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    slyunreachable → scenario: don't let this room become a victim of "atrophy of disuse".
    • April 7, 2008
  • slyunreachable
    slyunreachable → Drowning - Knowledge Game: demonstration of diatoms in bone marrow or other tissues is a sign of ante-mortem drowning as they reach they tissues only when circulation is intact.
    • March 23, 2008
  • slyunreachable
    slyunreachable → Drowning - Knowledge Game: sorry for interrupting the game...
    • March 23, 2008
  • slyunreachable
    slyunreachable → Drowning - Knowledge Game: what do you think are the definite signs of death, that you should look for, in a setting where the patient has been "supposedly" unconscious for half an hour,hence there are no signs of rigor mortis or cooling,and you dont have a stethescope.
    • March 23, 2008
  • docfort
    docfort: thanxfor invitation, will be a better world by our association
    • April 11, 2008
  • Zub88air
    Zub88air: Would u please explain the difference b/w Mean Corpuscular Hb (MCH) and Mean Corpuscular Hb Conc. (MCHC)? Wat is the significance of each?
    • April 7, 2008
  • desire
    desire: What does PMN's in the stool indicate? Does it occur in certain infections and not in others?
    • April 7, 2008
  • desire
    desire: Hey I am just an MBBS
    • April 7, 2008
  • slyunreachable
    slyunreachable → desire: hello sir.You are doing M.D in?
    • April 7, 2008
  • slyunreachable
    slyunreachable → student: thank you madam for your post at 'scenario' and kindly do post more of the genre.
    • April 5, 2008
  • slyunreachable
    slyunreachable → wellwisher: thank you sir
    • March 31, 2008
  • wellwisher
    wellwisher: For a person who is unconscious for 30 min..............I would check the airway, breathing and circulation. I would call the ambulance immediately and begin the CPR. Check the pupils for light reflex. Paleness due to the loss of peripheral circulation ca...  moreFor a person who is unconscious for 30 min..............I would check the airway, breathing and circulation. I would call the ambulance immediately and begin the CPR. Check the pupils for light reflex. Paleness due to the loss of peripheral circulation can be seen in death. Other opthalmic reflexes may be checked as well.

    Livor Mortis - settling of the blood in the dependent portion of the body resulting in the purplish red discoloration. starts 20 min to 3 hours.

    Pallor Mortis - postmortem paleness develops within 15 min to 120 min  less
    • March 24, 2008
  • igun
    igun: yupz.. Hello there.. Where ur from? Maybe we can change the world with our experience on medical subject.. n Lets make the world free from any diseases..
    • March 23, 2008
  • slyunreachable
    slyunreachable → igun: hello sir.
    • March 22, 2008
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  • Medical School Perundurai Medical College
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  • Action Potential - Knowledge Game
    11 members
    This is a game to recall facts about a particular topic (Action Potential). Post the facts about the topic. Restrict to one fact per post. Your new fact should not have been posted earlier. You can also correct previous posts if they are wrong, by copy-pasting it and indicating why its wrong......by manually typing the facts with your fingers, you will remember longer...learning is fun
  • Pathology of Pneumonia - Knowledge Game
    14 members
    This is a game to recall facts about a particular topic (Pathology of Pneumonia). Post the facts about the topic. Restrict to one fact per post. Your new fact should not have been posted earlier. You can also correct previous posts if they are wrong, by copy-pasting it and indicating why its wrong......by manually typing the facts with your fingers, you will remember longer...learning is fun
  • Drowning - Knowledge Game
    7 members
    This is a game to recall facts about a particular topic (Drowning). Post the facts about the topic. Restrict to one fact per post. Your new fact should not have been posted earlier. You can also correct previous posts if they are wrong, by copy-pasting it and indicating why its wrong......by manually typing the facts with your fingers, you will remember longer...learning is fun
  • Physical Signs in Medicine : Nails
    26 members
    The group "Physical Signs in Medicine" is started under the category of "Class Room" for the benefit of UG / PG students.

    It will be like a virtual clinic for UG /PG students.
    Here I as a group leader and class teacher will post information about various physical signs.

    All those who want to take advantage of clinical knowledge must join the group and they will be enrolled as students of this virtual clinic.

    I will take one sign at a time and post all relevent infromation along with photos / illustrations about it in as many posts as required till all the facts about that sign are completely discussed.

    Then I will take another sign and start all over again.

    Since the nail examination is very much important in medicine, first I will start with the physical signs that can be seen during nail examination.

    Only enrolled students can post their doubts/difficulties here.
  • scenario
    26 members
    Scenarios are better compared to theories that we recall and jot down here.they extract a good deal of reasoning and of course everybody of us enjoys answering one.So post questions and answers,experienced(heard) and synthesized,possible and impossible, torment your head and others' too.Doesn't matter which subject it concerns,neonatology to thanatology, everything will do.
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