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Posted by Mahmudul on November 23, 2016

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Short Note:: Spleen

Definition : The Spleen is a wedge shaped Largest lymph organ. Location : The spleen lies in the left hypochondrium region of the abdominal cavity between the fundus of the stomach & The diaphragm. Relation : 1. Anteriorly : Stomach. 2. Posteriorly : The left diaphragm separating it from the pleura of left lung & the 9th,10th & 11th ribs. 3. Inferiority : The spleenic flexir of the colon. 4.Medially : The left kidney.

write down the complications of Hyperemesis gravidarum?

Complications of it 1.Dehydration 2.Shock 3.Acute renal failure 4.Jaundice 5.Neurological disorder 6.stress ulcer

Short note Lochia D-06,10

Definition : It is the vaginal discharge for the first forthright during puerprium Discharge site : From uterine body ,cervix vagina Odour : offensive fishy smell Reaction : Alkaline in reaction Clinical features of Lochia ; 1.Odour ; if offensive indicates infection 2.Amount ; Scanty : Infection ,lochiometra ,premature labour Excessive ; infection ,twin pregnancies 3.Colour ; Persistence of red colour beyond the normal limit signifies sub involution ,retained bits of conceptus 4.Duration : During of lochia alba beyond 3 weeks suggests local genital ref by D.C Dutta

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