Congenital, when an opening fail to close after birth. May be acquired after birth due to obesity, muscle weakness, surgery or illness ( Read more... )

I'm studying for my Pathology test tomorrow morning.
It's only 9.49 pm. Yeah, I studied early.
Very determined to sleep before 2 am tonight.
I'll be covering Pigmentation, Congenital Anomalies and Trauma.
So, Trauma first! There are 20 of them, without the little branches.

1. Trauma: Wounds, injuries, damages to tissues or organs by external force (burn, ( Read more... )

I'm studying Bacteriology
(regrets after the DISASTROUS Physiology yesterday)
So bear with me.

Bacterias of the Enterobacteriaceae family
1. Escherichia coli
2. Salmonella spp.
3. Klebsiella spp.
4. Morganella spp.
5. Shigella spp.
6. Yersinia spp.
7. Proteus spp.
8. Citrobacter spp.
9. Enterobacter spp.
10. Edwardsiella spp.

All these genus bacterias are Gram- ( Read more... )

1. Resolution : Dissolution of thrombi
2. Organization : Phagocytic digestion of thrombus, replaced by fibrous connective tissue, and thrombus will adhere to blood vessel wall
3. Recanalization : Formation of small channels in the thrombus
4. Propagation : Enlargement and extension of the thrombus along blood vessel