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Diathesis in the Semitic Languages
Preliminary Material /JAN RETSÖ -- ABBREVIATIONS OF TERMS /JAN RETSÖ -- PREFACE /JAN RETSÖ -- INTRODUCTION /JAN RETSÖ -- THE APOPHONIC PASSIVE IN ARABIC /JAN RETSÖ -- THE APOPHONIC PASSIVE MARKER IN SEMITIC /JAN RETSÖ -- THE YUQTAL AS PASSIVE MARKER /JAN RETSÖ -- THE SEMITIC CAUSATIVE CONJUGATION /JAN RETSÖ -- THE CAUSATIVE CONJUGATION IN ARABIC /JAN RETSÖ -- THE IMPERFECT PASSIVE MARKER OF THE G-STEM IN SEMITIC /JAN RETSÖ -- THE OTHER PASSIVE MARKERS IN SEMITIC /JAN RETSÖ -- SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS /JAN RETSÖ -- APPENDIX 1 /JAN RETSÖ -- APPENDIX 2 /JAN RETSÖ -- BIBLIOGRAPHY /JAN RETSÖ -- GENERAL INDEX /JAN RETSÖ -- INDEX OF FORMS /JAN RETSÖ.
Assessment and treatment of a patient with bleeding diathesis
In primary care, the principal aim should be to identify patients whose bleeding diathesis could be caused by leukaemia, meningococcal septicaemia or other acute systemic disease, severe haemorrhagic disease, medication-induced complication or an assault. The assessment of a patient with a bleeding diathesis differs from the management of a patient with an acute haemorrhage. In addition to clinical examination, the patient’s age, sex, underlying diseases, medication, type of bleeding as well as family history, including distant relatives, will provide essential information that is required before additional investigations are ordered. A haemostatic disorder leading to a bleeding diathesis may be acquired or hereditary. In both cases, such a disorder may either be mediated via platelets or coagulation factors. Bleeding diathesis may also be caused by abnormal fibrinolysis or by structural abnormalities in the vessel walls or in connective tissue.
Critical Care Study Guide
Critical care medicine is a dynamic and exciting arena where complex pathophysiologic states require extensive knowledge and up-to-date clinical information. An extensive kno- edge of basic pathophysiology, as well as awareness of the appropriate diagnostic tests and treatments that are used to optimize care in the critically ill is essential. Since our frst edition 7 years ago, new information crucial to the care and understanding of the critically ill patient has rapidly accumulated. Because this knowledge base crosses many different disciplines, a comprehensive multidisciplinary approach presenting the information is essential, similar to the multidisciplinary approach that is used to car...
The Ultimate Krok 2 Bases Companion: Comprehensive Explanations and Insights
Unlock the secrets of Krok 2 bases with "The Ultimate Krok 2 Bases Companion: Comprehensive Explanations and Insights." This meticulously crafted guide is designed specifically for medical students seeking in-depth explanations and insights into the base question sets of the Krok 2 examination. With over 2500 pages of comprehensive content, this guide is a valuable resource that goes beyond mere memorization. Each question is accompanied by a detailed breakdown, providing a thorough understanding of the underlying concepts. Delve into the specialties, subspecialties, and topics to which the questions and responses belong, gaining clarity on their relevance within the medical field. Explore t...
Hemostasis and Thrombosis
Monthly, with annual cumulation. Recurring bibliography from MEDLARS data base. Index medicus format. Entries arranged under subject, review, and author sections. Subject, author indexes.
Health and Disease
"The science of public health administration has had no abler or more attractive exponent than Dr. Mackenzie. He adds to a thorough grasp of the problems an illuminating style, and an arresting manner of treating a subject often dull and sometimes unsavoury." - Economist With a near-literary style, William L. Mackenzie (1862-1935) guides the reader through an examination of common diseases, their sources and their prevention. Defining "health" as "a mere working concept, an ideal," he offers a view on the changing health awareness of early 20th century society.
