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• لصفم عوكلا


  وه لصفم يليلز دجوي يف فرطلا يولعلا نيب عارذلا دعاسلاو
• لصفم عوكلا


  • وه لصفم بكرم ثيح دجوي نلاصفم يف لصفملا
  • لصافملا ةيليلزلا ،ىمستو اًضيأ لاهسلإا ،يه لصافم ةكرحتم ةرح
• ةكرحلا ةسلسلا يف لصافملا هذه


  متي ريفوت اهل ةطساوب لئاسلا يليلزلا يلاع ةجوزللا ،يذلا لمعي ةباثمب ةدام ميحشت
• فورضغلا


  هل ماوق يطاطم حمسي لصافملل قلازنلااب ةلوهسب دض اهضعب ضعبو صاصتما تامدصلا
• لصفم عوكلا


  • نوكتي نم نيعون نم لصافملا امم حمسي نيعونب نم ةكرحلا
  • لصفملا يدضعلا يدنزلا هبشي لصفملا يلصفملا حمسي ينثلاو ددمتلا
  • لصفملا يدضعلا يربعكلا ينادلاو حمسي نارودلاب يروحملا
• رارقتسا لصفم عوكلا


  • متي ريفوت هل للاخ لصافملا ةيمظعلا ةطبرلأاو ةيبناجلا ةيسنلإاو ةيبناجلاو تلاضعلا ةرباعلا
• ةعشلأا ةينيسلا قفرملل


  يه رابتخا يبط جتني ةروص نم ءزجلا يلخادلا نم كقفرم
• ةعشلأا ةينيسلا قفرملل


  • ضرعت ةروصلا لكيهلا )حيرشتلا( يلخادلا كقفرمل نينوللاب ضيبلأاو دوسلأا
  • رهظُت ةعشلأا ةينيسلا قفرملل ةجسنلأا ةوخرلا ماظعو قفرملا
  • لمتشت ماظع قفرملا ىلع مظعلا يولعلا لصفمل قفرملا )دضعلا( ماظعلاو ةيلفسلا لصفمل قفرملا )دنزلاو ةربعكلا(
• مدختسيس مدقم ةياعرلا ةيحصلا كب ةعشلأا ةينيسلا قفرملل صيخشتل جلاعو تلااحلا ةيحصلاو ةيبطلا يف كقفرم
• Infectious diseases are responsible for approximately one-third of all deaths worldwide, with respiratory infections being the leading cause.
• Elbow joint


  A synovial joint found in the upper limb between the arm and the forearm. It is the point of articulation of three bones: the humerus of the arm and the radius and the ulna of the forearm.

  
• Elbow joint


  • Structurally classified as a synovial joint
  • Structurally classified as a compound joint, as there are two articulations in the joint
  • Synovial joints are free movable joints
• Articular surfaces


  The surfaces of the bones at the joints are separated by a layer of hyaline cartilage
• Smooth movement


  Provided by a highly viscous synovial fluid, which acts as a lubricant
• Elbow joint


  • Made up of three bones: the humerus, ulna, and radius
  • The ends of the bones are covered with cartilage
  • Cartilage has a rubbery consistency that allows the joints to slide easily against one another and absorb shock
  • The bones are held together with ligaments that form the joint capsule

  
• Elbow joint


  • Consists of two types of articulations: the ulnohumeral articulation (allowing flexion and extension) and the radiohumeral and proximal radioulnar joint (allowing axial rotation)
  • Stability is provided by the osseous articulations, medial and lateral collateral ligaments, and traversing muscles

  
• Elbow X-ray


  • A medical test that produces an image of the inside of the elbow, displaying the inner structure (anatomy) in black and white
  • Shows the soft tissues and elbow bones, including the humerus, radius and ulna
  • Used by healthcare providers to diagnose and treat health and medical conditions in the elbow

  
• Antibiotic resistance has become a major global health concern, with antibiotics losing their effectiveness against bacterial infections.
• This demographic shift presents significant challenges for healthcare systems as older adults are more susceptible to infectious diseases due to weakened immune systems.
• Elbow joint


  A synovial joint found in the upper limb between the arm and the forearm. It is the point of articulation of three bones: the humerus of the arm and the radius and the ulna of the forearm.

  
• Elbow joint


  • Structurally classified as a synovial joint
  • Structurally classified as a compound joint, as there are two articulations in the joint
  • Synovial joints are free movable joints

  
• Articular surfaces


  Separated from each other by a layer of hyaline cartilage
• Smooth movement


  Provided by a highly viscous synovial fluid, which acts as a lubricant
• Elbow joint


  • Made up of three bones: the humerus, ulna, and radius
  • Ends of the bones are covered with cartilage
  • Cartilage has a rubbery consistency that allows the joints to slide easily against one another and absorb shock
  • Bones are held together with ligaments that form the joint capsule

  
• Elbow joint


  • Consists of two types of articulations: the ulnohumeral articulation (allows flexion and extension) and the radiohumeral and proximal radioulnar joint (allows axial rotation)
  • Stability provided by the osseous articulations, medial and lateral collateral ligaments, and traversing muscles

  
• Elbow X-ray


  • A medical test that produces an image of the inside of your elbow, displaying the inner structure (anatomy) in black and white
  • Shows the soft tissues and elbow bones, including the upper bone (humerus) and lower bones (radius and ulna) of the elbow joint

  
• Healthcare provider


  Will use an elbow X-ray to diagnose and treat health and medical conditions in your elbow