when they are providing care for the patients with hospital acquired infections. For example, they do not wear gloves while preparing and doing procedures so that will increase the risk of transmission of bacteria from the nurses to the patients. 2. Hand hygiene lack of practice The ministry of health assures that the workers of health care have enough knowledge about the most important mean of transmission of infection which is the hands during providing patients care. However, there are several reasons
ANATOMY OF THORASIC WALL The thorax is the upper part of the trunk, which consists of: a) External musculoskeletal cage (The thorasic wall) ; and b) Internal cavity (That contains heart, lungs, oesophagus, trachea, thymus etc.) Surface Anatomy of Thorasic Wall There are several landmarks and imaginary line to facilitate anatomical descriptions, identification of parts/ areas and to describe lesions and perform dissection. Some of the important landmarks relevant forensic pathologist/ expert are