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AGE AND DRUG DISPOSITION
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| Course | BACHELOR OF SCIENCE... |
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Rational use of medications in neonates depends on an appreciation of the physiologic
immaturity and developmental maturation that influence neonatal drug disposition. Have altered body composition, weight, size and physiologic parameters.
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Development of Chorion and placenta
Fetal membranes are membranous/auxiliary
structures that surround or associated with vertebrate
embryo but do NOT take part in final embryo
formation.
Include:
1-Amnion.
2-Yolk sac.
3-Allantois.
4-Connecting stalk and umbilical cord.
5-Chorion
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PLACENTA, FETAL MEMBRANES AND MULTIPLE GESTATION
DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHORIONIC SAC
• Trophoblast layer of the blastocyst
• Differentiation into: – Cytotrophoblast – inner layer – Syncytiotrophoblast – outer layer
• Development of extraembryonic mesoderm
• Formation of isolated lacunae spaces which later coalesce to form one big extraembryonic cavity – renamed chorionic sac
• Chorionic sac surrounds the amniotic cavity and primary umbilical vesicle
• Expansion of chorionic sac reduces the size of umbilical vesicle
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DEVELOPMENT OF SKIN AND ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES
INTRODUCTION
• The integumentary system consists of: – the skin – and its appendages:
• sweat glands,
• nails,
• hairs,
• sebaceous glands,
• arrector muscles of hairs (arrector pili muscles),
• mammary glands,
• teeth
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DEVELOPMENT OF AXIAL SKELETON
The Skeleton
• Consists of–Bones, cartilage, joints, and ligaments
• Composed of 206 named bones: two
divisions–Axial skeleton (80 bones)–Appendicular skeleton (126 bones)
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Head and Neck development I: Pharyngeal apparatus and their derivatives
Pharyngeal Apparatus 1
•Pharyngeal arches are rod-like thickenings of
mesoderm present in the wall of the foregut.
•The ventral ends of the arches of the right and left sides meet in the middle line in the floor of the pharynx.
•In the interval between any two arches, the endoderm (lining the pharynx) is pushed outwards to form a series of pouches - endodermal, or pharyngeal, pouches.
•They are evident in the head and neck region by 4th week
•Resemble fish gills (branchia) thus their earlier name .Branchial apparatus - derived from the Greek word
branchia or gill
•They are derived from neural crest cells
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DEVELOPMENT OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
The digestive system consists of the hollow GIT and the extrinsic glands
•Name the components of the hollow GIT in order
•Name the extrinsic glands of the digestive system
•The hollow GIT develops from the primordial gut, that forms during embryonic folding
•Extrinsic glands of the digestive system develop as diverticula from the developing
gut, hence retain their connections with the GIT via their ducts
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Biostatistics Lecture Notes
This document provides an overview of key concepts in biostatistics and statistical methods used in health studies. It defines statistics as techniques used to draw conclusions from empirical data and introduces common statistical terms like population, sample, bias, and primary and secondary data.
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ANATOMY PRACTICAL
Grab yourself a copy practical anatomy questions and answers for your revision and study purposes. Be ahead of the rest with your study with this copy , grab the copy today.
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BLA 1111: CRITICAL READING AND RESPONSE LECTURE NOTES
This document provides an introduction to a course on critical reading and response. It discusses how the course will introduce students to concepts in literature and give them the foundational skills for literary appreciation and analysis. Key topics that will be covered include literary genres, theory and criticism, and how to interpret texts. The goal is for students to understand the language of literary studies and be able to do basic interpretations of works from different genres.
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LIT 2101: EAST AFRICAN POETRY AND DRAMA COMPLETE NOTES
This course exposes students to a vast dramatic literary world, while orienting
them with the concept and ideology of each playwright with intent to inspire and
emancipate them to mitigate the challenges of contemporary society through writing and art performance.
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