Olivia Becham, "Help Your Kid To Learn Math: Parent's Guide On The Best Way To Enable Their Youngster To Investigate And Cherish Arithmetic"
English | 2019 | ASIN: B07W1FGTSP | EPUB | pages: 44 | 0.2 mb
Most guardians will concur that it is a brilliant encounter to snuggle up with their kid and a decent book. Scarcely any individuals will say that regarding blaze cards or pages of math issues. Consequently, we have arranged this book to offer some math exercises that are important just as fun. You should need to have a go at doing some of them to enable your youngster to investigate connections, take care of issues, and see math in a positive light. These exercises use materials that are anything but difficult to discover. They have been arranged so you and your youngster may see that math isn't simply work we do at school at the same time, rather, a piece of life.

Heinz-Wolfram Kasemir: His Collected Works By
2013 | 733 Pages | ISBN: 0875907377 | PDF | 108 MB
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Heart Failure: A Combined Medical and Surgical Approach By
2007 | 324 Pages | ISBN: 140512203X | PDF | 6 MB
Providing optimal care for heart failure patients is a complex challenge that requires cooperation and coordination across multiple disciplines. Now, you can apply the successful techniques pioneered at the Cleveland Clinic, which are carefully explored and explained in this text. Drs. McCarthy and Young draw on their experience to show how an interdisciplinary team works together to: arrive at a proper diagnosis initiate medical therapy make decisions regarding the best use of percutaneous therapies, surgical therapies, electrical therapies, and the use of mechanical circulatory support devices and transplantation. Throughout the book, they present the most updated evidence for both drug trials and surgical trials. They emphasize the benefits of performing the most complete surgery that is practical, then continuing medical therapy. Each chapter focuses on one aspect of treatment, but the authors recognize that the best way to manage an individual patient is often to adapt a variety of different therapies. They state their opinions clearly, identifying which part of care is science and which is art. Heart Failure: A Combined Medical and Surgical Approach is a true collaboration that helps you identify the most effective strategies - operative interventions, pacing and ICD treatment, new diagnostic tools, and pharmacotherapeutic developments - and implement them for your patients.Content: Chapter 1 Epidemiology of Heart Failure: Progression to Pandemic? (pages 1-8): Randall C. StarlingChapter 2 Heart Failure Clinical Trials: Shaping the Evidence for Treatment Guidelines (pages 9-20): James B. YoungChapter 3 Standard Medical Therapy of Heart Failure (pages 21-43): Mohamad H. YamaniChapter 4 Novel Therapies in Heart Failure (pages 44-68): W.H. Wilson Tang and Gary S. FrancisChapter 5 Implantable Cardioverterdefibrillators and Biventricularpacemakers in Congestive Heart Failure (pages 69-98): Mandeep Bhargava and Bruce L. WilkoffChapter 6 Managing a Heart Failure Clinic (pages 99-114): Nancy M. AlbertChapter 7 Novel Imaging Technologies Forheart Failure Patients (pages 115-125): Richard D. WhiteChapter 8 Assessment of Myocardial Viability in Ischemic Cardiomyopathy (pages 126-144): Raymond Q. MigrinoChapter 9 Bypass Surgery in the Treatment of Ischemic Cardiomyopathy (pages 145-152): Bruce W. LytleChapter 10 Valve Surgery for Patients with Left Ventricular Dysfunction (pages 153-173): Patrick M. McCarthyChapter 11 Ventricular Reconstruction and Device Therapies for Cardiomyopathy Patients (pages 174-191): Patrick M. McCarthy and Edwin C. McGeeChapter 12 Mechanical Circulatory Support (pages 192-227): Jose Luis NaviaChapter 13 The Role of Heart Transplantation (pages 228-254): David O. TaylorChapter 14 Perioperative Care of the Surgical Patient with Heart Failure: From Conventional Cardiac Surgery to Mechanical Circulatory Support (pages 255-271): Tiffany Buda and Patrick M. McCarthyChapter 15 Biological Approaches to Heart Failure: Gene Transfer and Cell Transplantation (pages 272-288): Marc S. Penn, Samuel Unzek and Arman T. AskariChapter 16 Ethical Issues in Cardiothoracic Medicine (pages 289-303): Katrina A. Bramstedt

Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Manual By Brian J. Gallant(auth.)
2006 | 340 Pages | ISBN: 0471684007 | PDF | 14 MB
Field technicians and emergency response personnel are often faced with the dangers of flammable, combustible, and chemically unstable materials. Although there are numerous procedures set forth by regulatory agencies like the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) for effectively and safely dealing with such environmental hazards, up until now there has been no single resource for training in this area. Based on the author's twenty-plus years of field experience, Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Manual is a comprehensive text that covers the complete curriculum requirements set forth by OSHA and HazWOPER. Highly accessible and broad in focus, the book is equally useful as a technical resource for training, a hands-on reference for field operations, and a textbook for environmental courses in a variety of areas. Coverage includes:Methods recommended by professional societies and regulatory agencies including the National Fire Protection Association, OSHA, EPA, and NIOSHPractical examples and assignments in each chapter to supplement the text and enhance usefulness to studentsContent: Chapter 1 Regulations, Agencies, and Resources (pages 1-20): Chapter 2 Hazard Classification (pages 21-54): Chapter 3 Site Safety Plan (pages 55-76): Chapter 4 Site Characterization (pages 77-100): Chapter 5 Site Control (pages 101-120): Chapter 6 Toxicology and Medical Monitoring (pages 121-148): Chapter 7 Air Monitoring (pages 149-162): Chapter 8 Personal Protective Equipment (pages 163-208): Chapter 9 Decontamination Procedures (pages 209-230): Chapter 10 Respiratory Protection (pages 231-248): Chapter 11 Engineering Controls (pages 249-285): Chapter 12 Site Emergencies (pages 287-313):

HazMat dаta: For First Response, Transportation, Storage, and Security By Richard P. Pohanish(auth.)
2004 | 1304 Pages | ISBN: 0471273287 | PDF | 49 MB
The HazMat Data, 2nd Edition provides a detailed reference for emergency responders and people who transport chemicals. Considering the events of September 11, the book is especially oriented toward first responder and emergency management personnel. Additions to this new Second Edition include Spanish language synonyms for all entries, and an increased overall number of synonyms. New to this edition is information on chemical warfare (CW) agents and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)-nerve gasses, blister agents/vesicants, "blood agents," choking/pulmonary agents, and crowd-control agents (tear gasses, pepper sprays, etc.)-that might be used as weapons of terrorism. It clearly explains symptoms of exposure and appropriate treatment for the exposure when available, and describes what to do in an emergency situation. The book also gives the NFPA hazard classifications, as well as chemical hazard class information. Newly updated, The HazMat Data, 2nd Editio provides a comprehensive, up-to-date summary of this vital information.Content:

Hawaiian Volcanoes: Deep Underwater Perspectives By
2002 | 416 Pages | ISBN: 0875909876 | PDF | 80 MB
Published by the American Geophysical Union as part of the Geophysical Monograph Series. In the summer of 1963, when a group of Japanese scientists arrived at the aged building of the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, run by the U.S. Geological Survey, there began a program of cooperation and friendship between American and Japanese volcanologists that continues to the present. The late Professor Takeshi Minakami, a top volcano-physicist long involved in research at various volcanoes, including Asama, then the most active volcano in Japan, led the Japanese group. The time coincided with a changeover in Hawaii, from the pioneering volcanologic studies of Harold Stearns, Gordon Macdonald, and Jerry Eaton to more comprehensive research by younger volcanologists. The Japanese team was also fortunate enough to witness a rift zone eruption at Kilauea volcano (Alae eruption, July 1963), a direct, eye-opening encounter with a volcano plumbing system in action.Content:

Harnessing America's Wasted Talent: A New Ecology of Learning By Peter Smith(auth.)
2010 | 200 Pages | ISBN: 0470538074 | PDF | 2 MB
Increasing success rates in higher education requires a new approach towards effective teaching and learning. Harnessing America's Wasted Talent provides tools to make this happen by highlighting the flaws in higher education, like using only the orthodox college model, preventing opportunity and wasting talent for many students. This reference explores Second Life, iTunes University, and Web 2.0 to capitalize on the capacity of every learner.This resource is essential reading for every college leader and policy-makers to meet all of students' educational needs.Content: Chapter 1 Wasted Talent (pages 1-20): Chapter 2 Maxed Out: Why Colleges Can't Meet This Challenge (pages 21-34): Chapter 3 The Paradox of Personal Learning (pages 35-45): Chapter 4 Different Strokes for Different Folks (pages 47-66): Chapter 5 Learning is More Than Strictly Academic (pages 67-77): Chapter 6 You Can't Get There from Here (pages 79-90): Chapter 7 The End of Scarcity: Education's Emerging Long Tail (pages 91-112): Chapter 8 Game Changers: New Media and the Open Education Resource Movement (pages 113-134): Chapter 9 Reaching the Middle Third: Talent?Friendly Colleges for the Twenty?First Century (C21Cs) (pages 135-156):

Handheld Computers for Doctors By Mohammad Al?Ubaydli(auth.)
2003 | 142 Pages | ISBN: 0470858990 | PDF | 2 MB
This is the first book to address the uses of handheld computers within clinical practice and considers the many different possible applications of handheld computers in a medical environment. The book champions the idea that handheld computers have a significant role to play in the future of clinical practice. It shows why and how these devices can help reduce paperwork, and how to use the technology without waiting for the IT department's latest expensive, complicated and overdue solution. The book is in three sections:Explains that handhelds, far from futuristic gadgets, are today's technology benefiting clinicians around the world. The ten chapters guide the user through all possible applications of these machines. Looks at three teams that put the handhelds to different clinical uses. Explains the tools and techniques that are useful in introducing the technology to a group.If you work in hospital or community medicine, you can take advantage of technology that is affordable, powerful, easy and effective. Handheld computers can be used for education, administration and clinical practice, and in association with colleagues to support communication and teamwork.Content: Chapter one So, You'd Like a Handheld (pages 1-5): Chapter two Choosing Hardware (pages 7-12): Chapter three Choosing Software for Yourself (pages 13-16): Chapter four Organizing Your Life (pages 17-23): Chapter five Taking Lecture Notes (pages 25-29): Chapter six Keeping Track of Patient Details (pages 31-36): Chapter seven Medical References (pages 37-42): Chapter eight Reading Electronic Books (pages 43-46): Chapter nine Games for Ward Rounds (pages 47-51): Chapter ten Carrying the Web with You (pages 53-57): Chapter eleven Handhelds for Patients (pages 59-63): Dr Laura DeanChapter twelve Case 1 - The Haematology Department (pages 67-73): Chapter thirteen Case 2 - The General Practice Surgery (pages 75-84): Chapter fourteen Case 3 - The Acute Medicine Department (pages 85-98): Chapter fifteen Making Change Happen (pages 101-106): Chapter sixteen Talking to the IT Department (pages 107-111): Chapter seventeen Choosing Software for the Team (pages 113-116): Chapter eighteen Training (pages 117-119): Chapter nineteen Electronic Documents (pages 121-128): Chapter twenty Getting the Funding (pages 129-137):

Handbuch Technischer Lawinenschutz By
2011 | 479 Pages | ISBN: 3433029474 | PDF | 9 MB
This book provides an overview of the fundamentals and classification of technical avalanche protection. It describes in detail the design, construction and maintenance of protection structures as well as temporary technical measures.Content: Chapter 1 Einfuhrung (pages 1-11): DI Siegfried Sauermoser and DI Dr. Florian Rudolf?MiklauChapter 2 Entwicklung der Lawinen und des Lawinenschutzes: Historischer Uberblick (pages 13-20): DI Siegfried Sauermoser, Dr. Markus Stoffel and Dipl. Bauing. ETH Stefan MargrethChapter 3 Lawinen: Entstehung und Wirkung (pages 21-62): DI Patrick Nairz, DI Siegfried Sauermoser, Dr. Karl Kleemayer, Dr. Karl Gabl, Dr. Markus Stoffel and Dipl. Bauing. ETH Stefan MargrethChapter 4 Grundlagen und Modelle der Lawinendynamik und Lawinenwirkung (pages 63-101): DI Siegfried Sauermoser, DI Matthias Granig, Dr. Karl Kleemayr and Dipl. Bauing. ETH Stefan MargrethChapter 5 Analyse, Bewertung und planliche Darstellung von Lawinengefahren (?risiken) (pages 103-128): DI Christoph Skolaut, DI Dr. Florian Rudolf?Miklau and Dr. Markus StoffelChapter 6 Planung von permanenten technischen Lawinenschutzma?nahmen (pages 129-158): DI Dr. Florian Rudolf?Miklau and DI Siegfried SauermoserChapter 7 Permanenter technischer Lawinenschutz: Schutzsysteme und Bautypen (pages 159-205): DI Wolfgang Schilcher, Dipl. Bauing. ETH Stefan Margreth, DI Siegfried Sauermoser, DI Christoph Skolaut, Mag. Michael Molk and DI Dr. Florian Rudolf?MiklauChapter 8 Permanenter Technischer Lawinenschutz: Bemessung und Konstruktion (pages 207-293): Dipl. Bauing. ETH Stefan Margreth, DDI. Dr. Jurgen Suda, Dr. Robert Hofmann, Dr. Peter Gauer, DI Siegfried Sauermoser, DI Wolfgang Schilcher and DI Christoph SkolautChapter 9 Bauausfuhrung und Erhaltungsmanagement (pages 295-362): DI Dr. Florian Rudolf?Miklau, DI. Wolfgang Schilcher, Dipl. Bauing. ETH Stefan Margreth, DI. Gebhard Walter and DDI. Dr. Jurgen SudaChapter 10 Gebaude? und Objektschutz (pages 363-377): DDI. Dr. Jurgen Suda, DI Siegfried Sauermoser, DI Christoph Skolaut and DI Dr. Florian Rudolf?MiklauChapter 11 Temporarer Lawinenschutz (pages 379-394): Dipl. Bauing. ETH Lukas Stoffel, DI Patrick Nairz and DI Siegfried SauermoserChapter 12 Lawinenbeobachtung (Monitoring) und Ereignisdokumentation (pages 395-408): Dr. Karl Kleemayr, DI. Patrick Nairz, DI Dr. Florian Rudolf?Miklau and Dr. Karl GablChapter 13 Technischer Lawinenschutz international: Zahlen und Fakten (pages 409-432): DI Dr. Florian Rudolf?Miklau, Dipl. Bauing. ETH Stefan Margreth, Francois Rapin, Bernhard Zenke, Yasuo Ishii, Rudolf Pollinger, Krister Kristensen, Tomas Johannesson, Pere Oller, Art Mears and Chris StethamChapter 14 Zusammenfassung und Ausblick (pages 433-434): DI Siegfried Sauermoser and DI Dr. Florian Rudolf?Miklau

Handbook of the Clinical Psychology of Ageing By Robert Woods, Linda Clare (eds.)
2008 | 626 Pages | ISBN: 0470012307 | PDF | 9 MB
The first authoritative reference on clinical psychology and aging, the Handbook of the Clinical Psychology of Ageing was universally regarded as a landmark publication when it was first published in 1996. Fully revised and updated, the Second Edition retains the breadth of coverage of the original, providing a complete and balanced picture of all areas of clinical research and practice with older people. Contributions from the UK, North America, Scandinavia and Australiaprovide a broad overview of the psychology of aging, psychological problems (including depression, anxiety, psychosis, and dementia), the current social service context, and assessment and intervention techniques.Content: Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 1-14): Bob WoodsChapter 2 Ageing and Adaptation (pages 15-32): Peter G. Coleman and Ann O'HanlonChapter 3 Memory and Cognition in Ageing (pages 33-55): Boo JohanssonChapter 4 Ageing and Physical Health (pages 57-74): Valerie MorrisonChapter 5 Death, Dying and Bereavement (pages 75-94): Jan R. OyebodeChapter 6 Manifestations of Depression and Anxiety in Older Adults (pages 95-110): Inger Hilde NordhusChapter 7 Suicide and Attempted Suicide in Later Life (pages 111-119): Bob WoodsChapter 8 Psychological Trauma in Late Life: Conceptualization, Assessment and Treatment (pages 121-131): Steve DaviesChapter 9 Late Onset Psychosis (pages 133-143): Dr Linda Clare and Sharon GiblinChapter 10 Dementia as a Biopsychosocial Condition: Implications for Practice and Research (pages 145-159): Murna Downs, Dr Linda Clare and Elizabeth AndersonChapter 11 The Neuropsychology of Dementia: Alzheimer's Disease and other Neurodegenerative Disorders (pages 161-184): Robin G. MorrisChapter 12 Parkinson's Disease (pages 187-199): Peter HobsonChapter 13 Stroke (pages 201-217): Janet CockburnChapter 14 Sleep and Insomnia in Later Life (pages 219-233): Kevin MorganChapter 15 Values and Diversity in Working with Older People (pages 235-253): Kate AllanChapter 16 Family Caregiving: Research and Clinical Intervention 255 (pages 255-288): Steven H. Zarit and Anne B. EdwardsChapter 17 Residential Care (pages 289-309): Bob WoodsChapter 18 Elder Abuse and Neglect (pages 311-322): Alice Campbell Reay and Kevin D. BrowneChapter 19 Primary Care Psychology and Older People (pages 323-339): Gita E. BhutaniChapter 20 Ageing, Dementia and People with Intellectual Disability (pages 341-349): Chris Oliver, Dawn Adams and Sunny KalsyChapter 21 Palliative Care for People with Dementia: Principles, Practice and Implications (pages 351-359): Katherine Froggatt, Murna Downs and Neil SmallChapter 22 Neuropsychological Assessment of the Older Person (pages 361-383): Dr Linda ClareChapter 23 Assessing Function, Behaviour and Need (pages 385-414): Adrienne Little and Breid DohertyChapter 24 Assessing Mood, Wellbeing and Quality of Life (pages 415-427): Bob WoodsChapter 25 Capacity and Consent: Empowering and Protecting Vulnerable Older People (pages 429-436): Charles TwiningChapter 26 The Socio?Cultural Context in Understanding Older Adults: Contextual Adult Lifespan Theory for Adapting Psychotherapy (pages 437-456): Bob G. Knight and Cecilia PoonChapter 27 Cognitive Behaviour Therapy with Older People (pages 457-472): Ken LaidlawChapter 28 Psychoanalysis and Old Age (pages 473-487): Rachael DavenhillChapter 29 Systemic Interventions and Older People (pages 489-504): Alison Roper?HallChapter 30 Neuropsychological Rehabilitation in Later Life: Special Considerations, Contributions and Future Directions (pages 505-522): Margaret CrossleyChapter 31 Psychological Interventions with People with Dementia (pages 523-548): Bob Woods and Dr Linda ClareChapter 32 Interventions for Family Caregivers of People with Dementia (pages 549-569): Henry Brodaty and Karen BermanChapter 33 Challenging Behaviour in Dementia: A Psychosocial Approach to Intervention (pages 571-594): Mike Bird and Esme Moniz?CookChapter 34 Interventions at the Care Team Level (pages 595-611): Dawn Brooker