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illustrate about the chemical disinfection sharp waste may cause injury and person may have diseases like hepatitis b cand hivaids therefore it is
q provision of additional tooth supporttransitioning a patient from a complete denture to an implant supported fixed prosthesis have resulted in a
q preservation of tooth structurefixed partial dentures have been considered the standard of treatment prior to advent of implant therapy however
the psychological effects of total edentulism are complex and varied and range from very minimal to a state of neuroticism although complete dentures
removable soft tissue-borne partial dentures have one of the lowest patient acceptance rates in dentistry those patients wearing the partial dentures
as bone looses width height volume the attached gingiva gradually decreases and is prone to abrasions caused by the overlying prosthesis in addition
q consequences on the bony structuresbasal bone forms the dental skeletal structure wolffs law states that the bone remodels in relationship to the
health hazards with poor management of bio-medical wastehealth hazards associated with poor management of bio-medical waste are- injury from sharps
aging population is an important factor to be considered in implant dentistry life expectancy has increased significantly past the age of retirement
the need to replace missing teeth has haunted humans for time immemorial since antiquity man has attempted to solve the problems associated with
state the definition of bio-medical wastebio-medical waste means any solid andor liquid waste including its container and any intermediate product
what is dip stick testit is a rapid method of detection of ketone bodies which you can perform easilyplastic strips impregnated with a buffered
since hypoglycaemia can occur in any diabetic patient at any time it is important for you to learn the causes of hypoglycaemia such knowledge will
let us now understand the definition causes signs and symptoms diagnosis and treatment of hypoglycaemia it is very important for you to learn about
the components of treatment of nkhdc are1 control of water loss2 control of sugar using insulin3 adjust electrolytes like sodium and potassium4
q symptoms of non-ketotic hyperosmolar diabetic comafollowing are the signs and symptoms of nkhdc1 polyuria2 polydipsia3 weight loss4 mental
q causes of non-ketotic hyperosmolar diabetic comathe causes of nkhdc are given below1 infections2 trauma3 burns4 myocardial infarctions heart
non-ketotic hyperosmolar diabetic coma nkhdc is another acute complication of diabetes mellitus in this condition the coma loss of consciousness is
q causes of diabetic ketoacidosisthe causes of diabetic ketoacidosis dka are the following- missing of insulin injection- infection- trauma injury-
q what do you meant by diabetic ketoacidosisdiabetic ketoacidosis dka is one of the acute complications of diabetes mellitus the name itself implies
various acute complications of diabetes mellitus are described in this unit acute complications develop within a short period of time these are due
q what are introns and how do they affect the processing of genetic informationintrons a feature of eukaryotic dna are intervening stretches of dna
q why is the concept of a single gene as ultimateunit of inheritance inadequate to provide a unitary explanation for protein synthesis recombination
suppose the restriction endonuclease hindiii cuts a60 kb linear piece of dna into two fragments an 800 bp fragment and a 5200 bp
q why does thymine replace uracil in dnathe difference between dna and rna is existence of a hydroxyl -oh group on 2 carbon of the ribose sugar in