Titlebook: Medical Ethics for Physicians-in-Training; Jay E. Kantor Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 Biomedical ethics.Ethical

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Jay E. Kantor Ph.D. in einem homogenen, isotropen, Medium befinden, eine Welle führen kann, deren elektrisches und magnetisches Feld transversal sind. Das elektrische Feld dieser Welle kann von einem Potential abgeleitet werden; der Strom in den Leitern flie?t nur parallel zu den Leiterachsen. Haben dagegen die Leiter

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Jay E. Kantor Ph.D.his revised and enlarged second edition. The usefulness of CD and ORD in helping to solve structural prob- lems is demonstrated by many examples, and the most essential data are tabulated. The author is sincerely grateful to the editors of the series Molecular Biology, Bio- chemistry and Biophysics,

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Jay E. Kantor Ph.D.ry properties is negligible. Most of such proteins, for instance the immunoglobulins and ovalbumin, have been mentioned previously, and their conformation will not be discussed in this chapter. But there are several proteins which contain 20 to 50%, and more, carbohydrate, and in these cases it is l

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Informed Consent and the Right to Refuse Treatment,gal obligations for physicians. Among these obligations are the requirements that cluster around the concept of “informed consent.” More and more, physicians are being required to allow their patients the opportunity to accept or reject pro-offered procedures and also, in many cases, being required

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Personhood and the Right to Life,n of rights, particularly the right to life. Our technology now enables us to keep persons’ bodies functioning even after they apparently have irreversibly lost consciousness or have been reduced to states that seemingly no longer include cognitive abilities. Until recently, irreversible cardiac arr

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Psychiatric Ethics,here for about 2 years. She is filthy, and is sometimes seen defecating and urinating on the street. She sometimes curses passersby. She sometimes accepts handouts, sometimes burns paper money given to her. It is midwinter, and temperatures are below freezing. Approached by city social workers, she

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978-1-4899-1674-7Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-1672-3Biomedical ethics; Ethical Issues; Medical Ethics; clinical ethics; ethics; health