Health hazards we face as health professionals
There is no doubt in saying that, Doctors, Nurses and Hospital Attendants are the most at Risk people, who work in close proximity with the […]
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Ketone bodies, Ketosis and Ketoacidosis
Ketone bodies, produced mainly in the mitochondria of liver cells from acetyl-CoA enter blood, provide much of the energy to heart tissue, and during starvation […]
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Excessive Menstrual Bleeding or Menorrhagia
Synonyms: Hypermenorrhea Definition: Normally in each menstrual cycle 40-70 ml of bleeding occurs. Normally blood clots are also absent. Menorrhagia is defined , if in […]
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Case of child with Brain tumor – Medulloblastoma
A 7 year old boy from Remote village presented with complains of vomiting 4-5 episodes per day for 3 months, inability to walk without support […]
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Rules Mnemonics in Anatomy
All are about 45 cms or 18 inches: Length of Vas deferens or ductus deferens Length of thoracic duct Length of Spinal cord Femur (for […]
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Vitamin A : Sources, Metabolism and Deficiency
“A Severe Drought in Kenya wiped out a family’s yam crop, their primary staple food. Within several months, a 3 yr Old child in the […]
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4 Ways Asthmatics can Protect Themselves This Winter
The winter will soon come in full force. While some individuals may welcome the cold air with open arms, asthma sufferers should take extra precaution […]
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A case of Child with Fever, lymphadenopathy and Hepatosplenomegaly
Patient Details Master Lama Age-6 years Sex-Male Address- Kathmandu Total stay-18 days History History given by Parents and child himself. ( Reliable) Chief Complains- Fever […]
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Management of Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis or RPGN
Rapidly progressive is characterized by the histopathologic finding of crescents in the majority of glomeruli. The natural history in most forms is rapid progression to […]
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