surgery is done after an injury or if metal rods or plates are placed in the bone.
In children, the long bones are usually affected. In adults, the feet, spine bones (vertebrae), and the hips (pelvis) are most commonly affected.
Risk factors are:
Injected drug use
Poor blood supply
Recent trauma
People who have had their spleen removed are also at higher risk for osteomyelitis.
Symptoms
Other symptoms that may occur with this disease:
Chills
Low back pain
Signs and tests
A physical examination shows bone tenderness and possibly swelling and redness.
Tests may include:
Bone biopsy (which is then cultured)
Complete blood count (CBC)
C-reactive protein (CRP)
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)
MRI of the bone
Needle aspiration of the area around affected bones
4PM
Choc anaphylactique
Quelques lectures utiles
Courte (2p) http://www.swissrescue.ch/dossier/bulletin_smur/15_choc_anaphylactique.pdf
Longue (9p) http://www.medicalforum.ch/pdf/pdf_f/2011/2011-12/2011-12-023.PDF
Explication sur l’utilisation du glucagon en seconde intention lors du choc.
Les patients traités par β-bloquants peuvent être
résistants à l’adrénaline avec une hypotension et une bradycardie
réfractaire. Le glucagon a un effet inotrope et chronotope non
médié par les récepteurs β. Si échec de l’adrénaline, donner 1 mg
i.v. à renouveler toutes les 5 min (peut être donner s-cut. ou i.m.)
c’est donc pour ça.
On se couchera moins con.
3PM
Voilà un coffre bien rempli.
May72012
I’m free
Free fallin
Max Milner
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