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Cleavage Cell Division – Cell Cycle Control Morula– Compaction Blastocyst– Hatching Implantation – Decidual Reaction Early Cell Lineages Inner Cell Mass Trophoblasts (Extra-embryonic) Anomalies Cleavage Cleavage Blastomere Equal Asynchronous
Cleavage 
 Cell Division – Cell Cycle Control 
Morula– Compaction 
 Blastocyst– Hatching 
 Implantation – Decidual Reaction 
 Early Cell Lineages 
 Inner Cell Mass 
 Trophoblasts (Extra-embryonic) 
 Anomalies 
Cleavage 
Cleavage 
 Blastomere 
 Equal 
 Asynchronous 
 40 hours – 4 cells 
 72 hours – 6-12 cells 
 96 hours – 16-32 cells 
Cleavage – Molecular Events 
 In mammals – no large maternal stores of RNA 
and ribosomes 
 Zygotic transcription begins by 2-4 cell stage 
 Oc...
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Cleavage 
 Cell Division – Cell Cycle Control 
Morula– Compaction 
 Blastocyst– Hatching 
 Implantation – Decidual Reaction 
 Early Cell Lineages 
 Inner Cell Mass 
 Trophoblasts (Extra-embryonic) 
 Anomalies 
Cleavage 
Cleavage 
 Blastomere 
 Equal 
 Asynchronous 
 40 hours – 4 cells 
 72 hours – 6-12 cells 
 96 hours – 16-32 cells 
Cleavage – Molecular Events 
 In mammals – no large maternal stores of RNA 
and ribosomes 
 Zygotic transcription begins by 2-4 cell stage 
 Oc...
MENTAL STATE EXAMINATION Dr Leslie Stephan 2013 What is mental state examination? An attempt at an objective assessment of the current state of the person’s mind A cross-sectional assessment of the person at a particular point in time mental stat
MENTAL STATE 
EXAMINATION 
 Dr Leslie Stephan 2013 
What is mental state examination? 
 An attempt at an 
objective assessment 
of the current state of the person’s 
mind 
 A cross-sectional assessment of the 
person at a particular point in time 
mental state can change quickly 
 An act of OBSERVATION 
 2 
All we can do is infer the state of the 
mind by observing the way the person 
looks and acts, as well as from what 
they say : thus we note what we 
 see 
 hear 
 smell 
 (we do n...
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MENTAL STATE 
EXAMINATION 
 Dr Leslie Stephan 2013 
What is mental state examination? 
 An attempt at an 
objective assessment 
of the current state of the person’s 
mind 
 A cross-sectional assessment of the 
person at a particular point in time 
mental state can change quickly 
 An act of OBSERVATION 
 2 
All we can do is infer the state of the 
mind by observing the way the person 
looks and acts, as well as from what 
they say : thus we note what we 
 see 
 hear 
 smell 
 (we do n...
TYPES OF RESEARCH. Basic research. • This is the research conducted for the sake of generating and expanding knowledge. • Such a research attempts to explain and describe the status of things. • It does not focus on the application of the new knowl
TYPES OF RESEARCH. 
 Basic research. 
 • This is the research conducted for the sake of 
generating and expanding knowledge. 
 • Such a research attempts to explain and describe 
the status of things. 
 • It does not focus on the application of the new 
knowledge to a specific problem or situation. 
 • However knowledge gained can be used to refine 
existing theories 
Applied research. 
 • Thais is the research conducted so that knowledge 
obtained can be used to solve a specifi...
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TYPES OF RESEARCH. 
 Basic research. 
 • This is the research conducted for the sake of 
generating and expanding knowledge. 
 • Such a research attempts to explain and describe 
the status of things. 
 • It does not focus on the application of the new 
knowledge to a specific problem or situation. 
 • However knowledge gained can be used to refine 
existing theories 
Applied research. 
 • Thais is the research conducted so that knowledge 
obtained can be used to solve a specifi...
Normal Flora
Normal Flora 
NORMAL FLORA: INTRODUCTION 
 • Normal flora is the term used to describe the various 
bacteria and fungi that are permanent residents of 
certain body sites, especially the skin, oropharynx, 
colon, and vagina. The viruses and parasites, which are 
the two other major groups of microorganisms, are 
usually not considered members of the normal flora, 
although they can be present in asymptomatic 
individuals. The members of the normal flora vary in 
both number and kind fr...
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Normal Flora 
NORMAL FLORA: INTRODUCTION 
 • Normal flora is the term used to describe the various 
bacteria and fungi that are permanent residents of 
certain body sites, especially the skin, oropharynx, 
colon, and vagina. The viruses and parasites, which are 
the two other major groups of microorganisms, are 
usually not considered members of the normal flora, 
although they can be present in asymptomatic 
individuals. The members of the normal flora vary in 
both number and kind fr...
THE FEMALE PELVIS
THE FEMALE PELVIS 
 Functions 
 1. 
 2. 
 3. 
 4. 
 Allows movement-walking and running 
 Permits one to sit and kneel, supports spinal column 
 Adapted for childbearing. Forms a bony passage 
through which fetus passes 
 Contains and protects reproductive organs. 
 NB: Normal female pelvis should give no 
difficulties in childbirth provided fetus is of 
normal size 
PELVIS 
 Bony pelvis 
 os Ilium 
髂骨 
os coccyx 
尾骨 
os ischium 
 os sacrum 
 os pubis 
 
PELVIC BONE. 
 They are ...
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THE FEMALE PELVIS 
 Functions 
 1. 
 2. 
 3. 
 4. 
 Allows movement-walking and running 
 Permits one to sit and kneel, supports spinal column 
 Adapted for childbearing. Forms a bony passage 
through which fetus passes 
 Contains and protects reproductive organs. 
 NB: Normal female pelvis should give no 
difficulties in childbirth provided fetus is of 
normal size 
PELVIS 
 Bony pelvis 
 os Ilium 
髂骨 
os coccyx 
尾骨 
os ischium 
 os sacrum 
 os pubis 
 
PELVIC BONE. 
 They are ...
The Nervous System
The Nervous System 
 The Nervous system is the master 
 controlling and communicating system of 
 the body. 
 The Nervous system controls and 
coordinates all essential functions of the 
human body. 
Functions of Nervous System 
 Sensory Function: Nervous system uses its millions of 
 sensory receptors to monitor changes occurring both inside 
 and outside the body. Those changes are called stimuli and 
 gathered information is called sensory input. 
 Integrative Function: The ...
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The Nervous System 
 The Nervous system is the master 
 controlling and communicating system of 
 the body. 
 The Nervous system controls and 
coordinates all essential functions of the 
human body. 
Functions of Nervous System 
 Sensory Function: Nervous system uses its millions of 
 sensory receptors to monitor changes occurring both inside 
 and outside the body. Those changes are called stimuli and 
 gathered information is called sensory input. 
 Integrative Function: The ...
SKILLS LABORATORY METHODOLOGY
GENERAL EXAMINATION 
STEPS / SCHEMA: 
 I. General Observation clinical 
symptoms 
 II.General examination clinical 
signs 
 III.General examination vital 
signs 
2 
 . Systemic examination: 
 I. Cardivascular system (CVS) 
examination 
 II. Respiratory syatem (RS) examination 
 III. Gastrointestinal system (GIT) 
examination 
 IV.Genito-urinary (GUT) 
 V. Centra nervous system (CNS) 
examination 
 VI.Etc---- 
Remember… 
 If A FARMER IS 
WITHOUT A JEMBE, IS A 
NO A FARMER , BUT A 
TOU...
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GENERAL EXAMINATION 
STEPS / SCHEMA: 
 I. General Observation clinical 
symptoms 
 II.General examination clinical 
signs 
 III.General examination vital 
signs 
2 
 . Systemic examination: 
 I. Cardivascular system (CVS) 
examination 
 II. Respiratory syatem (RS) examination 
 III. Gastrointestinal system (GIT) 
examination 
 IV.Genito-urinary (GUT) 
 V. Centra nervous system (CNS) 
examination 
 VI.Etc---- 
Remember… 
 If A FARMER IS 
WITHOUT A JEMBE, IS A 
NO A FARMER , BUT A 
TOU...
Bacterial Anatomy Introduction
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Microbiology – Lecture 2 Normal Flora
Objectives 
 1. 
 2. 
 3. 
 Define the terms: Normal Flora, Resident flora, Transient flora and carrier state 
 Know the origin of normal flora. 
 Know the importance of normal flora with examples, including importance as: Source of 
opportunistic infection., Immunostimulation, Nutrition: Vitamins production, Production of 
Carcinogens, Protection against external invaders. 
 4. 
 5. 
 Know areas of the body with normal flora (GIT, Urogenital tract, and skin) and most common 
types of organis...
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Objectives 
 1. 
 2. 
 3. 
 Define the terms: Normal Flora, Resident flora, Transient flora and carrier state 
 Know the origin of normal flora. 
 Know the importance of normal flora with examples, including importance as: Source of 
opportunistic infection., Immunostimulation, Nutrition: Vitamins production, Production of 
Carcinogens, Protection against external invaders. 
 4. 
 5. 
 Know areas of the body with normal flora (GIT, Urogenital tract, and skin) and most common 
types of organis...
gametogenesis and female cycles
OBJECTIVES 
 
 By the end of the lecture, you should be able to: 
 
 Describe the female cycles ( 
 Uterine 
 ). 
 
 Define 
 
 gametogenesis. 
 Differentiate the types of 
 
 
 Ovarian & 
 Describe the process of 
gametogenesis. 
 spermatogenesis. 
 Describe the process of 
oogenesis. 
Female Reproductive Cycles 
 • Startat puberty. 
 • Normally continues 
 until the 
menopause. 
 • Reproductive cycles 
depend upon 
activities & 
coordination of: 
 1. Hypoth...
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OBJECTIVES 
 
 By the end of the lecture, you should be able to: 
 
 Describe the female cycles ( 
 Uterine 
 ). 
 
 Define 
 
 gametogenesis. 
 Differentiate the types of 
 
 
 Ovarian & 
 Describe the process of 
gametogenesis. 
 spermatogenesis. 
 Describe the process of 
oogenesis. 
Female Reproductive Cycles 
 • Startat puberty. 
 • Normally continues 
 until the 
menopause. 
 • Reproductive cycles 
depend upon 
activities & 
coordination of: 
 1. Hypoth...