السلام عليكم
هذا الفديو التجريبي للكورس
https://youtu.be/-fYZcAJNJp0
هذا الفديو التجريبي للكورس
https://youtu.be/-fYZcAJNJp0
Medspace universal
@trfoon
Medspace universal
16 Apr, 15:18
السلام عليكم
ان شاء الله تكونون بخير وصحة 🌹🌹🌺
كورس Davidson McQ لامتحانات الوزاري والمعادلة
1_cardiology =15
2_Git=20
3_Respiratory =15
4_ Endocrinology=10
5_Nephrology=15
اشتركوا وشاركوا زملائكم وشدولها انتو كدها🙏🙏📢🎉💯
كل التوفيق ان شاء الله
ان شاء الله تكونون بخير وصحة 🌹🌹🌺
كورس Davidson McQ لامتحانات الوزاري والمعادلة
1_cardiology =15
2_Git=20
3_Respiratory =15
4_ Endocrinology=10
5_Nephrology=15
اشتركوا وشاركوا زملائكم وشدولها انتو كدها🙏🙏📢🎉💯
كل التوفيق ان شاء الله
Medspace universal
09 Apr, 15:09
Most of bedridden patients prescribed heparin subcutaneous and aspirin to prevent DVT and subsequent Pulmonary Embolism
But there's also a risk for possible side effects such as gross hematuria like this patient
But there's also a risk for possible side effects such as gross hematuria like this patient
Medspace universal
03 Jan, 02:42
Necrotizing fasciitis
◼️This is a surgical emergency, most commonly caused by a synergistic polymicrobial infection that usually involve Group A beta hemolytic streptococci, along with S.Aureus, E.coli, Proteus, Clostridia and others.
◼️The infection spreads very rapidly along fascial planes (figure above demonstrate extent of progression in 24 hour period), it may affect abdominal wall (Meleney's gangrene) or perineum (Fournier gangrene) but it most commonly involve lower limbs.
◼️This is a clinical diagnosis, there is edema stretching beyond the extent of visible erythema, there is WOODY HARD feel to the subcutaneous tissues, inability to distinguish muscle groups on palpation, there is severe pain out of proportion to the visible lesion, with soft tissue crepitus, overlying skin may show vesicles, dusky blue or black discoloration and frank necrosis.
◼️Systemic features are outstanding, with rapidly progressing septic shock.
◼️This is a surgical emergency, most commonly caused by a synergistic polymicrobial infection that usually involve Group A beta hemolytic streptococci, along with S.Aureus, E.coli, Proteus, Clostridia and others.
◼️The infection spreads very rapidly along fascial planes (figure above demonstrate extent of progression in 24 hour period), it may affect abdominal wall (Meleney's gangrene) or perineum (Fournier gangrene) but it most commonly involve lower limbs.
◼️This is a clinical diagnosis, there is edema stretching beyond the extent of visible erythema, there is WOODY HARD feel to the subcutaneous tissues, inability to distinguish muscle groups on palpation, there is severe pain out of proportion to the visible lesion, with soft tissue crepitus, overlying skin may show vesicles, dusky blue or black discoloration and frank necrosis.
◼️Systemic features are outstanding, with rapidly progressing septic shock.
Medspace universal
28 Dec, 06:38
شنو الفرق بين Herpes zoster
و Herpes simplex؟
📍Site:
Herpes zoster (shingles):
Appears as a blistering rash along a nerve pathway, usually on one side of the body.
الإنتشار على طول العصب المصاب
Herpes simplex:
Typically affects the mouth (HSV-1) or genitals (HSV-2). Imagine tiny fever blisters or genital sores.
على الفم والمناطق التناسلية
🔁 Transmission:
Herpes zoster:
Not directly contagious.
It reactivates the dormant varicella zoster virus (VZV) you already have after chickenpox.
Herpes simplex:
Can spread through skin-to-skin contact, including sexual contact.
🦠 Symptoms:
Herpes zoster:
Intense pain, burning, tingling, and itching along the affected nerve pathway. Blisters may develop later.
Herpes simplex:
Tingling, itching, and burning before small, fluid-filled blisters form. These usually heal within a week or two.
💊 Treatment:
Herpes zoster:
Antiviral medications like acyclovir or valacyclovir to shorten the outbreak and reduce pain.
Herpes simplex:
OTC pain relievers and topical creams to ease discomfort.
Antiviral medications can also shorten outbreaks.
و Herpes simplex؟
📍Site:
Herpes zoster (shingles):
Appears as a blistering rash along a nerve pathway, usually on one side of the body.
الإنتشار على طول العصب المصاب
Herpes simplex:
Typically affects the mouth (HSV-1) or genitals (HSV-2). Imagine tiny fever blisters or genital sores.
على الفم والمناطق التناسلية
🔁 Transmission:
Herpes zoster:
Not directly contagious.
It reactivates the dormant varicella zoster virus (VZV) you already have after chickenpox.
Herpes simplex:
Can spread through skin-to-skin contact, including sexual contact.
🦠 Symptoms:
Herpes zoster:
Intense pain, burning, tingling, and itching along the affected nerve pathway. Blisters may develop later.
Herpes simplex:
Tingling, itching, and burning before small, fluid-filled blisters form. These usually heal within a week or two.
💊 Treatment:
Herpes zoster:
Antiviral medications like acyclovir or valacyclovir to shorten the outbreak and reduce pain.
Herpes simplex:
OTC pain relievers and topical creams to ease discomfort.
Antiviral medications can also shorten outbreaks.
Medspace universal
26 Dec, 22:29
🔹اغلبنا يعرف ادوية مستخدمة للعلاج الربو ومنها salbutamol ....
لكن تعرفون شنو استخدامات الثانية لsalbutamol؟؟
🔹بالبداية لازم نتعرف على الية العمل للهذا الدواء وهي beta agonist يعني يحفز مستقبلات بيتا
زين وين موجوده هاي مستقبلات؟
1️⃣bronchiالقصبات الهوائية
2️⃣uterine بطانة الرحم
3️⃣pancreas البنكرياس
🔹نجي هسه نسولف على فائده الدواء salbutamol على كل موقع
1️⃣يحفز beta2 بالقصبات الهوائية زين شنو الفائده ؟
الفائدة يعالج ويقلل مخاطر الربو عن طريق bronchodilation✅
2️⃣يحفزbeta 2 في بطانة الرحم زين شنو الفائدة؟
هذا الشيء يفيدني ب الولادة المبكرpreterm labour عن طريق تقليل تقلصات الرحم فيأخر الرلادة المبكرة✅
3️⃣واخيرا يحفز عمليةglyconeogensis بمعنى زيادة كمية glucose زين شنو الفائدة؟
من يرتفع glucose يرتفع السكري ويقابله بالطرف الثاني ارتفاع نسبة البوتاسيوم يصيرhyperkalemia ....
يسكت الجسم طبعا لا
البنكرياس يفرز الانسولين فيدخل glucose داخل الخلايا فيقلل السكري
بالطرف الثانية تقل كمية البوتاسيوم وهذا الشيئ يفيدني بعلاج حالات مثلhyperkalemia
منقول🌹🌹
لكن تعرفون شنو استخدامات الثانية لsalbutamol؟؟
🔹بالبداية لازم نتعرف على الية العمل للهذا الدواء وهي beta agonist يعني يحفز مستقبلات بيتا
زين وين موجوده هاي مستقبلات؟
1️⃣bronchiالقصبات الهوائية
2️⃣uterine بطانة الرحم
3️⃣pancreas البنكرياس
🔹نجي هسه نسولف على فائده الدواء salbutamol على كل موقع
1️⃣يحفز beta2 بالقصبات الهوائية زين شنو الفائده ؟
الفائدة يعالج ويقلل مخاطر الربو عن طريق bronchodilation✅
2️⃣يحفزbeta 2 في بطانة الرحم زين شنو الفائدة؟
هذا الشيء يفيدني ب الولادة المبكرpreterm labour عن طريق تقليل تقلصات الرحم فيأخر الرلادة المبكرة✅
3️⃣واخيرا يحفز عمليةglyconeogensis بمعنى زيادة كمية glucose زين شنو الفائدة؟
من يرتفع glucose يرتفع السكري ويقابله بالطرف الثاني ارتفاع نسبة البوتاسيوم يصيرhyperkalemia ....
يسكت الجسم طبعا لا
البنكرياس يفرز الانسولين فيدخل glucose داخل الخلايا فيقلل السكري
بالطرف الثانية تقل كمية البوتاسيوم وهذا الشيئ يفيدني بعلاج حالات مثلhyperkalemia
منقول🌹🌹
Medspace universal
01 Oct, 21:36
الكتاب الصادر من لجنة عمداء كلية طب العراق
بخصوص تحديد المصادر المتفق عليها لقراءة المواد للامتحان الوزاري وكالاتي :
Surgery = bailey & love
Medicine = Davidson's
Gynecological & Obstetrics = ten teacher
Pediatric = nelson
بخصوص تحديد المصادر المتفق عليها لقراءة المواد للامتحان الوزاري وكالاتي :
Surgery = bailey & love
Medicine = Davidson's
Gynecological & Obstetrics = ten teacher
Pediatric = nelson
Medspace universal
29 Sep, 10:25
كورس الكسور للدكتورة فرح 💜
هذا الكورس لطلاب طب بغداد مرحلة ٥و٦
وطلاب المعادلة والموازي 🎉
هذا الكورس لطلاب طب بغداد مرحلة ٥و٦
وطلاب المعادلة والموازي 🎉
Medspace universal
29 Sep, 10:25
السلام عليكم
كورس الكسور صار متوفر للجميع للاستفاده منه خصوصا طلاب مرحله ٥ طب بغداد لان الشرح عله المحاضرات
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXB_65eVFL7INQXeaYreimwmb8b6Ak-_G&si=iAY-6M80aa3fSYAs
كورس الكسور صار متوفر للجميع للاستفاده منه خصوصا طلاب مرحله ٥ طب بغداد لان الشرح عله المحاضرات
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXB_65eVFL7INQXeaYreimwmb8b6Ak-_G&si=iAY-6M80aa3fSYAs
Medspace universal
29 Sep, 07:58
السلام عليكم طلاب
بمناسبة تعيين دكاترتنا قررنا نسوي تخفيض على كورس Davidson Mcq
الشامل لكارديو بواقع ٨ محاضرات
رسبايرتوي ٨ محاضرات
نفرولوجي / رينال ٥
اندوكراين ٤
هضمية ٦
السعر صار ٥٠ بدل ٧٥🎉🎉🎉 بمناسبة اشتراكنا بالاب الجديد coursati
للتفاصيل
@DrMOH98
بمناسبة تعيين دكاترتنا قررنا نسوي تخفيض على كورس Davidson Mcq
الشامل لكارديو بواقع ٨ محاضرات
رسبايرتوي ٨ محاضرات
نفرولوجي / رينال ٥
اندوكراين ٤
هضمية ٦
السعر صار ٥٠ بدل ٧٥🎉🎉🎉 بمناسبة اشتراكنا بالاب الجديد coursati
للتفاصيل
@DrMOH98
Medspace universal
14 Sep, 19:43
#كسور foot drop
من المواضيع المهمة بالكسور وتتكرر بmcq🎉🎉📢
Foot drop, sometimes called drop foot, is a general term for
difficulty lifting the front part of the foot.
Causes
Foot drop is caused by weakness or paralysis of the muscles
involved in lifting the front part of the foot.
Causes of foot drop might include:
1. Nerve injury. The most common cause of foot drop is compression
of a nerve in your leg that controls the muscles involved in lifting the
foot (peroneal nerve). This nerve can also be injured during hip or
knee replacement surgery, which may cause foot drop.
2. A nerve root injury — "pinched nerve" — in the spine can also
cause foot drop. People who have diabetes are more susceptible to
nerve disorders, which are associated with foot drop.
3. Muscle or nerve disorders. Various forms of muscular dystrophy, an inherited disease that causes progressive muscle weakness, can contribute to foot drop. So can other disorders, such as polio or Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease.
4. Brain and spinal cord disorders. Disorders that affect the spinal
cord or brain — such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), multiple sclerosis or stroke — may cause foot drop.
من المواضيع المهمة بالكسور وتتكرر بmcq🎉🎉📢
Foot drop, sometimes called drop foot, is a general term for
difficulty lifting the front part of the foot.
Causes
Foot drop is caused by weakness or paralysis of the muscles
involved in lifting the front part of the foot.
Causes of foot drop might include:
1. Nerve injury. The most common cause of foot drop is compression
of a nerve in your leg that controls the muscles involved in lifting the
foot (peroneal nerve). This nerve can also be injured during hip or
knee replacement surgery, which may cause foot drop.
2. A nerve root injury — "pinched nerve" — in the spine can also
cause foot drop. People who have diabetes are more susceptible to
nerve disorders, which are associated with foot drop.
3. Muscle or nerve disorders. Various forms of muscular dystrophy, an inherited disease that causes progressive muscle weakness, can contribute to foot drop. So can other disorders, such as polio or Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease.
4. Brain and spinal cord disorders. Disorders that affect the spinal
cord or brain — such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), multiple sclerosis or stroke — may cause foot drop.
Medspace universal
14 Sep, 19:32
Types of hemorrhage (important definitions)
◼️Primary hemorrhage : It is defined as bleeding which occur at the same time as the injury or operation.
◼️Reactionary hemorrhage : It is bleeding which follow primary hemorrhage within 24 hours and usually within 4 to 6 hours, it is mainly due to slippage of a vascular ligature, for example a surgeon places a ligature flush with the cut end of the mesoappendix is easily liable to slip and bleed postoperatively, or it may be due to dislodgement of a clot or cessation of reflex vasospasm, precipitating factors can include a rise in blood pressure, coughing and vomitting which may increase the venous pressure leading to a reactionary venous hemorrhage which can be very difficult to control even by an experienced surgeon.
◼️Secondary hemorrhage : Defined as hemorrhage occuring after 7-14 days and it is due to infection and sloughing of a part of a vessel wall, in this case there is usually small warning hemorrhages appearing as bright red stains on the dressing, followed by a large potentially fatal hemorrhage, it may also result from pressure necrosis such as from a drain, or from malignancy eroding a vessel
◼️Primary hemorrhage : It is defined as bleeding which occur at the same time as the injury or operation.
◼️Reactionary hemorrhage : It is bleeding which follow primary hemorrhage within 24 hours and usually within 4 to 6 hours, it is mainly due to slippage of a vascular ligature, for example a surgeon places a ligature flush with the cut end of the mesoappendix is easily liable to slip and bleed postoperatively, or it may be due to dislodgement of a clot or cessation of reflex vasospasm, precipitating factors can include a rise in blood pressure, coughing and vomitting which may increase the venous pressure leading to a reactionary venous hemorrhage which can be very difficult to control even by an experienced surgeon.
◼️Secondary hemorrhage : Defined as hemorrhage occuring after 7-14 days and it is due to infection and sloughing of a part of a vessel wall, in this case there is usually small warning hemorrhages appearing as bright red stains on the dressing, followed by a large potentially fatal hemorrhage, it may also result from pressure necrosis such as from a drain, or from malignancy eroding a vessel
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