Biomedical subjects
G Moore
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Isolation of two lipolytic pituitary peptides.
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Assessment of an electromagnetic catheter-tip velocity meter.
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The identification of victims of mass disasters, and also the identification of individual remains. A method of coding teeth.
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Validation of dextran blue as a dilution indicator in the stomach.
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A technique for the fixation and decalcification of rat incisors for electron microscopy.
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Substance abuse and the nurse: a legal and ethical dilemma.
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Value of the non-invasive cerebrovascular laboratory in diagnosis of extracranial carotid artery disease. An analysis of 159 studies in 157 patients.
Non-invasive vascular testing has proven to be an effective means of identifying patients with significant extracranial carotid artery disease. Such tests can yield valuable physiologic data in patients with TIAs and can identify patients with soft signs who may have significant carotid artery disease and who may be candidates for angiography. It may be an effective means of reducing the number of negative carotid angiograms.
Depression and changing responses.
A therapeutic tool which assists in identifying the client's experience of depression would offer many virtues, particularly if that tool helped to break the experience down into more manageable elements for both client and therapist. In this article, Nicholas Holdsworth and Gordon Moore describe how it is possible to translate the results of the Beck Depression Inventory and the Coping Responses Questionnaire into complementary bar graphs which go some way to providing a baseline for therapeutic progress.
Witch hunting HIV in the workplace.
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RNABC web site member forums go beyond the limits of time and space.
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Nurse networks in learning disability.
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New shoots from old roots.
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Guidelines on staff with HIV.
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Mental health--blyth spirits.
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Mental health take-away.
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Myocutaneous flap to the right foot.
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Specialist services for people with learning disabilities.
Research confirms that the needs of people with learning disabilities are often missed out of health promotion. This paper reports the results of health screening clinics run for people with learning disabilities.