PPT-Chapter 8, Module 14 Diseases of the Ear and Mastoid Process

Dr Nandalal Wijesekera MBBS MSc MD Consultant MCCD certification amp ICD coding Vital Strategies Chapter 8 diseases of the ear and mastoid process Chapter 8 of your Tabular List Volume 1. 12 ORTHOPAEDIC EXAMINATION MADE EASY Hyoid boneThyroid cartilageFirst cricoid ringCarotid tubercleMandibleC2C3C1a Radiograph, anteroposterior view; F10001-Ch02.qxd 4/7/06 9:04 AM Page 12 18 ORTHOP 1. Isfahan university of medical sciences. M.Rogha M.D.. 1- Granulomatous & infectious dis.. 2- Neoplastic dis.. 3- Disease of bone. 4- Storage dis.. 5- Collagen vascular dis.. 6- Immunodeficiency disorder . Mastoid process is the portion of the temporal bone of the skull that is behind the ear which contains open, air- containing spaces. it is an inflammation of the mucosal lining of the mastoid air cell system inside the mastoid process. What is it?. Removal of part of the mastoid bone when medical assistance is needed. . A Mastoidectomy is only done if antibiotics have been tried and aren’t working.. Done when there is a cholesteatoma, skin cyst in middle ear. . Coach’s Workbook. 2. Module l: Building a Framework. Introduction. Chapter 1 – Choosing a Proven Path. Chapter 2 – Tools and Techniques. Chapter 3 – Resources. Chapter 4 – Develop a Plan for Success. Coach’s Workbook. Module II – Creating Value With Your Customer. Welcome to Module II:. Chapter 1 – Putting People First. Chapter 2 – Uncovering What Matters. Chapter 3 – the Lighting Design Process. Large Anterior Based . Palva. Flap. Exposure. Figure5-1. Figure5-2. Collect Bone. Pate. Stop Collecting Pate When Expose Air Cells. Figure 5-3. Bone Slices from Outer Cortex and Mastoid Tip. Bone Chips from Cortex. 2013 Edition. Chapter 14: . Diseases of the Digestive System (K00–K95). Learning Objectives. Review the chapter’s learning objectives and key terms . At the conclusion of this chapter, what must you know about the coding of diseases of the digestive system and related procedures?. 15. Pg. . 387. Small, living organisms that are not visible to the naked eye. Found everywhere! Including ON and IN the human body. They are part of the normal flora of the body. Flora=plant life adapted for living in specific environment. brought to you by CORE View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk provided by Jagiellonian Univeristy Repository 34 Analysis of the anatomical dimorphic features of the human skulls ena 36 errors are less than 3% according to Diament (1940). ThereFlisberg & Zsigmond (1965). The tubal function wasRESULTStube as assessed by endoscopy.mastoid pneumatization (Table I): Auditive tubestat Sohag Medical Journal Faculty of Medicine 158 Mastoid abscess as a presenting c omplaint of Kostmann syndrome in childhood. Ramadan sa i d. Ahmed Ismail. Khaled Ga Dr. Nandalal Wijesekera (MBBS, MSc., MD). Consultant MCCD certification & ICD coding. Vital Strategies. Module 16. Tabular List - . Chapter 10. Page 181 of work book. Important points for module 16. Dr. Nandalal Wijesekera (MBBS, MSc., MD). Consultant MCCD certification & ICD coding. Vital Strategies. Contents. It contains;. Report of the international conference for the 10. th. revision. A list of 3 - character categories.