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LECTURE NOTE ON STATISTICAL QUALITY CONTROL
| Institution | University |
| Course | STATISTICS |
| Year | 1st Year |
| Semester | Unknown |
| Posted By | Mwalimu Evans Okoyo. |
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Statistical methods are analytical tools used to evaluate men, materials, Machines, or processes. Evaluations obtained by these methods assist in maintaining desired result by using past history to predict capabilities or trends. Such analytical methods are management tools which furnish data to all levels supervision for appropriate action.
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ANATOMY OF THE LIMBS
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The anatomy of the limbs includes bones, muscles, nerves, and joints.
Upper limbs
Shoulder: The shoulder is where the upper limb attaches to the trunk. The glenohumeral joint is formed by the humerus, scapula, and clavicle.
Radius: The radius pivots around the ulna to produce movement in the forearm.
Ulna: The ulna stabilizes the forearm.
Hand: The hand includes the carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges. The carpals are eight bones in the wrist. The metacarpals are the bones in the palm
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INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY
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Anatomy: The study of the structure of the body
Physiology: The study of function of the living organism
Pathology: The study of disordered body function
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INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY
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Download full notes on INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY. This notes will equip different terminologies about human anatomy and physiology ,division of human anatomy, names of the body regions and full description of hierarchal organization o the human body and lastly various organs systems and their roles .
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CELL BIOLOGY ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY OF THE CELL
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The 3 Divisions of Human Anatomy:
1. Gross anatomy.
2. Developmental anatomy.
3. Microscopic anatomy.
Microscopic Anatomy:
Study of minute structures with aid of a microscope .
Histology: Study of tissues
Cytology: Study of cells
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EXCITABLE TISSUE ORGANIZATION
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EXCITABLE TISSUES:
Can generate action
potentials (impulses)
A reserve for muscle
and nervous tissues
NON-EXCITABLE TISSUES:
Cannot generate the
electrical impulses
Refers to epithelial and
connective tissues
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ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
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Download comprehensive note on ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
SECTION I OBJECTIVES
1. State the role of the nervous system
2. Outline the divisions and subdivisions of the nervous system
3. Components of the nervous tissue
4. Types of neuroglial cells and the functions of each
5. Structure and classification of neurons
6. Differentiate between grey and white matter
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CHEST WALL RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
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FUNCTIONS OF RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
1. Gaseous exchange
2. Acid-base balance
3. Phonation
4. Olfaction
5. Effort & evacuation
6. Endocrine functions
7. Venous return
8. Immune functions
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SENSORY SYSTEMS
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Sensation: State of awareness of an external or internal stimulus
a) Special sensations: vision, olfaction, gustation, hearing &
equilibrium
b) General sensations: Visceral or somatic sensations
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MALPOSITIONS OF OCCIPUT & MALPRESENTATIONS
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Malpositions & Malpresentations of the fetus present the midwife with a challenge of recognition and diagnosis both in the
antenatal period and during labor. It is therefore imperative for the learner midwives to have a thorough understanding of
the various fetal malpositions as well as malpresentations.
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PERIOPERATIVE/THEATRE NURSING
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Theatre nursing has developed alongside the history of surgery.
• Surgery is an old form of treatment that can be traced back through the history of man.
• In the past, there were no theatres, no trained personnel, no anaesthesia and no equipment.
• Operations were performed at home.
• Problems during this time included infection, bleeding and pain.
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