Welcome to 3MRT. Medical Mind Maps. Medical profession's use of mind mapping. The medical profession is probably second only to project managers inmaking extensive use of information maps. The medical profession is deeply committed to the use of information maps in its study programs. Eleven sources of medical study mind maps are named. They are extensive and have separate articles in WikIT, but are summarized below. Medical mind map sources - You can browse down for outlines of what each site shows, or you can go to separate articles in WikIT that show in detail the medical subjects covered by mind maps at the respective sites by clicking on of the links here:- In making use of these maps, you should evaluate the sources and decide for yourself whether you can rely on their accuracy and completeness. Allergy Cases Mind Maps by Disease Immunology Mind Maps Biggerplate medicine mindmaps group Birch, Rowena Grubb, Roy Dr. ICU Mind Maps iMindMaps Blog Madhero88 Topics covered are these: Medic'All Maps MediMaps Medmaps Sundmark, Kathleen University of Dundee Year 1 Year 2 Year 3.
Visual Medical Dictionary | CureHunter. Connect profile for Rowena Birch. Document: assessments for dementia variants Looks at Fronto-temporal dementia and variants (Semantic Dementia, Primary Progressive Aphasia), Lewy Body Dementia, and very briefly Vascular dementiaExplores the Frontal Behaviour Inventory (FBI) and mentions the Hachinski scale for Vascular Dementia.
Highlights the fact that semantic dementia is most often misdiagnosed as Alzheimer's Disease (Snowden 2005) Tags: slt medicine dementia assessment. Connect profile for Kathleen Sundmark. Document: EMF and the Auditory System Tinnitus is the perception of sound (ringing, hissing, buzzing) in one or both ears, not produced by an external source. It is a common complaint, affecting approximately one in six Americans. It ranges in severity from a mild background noise to a constant disabling disruption of daily function. Some cases begin following known stresses such as loud noises or medications, but many times the causes are unknown.
Many people sensitive to non-ionizing electromagnetic fields describe various ear sensations -- heat, throbbing, pain -- as well as tinnitus. Some studies have been performed and several mechanisms suggested. This map offers a linked overview of reports, mechanisms, studies and articles. This NM5 map is posted here as an image only, but is linked in the title box to the website page with the the most current fully hyperlinked PDF. Tags: emf electromagnetic ear tinnitus auditory. Blog.