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Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

15 Jun, 06:53


#spinal_shock

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

27 Apr, 16:22


#Extraocular_muscles_examination

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

13 Apr, 05:54


#Nervous_system

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

13 Apr, 05:53


Video 1 :- Ascending Tract Pathways :-

https://youtu.be/iHlxYtKgAbI

Video 2 :- Ascending Tract Lesions :-

https://youtu.be/l4dbPUPmfIg

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

25 Mar, 17:16


#integrative_Coagulation

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

25 Mar, 17:15


Normal coagulation and how to assess it
https://youtu.be/1UZBD-tvwek

Primary Homeostasis defect
https://youtu.be/Tj4X5YZZRbI

Secondary homeostasis defect
https://youtu.be/AKUztvDg_78

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

24 Mar, 18:21


#integrative_WBC

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

24 Mar, 18:20


WBC disorders
https://youtu.be/lP-u2EkBjMI

Leukemia types overview
https://youtu.be/8RsMu13275w

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

23 Mar, 12:53


السلام عليكم مُبارك عليكم الشهر الفضيل
هذني فيديوات توضيحية لموضوع الانيميا
د.احمد زيني

#integrative_anemia

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

23 Mar, 12:53


Anemia

Part 1
https://youtu.be/GZtLXzV_Zg4

Part 2
https://youtu.be/v9yKiWhq5yw

Part 3
https://youtu.be/uZsfxzzfAE0

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

01 Feb, 20:40


Cranial nerves that carry parasympathetic fibers :-

Mnemonic ( 1973 )

10 = vagus nerve
9 = glossopharyngeal nerve
7 = facial nerve
3 = Oculomotor nerve

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

01 Feb, 13:02


Horner ‘s syndrome :-


This condition results from lesions that interrupt the ipsilateral sympathetic nervous supply to the head, eye, neck.

- internal carotid (sympathetic) plexus supply :-

1. Pupillary dilator muscle(dilate pupil)

2. Muller (tarsal) muscle (elevate eyelid)

3.sweat gland(sweating)

- Clinical features of Horner’s syndrome :-

1. Triad of Horner’s syndrome :-

A. Miosis (constricted pupil ) due to impaired innervation of pupillary dilator muscle by sympathetic plexus )

B. Ptosis (droop eyelid ) due to impaired innervation of muller muscle (superior tarsal muscle) by sympathetic trunk

C. Anhidrosis ( absence of sweating ) due to impaired innervation of sweat gland by sympathetic trunk

2.Other Features :-

A.apparent Enophthalmos:- Impaired function of the superior tarsal muscle (müller) also results in an elevated lower eyelid.
So upper eyelid is dropped and lower eyelid is elevated which result of apparent enophthalmos

B.Facial flushing (due to vasodilation)as the vasoconstrictive effect of the sympathetic nervous system is lost.

These features occur ipsilaterally at the same side of lesion .

Mnemonic for Triad of Horner’s Syndrome :-

SPAM :-

S:-
sympathetic trunk
P:- ptosis
A:- Anhidrosis
M:- Miosis

Dr.Murtadha’s Notes

01 Feb, 13:01


Horner’s Syndrome
AMBOSS