جامعة بلاد الرافدين - Bilad Alrafidain University

year	syllabuses	Dep.	Step	Lectures
2024-2025	Pathophysiology for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Pathophysiology / Introduction
2024-2025	Pathophysiology for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Disorders in White Blood Cells and Lymphoid tissues
2024-2025	Pathophysiology for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Immunity
2024-2025	Pathophysiology for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Inflammation
2024-2025	Pathophysiology for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Neoplasia and Cancer
2024-2025	Pathophysiology for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	GENE AND GENETIC DISEASE
2024-2025	Pathophysiology for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Changes at Cellular Level
2024-2025	Pathophysiology for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Pathophysiology related to RBCs functions
2024-2025	Anatomy for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	The Cranial Nerves and Lumbar and Sacral plexuses
2024-2025	Anatomy for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Brain anatomy
2024-2025	Anatomy for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Male and Female Reproductive systems
2024-2025	Anatomy for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	General Anatomy of Urinary System
2024-2025	Anatomy for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Cardiovascular System
2024-2025	Anatomy for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Musculoskeletal System
2024-2025	Anatomy for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Respiratory System
2024-2025	Anatomy for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Basic structures\the skin
2024-2025	Anatomy for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	The Digestive System
2024-2025	Anatomy for Nursing	Collage of Nursing	step 1	Basic Anatomy

Research

	2011
Abstract Background: Ingrown toe nail is a common condition which causes lot of discomfort and morbidity. Though ingrown toenail recognized since long, a satisfactory treatment remains elusive. The range of treatment is from conservative management to amputation of distal part of big toe, but the quest for the ideal procedure remains. Many of the procedures used for treating this painful condition cause considerable discomfort and have high failure rates. Objectives: Assessing the efficacy of the procedure partial excision, curate of the opposite matrix and phenolization in the treatment of the ingrown toe nail. Patients and methods: A 60 patients with ingrown toe nail managed as an outpatient has been studded prospectively for the efficacy of the procedure partial excision, curate of the opposite matrix and phenolization. The study done in diala, baquba over the period from 1996-2009. Different age groups, both males and females are included in the study. The age range was 15-60 years. Results: There was no recurrence in the sample taken,the procedure was simple ,accepted by all of the patients with excellent aesthetic results and can be achieved as an outpatient. Conclusion: Phenol cauterization is an excellent surgical method for the treatment of ingrown toenails, being simple and associated with low morbidity, high aesthetic results and a high success rate, even over the long term. Key wards: Ingrown toe nail, onchocryptosis

	2014	Diyala Journal of Medicine
Background: Goiter is a common disease in Iraq and it is more common in the North .The disease is more common in females than in males. For this reason thyroid surgery is a common procedure. Many complications occur during and after surgery such as; bleeding, hypothyroidism, and recurrent laryngeal nerve injury.The later complication, although infrequently encountered can cause a lot of suffering to the patient. Objective: The objective of our study is assessing injury to the recurrent laryngeal nerve without exploration of the nerve routinely during thyroid surgery. exploration of the nerve done for selected cases where there is increase risk to injury. Patients and method: Prospective study of 400 patients whom underwent different thyroid surgery for different thyroid diseases done by one surgeon from July 1992 to July 2012 in Baquba teaching hospital were analyzed for permanent injury to RLN , when non-exploration of the RLN is the rule. Result: from the 400 cases included in the study only 4 cases (1%) had permanent injury to the RLN, 6 cases (1.5%) had transient injury and no injury in 390 cases (97.5%). Conclusion: Exploration of the RLN is not necessarily to be done routinely during thyroid surgery. We recommend exploration of the nerve in selected thyroid diseases.