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IV LINES
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• 2021
This file contains all you need to revise for IV LINES;
Fluids, nutrients, electrolyte and medication infusion
Obtaining venous blood sample
Insertion of catheters into the central circulatory system.
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This file contains all you need to revise for IV LINES;
Fluids, nutrients, electrolyte and medication infusion
Obtaining venous blood sample
Insertion of catheters into the central circulatory system.
Thanks for your purchase
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This educative summary covers widely enough on Dermatological Infections and Infestations and all a clinical medicine personnel and any other medic needs to know and put into practice.
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Dermatological Infections and Infestations
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This educative summary covers widely enough on Dermatological Infections and Infestations and all a clinical medicine personnel and any other medic needs to know and put into practice.
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ANATOMY OF LENS
The lens is a transparent, biconvex structure of crystalline appearance placed between the iris and the vitreous. It is suspended by the suspensory ligament of the lens or zonule of Zinn which is attached to the ciliary body and equator of the lens.
The lens is composed of 64% water, 35% protein and 1% lipid, carbohydrate and trace elements.
The metabolism of the lens is anaerobic. Glycolysis is responsible for 85% glucose utilization resulting in lactate formation.
ANATOMY OF LENS
The lens is a transparent, biconvex structure of crystalline appearance placed between the iris and the vitreous. It is suspended by the suspensory ligament of the lens or zonule of Zinn which is attached to the ciliary body and equator of the lens.
The lens is composed of 64% water, 35% protein and 1% lipid, carbohydrate and trace elements.
The metabolism of the lens is anaerobic. Glycolysis is responsible for 85% glucose utilization resulting in lactate formation.
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