Titlebook: Essential Medicine; R. G. Brackenridge Book 1979Latest edition R. G. Brackenridge 1979 infection.muscle.nutrition.pancreas.respiratory sys

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Diseases of the respiratory system,The object of breathing, respiration, is to take air into the lungs, where it gives up its oxygen to the blood and receives the waste product carbon dioxide, which is exhaled.

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Diseases of the blood and lymph glands,Blood consists of red cells, white cells and platelets suspended in the plasma.

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Endocrine disorders,The common endocrine disorders are diabetes mellitus, considered in Chapter 12, and the thyroid diseases thryotoxicosis and myxoedema described below. The other disorders are comparatively rare.

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Diseases of the skin,The outer layer, or ., consists of stratified epithelial cells which are continually replaced from below, losing their nuclei and becoming progressively worn as they reach the surface where their remains form the scaly or horny surface layer.

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J. Berthoud-Papandropoulou,A. Sinclairgeneral conditions. Many bacteria live harmlessly in the mouth. Adequate fluids the flow of saliva and the mechanical cleansing action of mastication, plus sound teeth and gums, contribute to a healthy mouth. It is an important part of the nurse’s duty to encourage and maintain proper oral hygiene.

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