A computer-controlled patient simulator.
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Biomedical subjects
S Abrahamson
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Effectiveness of a simulator in training anesthesiology residents.
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Analysis of an oral examination used in specialty board certification.
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Analysis of Variance↗
Evaluation in continuing medical education.
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Research in medical education. Comparison of four teaching techniques: programmed text, textbook, lecture-demonstration, lecture-workshop.
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Research in medical education. The effect of grades and examinations on self-directed learning.
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Introduction of the living human body in freshman gross anatomy.
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Further evidence demonstrating germinal selection in early premeiotic germ cells of Drosophila males.
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The modification of x-ray-induced chromosome changes with anoxia in different oocyte stages of Drosophila melanogaster.
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Re-analysis of radiation-induced specific locus mutations in the mouse.
A re-analysis of published data on mouse mutation rates induced by X and gamma rays suggests that the kinetics of induction can be analysed by fitting the data to a parabolic curve. We interpret this to mean that a substantial proportion of the induced mutations results from gross chromosomal changes such as deletions, some of which are one-track and some of which are two-track. This analysis is based on the assumption that the shape of the dose curve, which in the female is concave upward, reflects the manner in which the mutations are induced rather than representing a one-track (linear) curve whose shape has been modified by differential repair.
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