The Right to DieBerkley publishing corporation [by arrangement with G.P. Putnam's sons], 1976 - 245 sider |
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Side 187
... reflexes are absent . As a rule the stretch of tendon reflexes cannot be elicited ; i.e. , tapping the tendons of the biceps , triceps , and pronator muscles , quadriceps and gastrocenemius muscles with the reflex hammer elicits no ...
... reflexes are absent . As a rule the stretch of tendon reflexes cannot be elicited ; i.e. , tapping the tendons of the biceps , triceps , and pronator muscles , quadriceps and gastrocenemius muscles with the reflex hammer elicits no ...
Side 195
... Reflexes are then set into motion to allow the body to react to these changes . There are two important reflexes which reflect the tie between the labyrinth with the ocular mech- anism . a ) Icewater stimulation reflex . When ice water ...
... Reflexes are then set into motion to allow the body to react to these changes . There are two important reflexes which reflect the tie between the labyrinth with the ocular mech- anism . a ) Icewater stimulation reflex . When ice water ...
Side 197
... reflexes of the arms and legs may be the last to go . Purely spinal reflexes may be present after cerebral and brain stem function has ceased and until cardiac standstill occurs . Dead patients may produce spinal withdrawal reflexes of ...
... reflexes of the arms and legs may be the last to go . Purely spinal reflexes may be present after cerebral and brain stem function has ceased and until cardiac standstill occurs . Dead patients may produce spinal withdrawal reflexes of ...
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The DecisionMaking Dilemma | 1 |
The Surgeons Prerogative | 12 |
Societys Fear of the Doctor | 17 |
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