In "Clinical Investigations on Squint," C. Schweigger embarks on a comprehensive exploration of strabismus, providing not only meticulous clinical observations but also a synthesis of existing research. The book is meticulously structured, incorporating case studies and thorough analyses that reflect the prevailing scientific discourse of its time. Schweigger adopts an empirical literary style, blending clinical data with theoretical insights, ultimately situating strabismus within the lar...

In "Clinical Investigations on Squint," C. Schweigger presents a meticulous exploration of strabismus, blending clinical insight with empirical research to advance the understanding of this complex visual condition. The work is characterized by its methodical approach and robust use of scientific data, situating itself within the burgeoning field of ophthalmology in the 19th century. Schweigger employs a clear, analytical style, offering detailed case studies and comprehensive assessments ...

What do anaesthetists do? How does anaesthesia work? What are the risks? And how does the anaesthetist know if you are really asleep? Anaesthesia is a mysterious and sometimes threatening process. In this Very Short Introduction, Aidan O'Donnell takes the reader on a tour through the whole of the modern anaesthetic practice. He begins by explaining general anaesthesia: what it is, how it is produced, and how it differs from natural sleep and other forms of unconsciousness. He goes...

Blood gas analysis is one of the most frequently requested blood tests when caring for the critically ill patient, as it provides very valuable information about the respiratory and acidbase status of the patient (Shoulders-Odom, 2000). However, many healthcare professionals find it difficult to get to grips with blood gas analysis. It often seems complex and daunting, but if you work your way through this book and carry out all the exercises, you will soon become confident and competent at ana...

William Horatio Bates (1860-1931) first published his treatise, The Cure of Imperfect Sight by Treatment Without Glasses, also known as Perfect Sight Without Glasses, in 1920.In 1943, Dr. Bates's wife Emily Bates had an abridged version of the book published under the title Better Eyesight Without Glasses. That book, omitted many experimental details, most scholarly references, and all photographs.This Original book edition contains a Special Report on the wordwide known Me...

Example in this ebook   For some time past much has been said in Italy regarding Pedagogical Anthropology; but I do not think that until now any attempt has been made to define a science corresponding to such a title; that is to say, a method that systematises the positive study of the pupil for pedagogic purposes and with a view to establishing philosophic principles of education. As soon as anthropology annexes the adjective, "pedagogical," it sh...

This is a collection of multiple choice questions focused on health history and physical assessment for students preparing for the NCLEX. Areas covered by questions include health history and physical assessment (preparation, techniques, general survey, vital signs, nutrition status, skin, hair, nails, head, cranial nerves, eyes, ears, nose and sinuses).

A fascinating study of the actions and antidotes of snake poison, including many case studies. Written by late-19th century physician Dr A. Mueller, who was the first to introduce strychnine injections to treat snake bites.

This Original book edition contains a Special Report on the wordwide known Method of Vision Training (Power Vision System) with physiological explanations and suggestions on how to prevent and reverse nearsightedness in a natural way. Based on the last 50 years of clinical study in the field, not available at Bates early 1900.William Horatio Bates (1860-1931) first published his treatise, The Cure of Imperfect Sight by Treatment Without Glasses (title page), also known as Perfect S...

The Institute of Classical Osteopathy has always held the view that the "why" is at least as important as the "how" and the articles in this volume attempt to deal with both the "how" and the "why". This book aims to provide help and guidance for the busy osteopath as well as that essential stimulus for the "thoughtful and reflective practitioner" - food for thought!The articles are taken from the archives of the Institute of Classical Osteopathy and cover many aspects of diagnosis...

Analysing arterial blood gases is a vital aspect of critical care. Yet many healthcare practitioners are uncertain how to interpret blood gases, and what actions they should take when they have identified alterations. Written by a Senior Lecturer in Critical Care, this easy-to-follow guide will help practitioners at all levels develop their skill in assessing arterial blood gas results. Key physiology (including the carriage of respiratory gases) is incorporated and applied to the paramete...

This volume is the third in a series of four "Technique and Diagnosis" books  published by the Institute of Classical Osteopathy.  The articles in this volume are taken from the archives of the Institute and cover various aspects regarding the treatment and diagnosis of thoracic and abdominal conditions. The majority of the articles in this volume are by two of the greatest pioneers of the osteopathic profession, JM Littlejohn and Carl McConnell, who both t...