NVH - Naturvitenskapelige helsefag
1 av 17: Organisering av barneradiografi
Dette er første film i en forelesningsrekke om barneradiografi som inngår i læreverket "Barneradiografi" på OsloMetX. Denne filmen tar for seg hvordan barnerøntgen kan være organisert. Underviser er barneradiograf Bente Lagesen ved Rikshospitalet.
Bioingeniørdagen 2022
Siden 2020 har ordet «bioingeniør» til stadighet dukket opp i media, men hva er egentlig en bioingeniør? Hvilken rolle har de egentlig i helsetjenesten? Hvilken rolle har de i forskning og utviklingen av diagnostikk, behandling og prognose av sykdommer. Program11.00: Velkommen v/rektor Christen Krogh11.10: Da pandemien traff...
Major Histocompability Complex (MHC)
This e-lecture is produced by Associate Professor David Jahanlu, and is part of the course Intro to Immunology.
Complement System
This e-lecture is produced by Associate Professor David Jahanlu, and is part of the course Intro to Immunology.
Adaptive Immune System
This e-lecture is produced by Associate Professor David Jahanlu, and is part of the course Intro to Immunology.
Innate Immune System
This e-lecture is produced by Associate Professor David Jahanlu, and is part of the course Intro to Immunology.
Leukocytes
Understand the cells involved in our immune system! This e-lecture is produced by Associate Professor David Jahanlu, and is part of the course Intro to Immunology.
Acid Base Balance and Blood Gas Interpretation, part 5/8
This e-lecture is produced by Associate Professor David Jahanlu, and is part of the course Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gas.
Acid Base Balance and Blood Gas Interpretation, part 7/8
This e-lecture is produced by Associate Professor David Jahanlu, and is part of the course Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gas.
Acid Base Balance and Blood Gas Interpretation, part 7/8
This e-lecture is produced by Associate Professor David Jahanlu, and is part of the course Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gas.
Acid Base Balance and Blood Gas Interpretation, part 8/8
This e-lecture is produced by Associate Professor David Jahanlu, and is part of the course Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gas.