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This book is a quick reference pocket guide for physicians involved with critical care medicine providing on-the-spot answers to everyday queries regarding laboratory and other investigations, scoring systems, invasive procedures, equipment usage and relevant drug treatment. Quick reference guide...

A Review of the Dermatological Conditions Most Commonly Tested On the USMLE. A Must-Have for Every Medical Student! (Illustrated)

Confined to a pediatric hospital at age six, the brutal death of his father at age seven, and always desperate for money, left a deep psychological imprint on Joe Belmont. In spite of it, he mowed lawns, pumped gas, waited tables and worked hard in school. When he turned eighteen, he borrowed...

While writing this letter, the very thought of your warm breath, soft lips, and slender warm velvety body has intoxicated me. My heart is pounding hard and is trying to come out of my rib cage. What has happened to my heart I do not know, but it is all because of you? I wish to sing…. My...

In the prequel to his current role as the most beloved educator in professional skin care, Peter T. Pugliese, MD shares his own true stories of his early family medical practice in historic (and often hysterical) Bernville, Pennsylvania, from 1958 to 1978. At age 88, this vibrant storyteller shares an...

Alone, broke, and abandoned by family and friends, this true story relates how Michael Mangold MD survived being homeless in Nicaragua by using his wits and at times doing the "unthinkable.” With help from unexpected sources like a Roman Catholic priest in Estelí and Mormon missionaries in...

If youre approaching that huge milepost with less than your usual birthday enthusiasm open this book to discover all the ways in which turning fifty might just be the best thing yet. The authors share a wide range of ideas for making this major life transition a time of opportunity growth and celebration....

GALLERY OF DEATH is a twenty-two-page, 6,000 word story collection which begins with "Coyote," where a Cherokee Plainclothes Detective has twelve hours to rescue a kidnapped woman and keep his spiritual nemesis, Coyote, at bay. In "Homeward Bound," two soldiers attempt to...

The still, mirrored surface of Cutler’s Pond belies a seething tempest below. The pond is a pulsating soup of living organisms, all of them vying for space, nourishment and security. For a young dragonfly, life in this watery universe is fraught with hazards, and survival depends as much on luck...

A girl’s 10th birthday should be a special occasion, and Angela had been planning hers for weeks. Cake, ice cream, pizza, video games and a sleepover with her friends were all on the agenda, and the invitations had already been sent. Unfortunately, Angie’s appendix – an organ no larger than...

When you have a problem with another human being, it's reasonably straightforward to solve it - you just have to talk to them.  Okay, so maybe that's not always straightforward, but it's much easier than dealing with a dog! Much as we love our dogs and often treat them like children, the reality...

The mere mention of the battle axe introduces or links the mind to war. No one talks about the battle axe if there is no battle. And no one talks about weapons of war if there is no war. We are in battle, every day.The battle line is drawn. The battle is between the forces of darkness and the forces...

In 1886, the state-of-the-art surgery room of Truman W. Miller, MD, in Chicago�s first children�s hospital had no electric lights, no antibiotics, limited equipment, and only the most rudimentary anesthesia. This renowned surgeon served on a voluntary basis as president of an all-volunteer medical...

This volume on neuroscience, neurology, and the fine arts brings several disciplines together. It presents current thoughts and modern examples about how science, medicine and the arts have interacted in the past and are still converging. This volume specifically explores the history and modern perspective...