Traumatic Intrahepatic Hematoma

Richardson, Robert E.; Gumbert, Jack L.; Gale, Scott A.

doi:10.1001/archsurg.1967.01330180088015

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“…These guidelines were applied in the development of two student instructional booklets (5). These booklets provided systematic instruction in the psychomotor skills necessary in quantitative volumetric analysis.…”

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Mental practice as a technique to improve laboratory skill development

Beasley¹,

Heikkinen²

1983

J. Chem. Educ.

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Distinct laboratory objectives which emphasize the development of student psychomotor skills have been identified by several authors. (1)(2)(3). This paper reports recent research into the design and application of physical and mental practice techniques for the development of laboratory psychomotor skills of freshman chemistry students.Reseai ch activity concerning the development of manipulative or motor learning has traditionally been the domain of psychologists, physical educators, and industrial educators. These groups have considered practice to be a key condition in learning motor skills. The amount of practice and subsequent learning generally has been assumed to be a function of the period of time the individual participates, or the number of repetitions that are completed.An emphasis on the overt or physical performance of the task to be learned is consistent with the philosophy of learning by doing (4). Here now exists evidence, however, to suggest

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“…that physical proficiency might be enhanced by mental practice which precedes, accompanies, or follows the performance (5)(6),…”

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Mental practice as a technique to improve laboratory skill development

Beasley¹,

Heikkinen²

1983

J. Chem. Educ.

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Central rupture of the liver with massive liver-cell necrosis. A case report and review of the literature

Soni

Persaud

1972

Journal of British Surgery

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A case of massive central rupture of the liver in which the patient became jaundiced is described. Autopsy revealed, in addition to the intrahepatic haematoma, large areas of infarction in the liver, some of which had become infected and had given rise to septic embolization to various organs. There was deranged liver function which is ascribed to the structural changes found in the liver. The occurrence of hepatocellular jaundice with this type of liver injury has not, to our knowledge, been previously recorded. It is suggested that immediate investigation and treatment are essential if the patient is to survive.

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Traumatic liver rupture

Solheim

Aune

1969

Injury

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Traumatic Intrahepatic Hematoma

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Mental practice as a technique to improve laboratory skill development

Mental practice as a technique to improve laboratory skill development

Central rupture of the liver with massive liver-cell necrosis. A case report and review of the literature

Traumatic liver rupture

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