- •*Heart and circulation. Examination of the heart and heart circulation. Coronary heart disease *2*24*1*
- •Inspect the hands … clubbing.
- •*Heart and circulation. Examination of the heart and heart circulation. Coronary heart disease *3*12*1*
- •*Heart and circulation. Examination of the heart and heart circulation. Coronary heart disease *4*16*1*
- •*Infection. Infection of the respiratory tract. Chronic bronchitis*1*24*2*
- •*Infection. Infection of the respiratory tract. Chronic bronchitis*2*24*1*
- •*Infection. Infection of the respiratory tract. Chronic bronchitis*3*12*1*
- •*Infection. Infection of the respiratory tract. Chronic bronchitis*4*16*1*
- •*Children infectious diseases*1*12*1*
- •*Children infectious diseases*2*12*1*
- •*Children infectious disease*3*6*1*
- •*Children infectious disease. Diseases of the alimentary tract. Diarrhoea*4*16*1*
- •*Diseases of the alimentary tract. Diarrhoea*1*12*1*
- •*Diseases of the alimentary tract. Diarrhoea*2*12*1*
- •*Diarrhoea*3*6*1*
- •*Urinary system: symptoms and analysis*1*12*1*
- •*Urinary system: symptoms and analysis*2*12*1*
- •*Urinary system: symptoms and analysis*3*6*1*
- •*Urinary system: symptoms and analysis. Kidney disease*4*14*1*
- •*Kidney disease*1*12*1*
- •*Kidney disease*2*12*1*
- •It may be acute or chronic, the first frequently leading … the second.
- •*Kidneys diseases*3*6*1*
- •*The body and movement: joints and limbs*1*12*1*
- •*The body and movement: joints and limbs*2*12*1*
- •*The body and movement: joints and limbs*3*6*1*
- •*The body and movement: joints and limbs*4*7*1*
- •*Bones. Fractures*1*12*1*
- •*Bones. Fractures*2*12*1*
- •*Bones. Fractures*3*6*1*
- •*Bones. Fractures*4*7*1*
- •*Pregnancy and childbirth*1*12*1*
- •*Pregnancy and childbirth*2*12*1*
- •*Pregnancy and childbirth*3*6*1*
- •*Pregnancy and childbirth*4*7*1*
- •*The skin. Some types of skin injuries*1*12*1*
- •*The skin. Some types of skin injuries*2*12*1*
- •*The skin. Some types of skin injuries*3*6*1*
- •*The skin. Some types of skin injuries*4*7*1*
*Urinary system: symptoms and analysis*3*6*1*
#253
*!Plus signs are used in case notes to indicate abnormal findings. A small amount (+) is described as trace. For a large amount (+++), the words gross can be used, for example gross haematuria. When there is nothing, the word nil is common.
What is the title to this passage?
*The notes of symptoms of the disease
*The notes of abbreviations
*+The notes of laboratory findings
*The notes of medical terms
*The notes of medical conditions
#254
*!Urinalysis is the analysis of urine. Simple screening tests of the urine are carried out with reagent strips, for example Clinistix for the detection of glucose. More detailed tests are carried out in a laboratory on a specimen of urine. Typical specimen are a midstream specimen and a catheter specimen.
What is the title to this passage?
*Chemical studies *Biochemical studies *Scientific studies
*Clinical studies
*+Laboratory studies
#255
*!Urine is formed in the kidneys and stored in the bladder until it is passed. The patient with urinary disease have to go to the toilet more often. They often get up at night. The patients get burning or pain when they pass water. They lose control of their bladder.
What is the title to this passage?
*Microscopic examination of urine
*Screening tests of the urine
*Urine laboratory studies
*+Urinary symptoms
*Urinalysis
#256
*!Urine is formed in the kidneys through a filtration of blood. The urine is then passed through the ureters to the bladder, where it is stored. During urination, the urine is passed from the bladder through the urethra to the outside of the body.
What is the title to this passage?
*+Urinary system *Clinical features of urine *Histology of urinary system *Functions of urinary system.
*Urological treatment
#257
*!The human body normally has two paired kidneys, one on the left and one on the right. Urine is formed by nephrons, the functional unit of the kidney, and then flows through a system of converging tubules called collecting ducts. The collecting ducts join together to form minor calyces, then major calyces, which ultimately join the pelvis of the kidney (renal pelvis). Urine flows from the renal pelvis into the ureter, a tube-like structure that carries the urine from the kidneys into the bladder.
What is the title to this passage?
*Function of urinary system *+Structure of urinary system
*Histology of urinary system *Clinical features of urinary system *Development of urinary system
#258
*!During urination, urine stored in the bladder is discharged through the urethra. In males, the urethra begins at the internal urethral orifice in the trigone of the bladder, continues through the external urethral orifice, and then becomes the prostatic, membranous, bulbar, and penile urethra. Urine exits through the external urethral meatus. The female urethra is much shorter, beginning at the bladder neck and terminating in the vaginal vestibule.
What is the title to this passage?
*Function of urinary system *Development of urinary system
*Histology of urinary system *Clinical features of urinary system * +Structure of urinary system