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BASIC INFORMATION DESCRIPTION Inflammation of the tonsils lymph glands located at the back of the throat Tonsils are small at birth enlarge during childhood and become smaller at puberty Ton. By: Justyna, Joanna, . and . Andriy. What is Bronchitis?. •Bronchitis is a respiratory disease that causes the mucous membrane lining the bronchial tubes to become inflamed which causes coughing.. There are two types of bronchitis:. Islamic University . Nursing College . Tonsillitis. Inflammation of tonsils. . Masses of lymphoid tissue in pairs. Often occurs with . pharyngitis. Characterized by fever, . dysphagia. , or respiratory problems forcing breathing to take place through nose. Tonsillitis/Quinsy Tonsillitis is a severe infection of the tonsils. The tonsils are glands found at the sides and towards the back of the throat and which help us ght infection. Sometimes they fa Dr. . kcsudeep. ANATOMY:. Palatine tonsils are two in number.. Situated on lateral aspect of . oropharynx. between the anterior and posterior pillars.. Actual size of the tonsil is bigger than the one that appears from its surface ,as parts tonsil extend upwards into the soft palate, downwards into the base of tongue and . GERD. Nausea associated with APD . Co-prescription with NSAID’s. In :. Rabeprazole. 20 mg + . Domperidone. 30 mg Capsules . Consistent acid suppression even during night time . Fast onset of action . Dr. . kcsudeep. ANATOMY:. Palatine tonsils are two in number.. Situated on lateral aspect of . oropharynx. between the anterior and posterior pillars.. Actual size of the tonsil is bigger than the one that appears from its surface ,as parts tonsil extend upwards into the soft palate, downwards into the base of tongue and . The tonsils. Tonsils are . subepithelial. collections of lymphoid tissue scattered in the pharynx. Anatomically the tonsils are classified based on their location into : palatine (. faucial. ), nasopharyngeal (“adenoids”), lingual and tubal tonsils.. Pathogen. Complement fixation. Pyrogens. Chemotaxis. Immunocompetant. Autograft. Isograft. Allograft. Xenograft. Hapten. Allergy/. hypersensitiviy. Immediate/acute hypersensitivity. Anaphylactic shock. Sore throat Fever Headache Vomiting White patches in your throat or on your tonsils If I have tonsillitis, will I need a tonsillectomy? What is mononucleosis? Mononucleosis (mono) is Definition . It is a collection of pus in the . peritonsillar. space which lies between the capsule of tonsil and the superior constrictor muscle. Or . It is a localized accumulation of pus in the . The pharynx is a fibromuscular tube that is semicircular in cross section and is situated directly anterior to the vertebral column.. Nasopharynx. Behind the nose and above the soft palate.. In front it communicates through . Aetiology. and . pathogenesis: . coccus. , bacilli, viruses, . spirochetae. , fungi, . beta-. haemolytic. . streptococcus . of group . A, . Staphylococcus . . aureus. , adenoviruses.. Ocassional. Dr. S. . Parthasarathy. . MD., DA., DNB,. MD (Acu), . Dip. . . Diab. . . . Dip. . Software . statistics. . PhD. ( . physiology. ), IDRA , FICA. Pictures are taken from the internet for closed academic purpose only . Disorder. Lecturer Assistant. Kareem . AL-. Khafajy. 2. Anatomy of the child’s. respiratory tract. The respiratory system is made. up of the nose, pharynx,. larynx, trachea,. epiglottis, bronchi,. bronchioles, and the.