GERD Presentation: Animated Medical PowerPoint Template
The GERD PPT, a dynamic and animated medical PowerPoint template designed by RxSlides will help you realize the full potential of your presentation.
You may depend on our provided infographics to deliver a compelling and engaging GERD PowerPoint to your audience.
You can use our library of Digestive System PowerPoint templates with interactive elements and engaging visuals that make learning about digestion attractive and informative.
GERD PowerPoint Template content:
Animated cover slides to start your GERD PowerPoint presentation with.
The table of contents will assist you in explaining what is in your GERD PPT.
Medical illustrations to define GERD
The definition of gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) is visualized by different stomach-animated illustrations to show gastric acid in the stomach in normal digestion and animation for the reflux of gastric acid to the esophagus resulting in a burn sensation.
Medical infographics showing GERD prevalence
The prevalence of GERD on global and local levels is visualized on the infographic, you can edit the percentage and country of the prevalence according to your information. Insert your updated data and get a dynamic GERD PPT.
Illustrative Anatomy of the stomach
Medical drawing of the stomach makes GERD presentation more understandable for your audience.
Parts of the stomach are declared in the illustration and include the gastroesophageal junction, lesser curvature, pyloric sphincter, pyloric sphincter, fundus, body, greater curvature and pyloric antrum.
Normal digestion illustration: Animated Slides
How regular digestion works is demonstrated through a dynamic animated slides that can be easily edited.
It starts with food entering the stomach and stimulates the stomach secreting its fluids.
Medical icons representing causes of GERD
Examples of foods that generate excessive gas in the stomach are given as GERD causes. GERD PPT presentations contain configurable icons that you can use; these icons and graphics are found toward the conclusion of the presentation.
Illustration of the Pathophysiology of GERD
In a visually editable PowerPoint animation, the Pathophysiology of GERD is described, along with details on how a loosened lower esophageal sphincter permits stomach acid to flow back repeatedly.
GERD Risk factors: Animated icons in PowerPoint
GERD risk factors include obesity, delayed stomach emptying, and pregnancy as examples with editable icons and text. feel free to change the text and icons according to your GERD PowerPoint presentation content.
GERD Symptoms: Visualized medical icons
GERD signs are explained with visuals of excessively salivating, difficulty breathing, belching, burning in the throat, and chest pain.
GERD Diagnosis: Animated Illustrations
endoscopy and X-ray of the upper digestive system are viewed in medical illustrations in GERD PPT.
RxSlides medical animations for GERD treatment options
Parietal cells that produce gastric acid are illustrated, and an animation showing how acid secretion is blocked is shown.
An animated medical illustration is inserted to visualize the mechanism of action of proton pump inhibitors and H2 blockers
Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs)as illustrated, effectively block gastric acid secretion by irreversibly binding to and inhibiting the hydrogen-potassium ATPase pump that resides on the luminal surface of the parietal cell membrane).
Thank you for the slides to end your GERD PPT in the best way.
Set of medical PowerPoint icons and illustrations related to GERD disease which will help you customize the content of this 100% modifiable presentation according to your content and audience interest.
Features of the Template
- 100% editable PowerPoint template. - Editable colors, you can change according to your presentation style and company branding guidelines.
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