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Peripheral Aneurysms 📚
👉A peripheral aneurysm is an enlargement or weakened area in an artery other than your aorta. It mostly affects the arteries in your legs or neck.
👉Peripheral aneurysms most commonly develop in the popliteal artery, which runs down the lower part of your thigh and knee.
Gaucher disease :-
👉It is a genetic disorder where fat-laden Gaucher cells build up in areas like the spleen, liver and bone marrow.
👉A person will get Gaucher Disease if both parents are carriers of the disease. It is one of the most common lysosomal storage disorders.
👉Gaucher disease is caused by low levels of glucocerebrosidase (GCase), an enzyme that breaks down a fatty chemical in the body called glucocerebroside.
👉Gaucher cells are normal scavenger cells called macrophages that become full of unprocessed glucocerebroside.
👉Gaucher cells accumulate primarily in the spleen, liver and bone marrow, causing organ inflammation and dysfunction.
Mandibular Nerve supply:-
masseter muscle,
medial pterygoid muscle,
lateral pterygoid muscle,
temporal muscle,
tensor tympani muscle,
tensor veli palatini muscle,
mylohyoid muscle,
anterior belly of digastric muscle
Hurler's disease is a rare hereditary disease of metabolism characterized by severe abnormalities in the development of skeletal cartilage and bone, often resulting in dwarfism and limb deformities.
Drug Proving Aphorisms At a Glance :-
113 :- Secondary Action
Narcotics
114 :- Primary Action of
Remaining
115 :- Alternating Action
116-117 :- Idiosyncracy
118-119 :- Surrogates
121 :- Dose of Medicine
123 :- Method of Prepn of Drugs
124 :- Precaution Regarding
Prover
125 :- Dietery Restrictions
126 :- Qualities of Prover
127 :- Test on both M/F
128-129 :- Mode of
Administration
133 :- Modalities
134-136 :- Proving on different
Corporeal Mental
Constitution
139 :- Literate Prover
140 :- Illeterate Prover
141 :- Best Prover
Case Taking Aphorisms at a glance :-
83:- Qualities of Physician
84:- Keeping himself silence
85:- New Circumstance Fresh
Line
86:- More Precise info
87:- No Leading Quest
88:- Question of part not
detailed without Leading
quest
89:- Can Ask Leading Questions
To get Peculiar,Uncommon
symptoms
90:- Physician's Observation
91:- Disease of Chronic
Character
PLACEBO
92:- Disease of Rapid Course
CONJOINT MALADY
93:- OBVIOUS CAUSE
94:- MAINTAING CAUSE
95:- ACCESSORY SYMPTOMS
96:- HYPOCHONDRIAC PATIENT
97:- INDOLENT PATIENT
98:- Physician should emphasis
More on the what the
patient said
99:- Acute case taking is easy
then chronic one
100- 104 :- Directions for
EPIDEMIC /
SPORADIC CASE
TAKING
Water Bath uses:-
👉Calculating moisture content
👉For giving indirect constant heat
👉For sublimation
Bowel Nosodes Keynotes:-
👉 Syco s :- Irritability
👉 B Morgan :- Congestion
👉 B Proteus :- BrainStorm
👉 Bacillus no. 7 :- Mental &
Physical Fatigue
👉 Geartner :- Malnutrition
👉 Dys. Co. :- Nervous Tension
Anticipatory
Hormone Secreted by Placenta:-
HCG(Gonadotrophin)
HPL(Lactogen)
HCT(Thyrotropin)
HCC(Corticotrophin)
Oestrogen
Progesterone
172-184 :- One Sided Disease
185-203 :- Local Diseases
210-230 :- Mental Diseases
231-232 :- Alternating Disease
233-244 :- Intermittent Disease
👉Hippocrates:- Observer
👉Galen:- Disseminator
👉Paracelsus:- Assailer
👉Hahnemann:- Experimenter
In case of Intermittent fever where pyrexia stage is very short medicine should be administered :- Declining period of paroxysms
In case of intermittent fever where the apyrexia state is long then the dose should be administered :- Immediately or soon after termination of paroxysm
👉Carcinoma cervix :- HPV (Also Called as Papova Virus)
👉IM:- EBV
👉EBV:- IM
Nasopharangeal ca
Burkitt's Lymphoma
Hodgkin's Disease
B Cell Lymphoma
Corpuscles:-
1)Pacinian:- Deep Pressure
2)Krause:- Cold
3)Ruffini/Golgi-Mazzoni:- Heat
4)Meissner/Merkel's Disc:-Touch
Spinal Cord:-
In adults:- ends at L1
In Infants:- ends at L3
Lumbar Puncture:- Done at L3-L4
Angle of Louis(Sternal Angle):-
It marks Manubriosternal Joint,and lies at level of second costal cartilage anteriorly,and the disc b/w the 4th - 5th Thoracic Vertebrae posteriorly.
👉Ribs are counted from here by tracing finger downward and laterally.
👉Aorta begins at this angle
👉It marks the plane which separates superior mediastinum with inferior mediastinum
👉Ascending aorta ends
👉Arch of aorta begins and ends
👉Descending aorta begins
👉Trachea divides into 2 principal bronchi
Pointing index sign:- Median Nerve Palsy
Total Claw Hand:-Ulnar & Median Nerve
Card Test:-Function of Ulnar Nerve
Ulnar Nerve:-Musician Nerve
Median Nerve:-Labourer's Nerve
Common names :-
1)Cicuta:- Water Hemlock
2)Rhus Tox:-Poison Ivy
Poison Oak
Poison Wine
MERCURY WINE
Poison Ash
3)Cimicifuga:-Black Snake Root
4)Rhus Veneta:-Poison Sumach or Elder
5)Curare:-Arrow Poison
6)Wyethia:-Poison Weed
7)Aranea:-Papal Crosa Spider
8)Mygale:-Black Cuban Spider
9)Tarentula:-Spanish Spider
10)Theridion:-Orange Spider
Lymphatic Drainage
1)Lower part of body of uterus:- External Iliac Groups
2)Vagina upper one third:- External Iliac Node
3)Vagina middle one third:- Internal Iliac Node
4)Vagina Lower one third:- Superficial Iliac Node
5)Cervix:- External,Internal, & Sacral Node
6)Ovary,Uterine Tubes:- Lateral Preaortic Nodes
7)Isthmus:- Superficial Inguinal Node
