Titlebook: Essential Medicine; R. G. Brackenridge Book 1971 R. G. Brackenridge 1971 infection.muscle.nutrition.obesity.pancreas.prevention.respirator

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Nutritional disorders,orie intake 40–50 per cent is derived from carbohydrate, about 12 per cent from protein, and 42 per cent from fat in Western countries. It will be remembered that 1 G of carbohydrate or protein produces 4 calories, and 1 G of fat 9 calories. Thus an average diet contains 350–400 G carbohydrate, 70–9

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Disorders of the nervous system,e contained in the cerebrum with its left and right hemispheres. These consist of a cortex of grey matter containing the nerve cells or neurones, and the deeper white matter containing the nerve fibres. There are special areas of the cortex concerned with different functions—thus the motor area whic

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Diseases of the joints, connective tissue, bones and muscles,ints are found only in the mid-line and include those of the vertebral column. Here the bone surfaces are covered with cartilage and united by a disc of fibro-cartilage surrounded by a ring of fibrous tissue attached to the periosteum of the bones; again, movements are limited but the column provide

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Care of the elderly,elderly—cause, symptoms and signs, diagnosis and management must be carried out in just the same way as in the young. Geriatrics should not therefore be considered apart from medicine as a whole, but the concept of geriatric care has produced an improvement of standards towards those who were so oft

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Man, his environment and occupation,cco smoke has a complex composition, including nicotine (which affects the autonomic nervous system), carbon monoxide (which impairs the blood’s capacity to carry oxygen) and hydrocarbons proven to be carcinogenic to animals. Cigarette smoking appears to be especially dangerous, having the following

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