'Breaths min' presentation slideshows

Art and Science of Effective Presentation Skills

Art and Science of Effective Presentation Skills. Tuesday, November 30. Randy Graff, PhD 352.273.5051. Effective Presentation Skills. How To Vote via Texting. EXAMPLE. How To Vote via Poll4.com. EXAMPLE. Integrate into PowerPoint. Planning. Considerations. Think about lighting.

787 views • 60 slides

Animal Systems

Animal Systems . Organization. All living things made up of cells Groups of cells work together to form tissues Groups of tissues ?organs ?organ systems There are 4 basic tissue types in animals: Epithelial: covering ( eg skin) keeps germs out and protects the body and organs

662 views • 45 slides

THE CASE OF MP

THE CASE OF MP. Jara -Medrano 22.July.2010. GENERAL DATA. MP 70-year-old male Car technician. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS. 3 days PTC. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY. Known diabetic since 5 years ago Maintained on Metformin with poor compliance (+) Adverse drug reactions/rashes Amoxicillin

393 views • 32 slides

The Acute Abdomen

The Acute Abdomen. Chapter 14. Abdominal Pain. Common complaint Cause is often difficult to identify; not necessary to determine cause Need to recognize life-threatening problems and act swiftly. Anatomy of the abdomen:.

582 views • 30 slides

Paediatric ICU: Acute Respiratory Distress

656 views • 26 slides

Recognizing the Healthy Horse

Recognizing the Healthy Horse. AGRI 3364. Introduction. How do we determine our horse is healthy? Normal personality? Normal behavior? If abnormal, what should we do? Should we call the Vet?. Examination. First observation How alert? Eyes, ears, posture, movement

373 views • 25 slides

Pneumonias

Pneumonias. Case History. What are the signs to diagnose severe pneumonia? Enumerate 4 organisms for community acquired pneumonia. Symptoms( 2 or 3 of the 4 cardinal symptoms missing ) . Signs (None of the signs in 50% patients with pneumonia Dx CXR). Diagnosis. Chest X ray

514 views • 23 slides

Process of Breathing

384 views • 11 slides

Heart Rate (bpm)

Heart Rate (bpm). Heart Rate (bpm). Respiratory Rate (breaths/min). Respiratory Rate (breaths/min). Stride Frequency. PCV (%). PCV (%). Lactate (mmol/L). Lactate (mmol/L). Temperature ( 0 F). BW (last year). - 35 lb (2.5% of BW). = 15.9 L (4.2 gal) fluid loss.

375 views • 10 slides

Spirometry lab

Spirometry lab. Becca , Chelle , Trey, Kolin. Raw Data Graph. Group and Class Data. Data Analysis. What was your Tidal Volume (TV)? How does your TV compare with other students in the class who are similar to your height ?

302 views • 6 slides

5 Hertz

208 views • 1 slides