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Free Acute Medical Emergencies: The Practical Approach, Advanced Life Support Group

This major text, based on the Advanced Life Support Group course, is a comprehensive and practical guide which deals with the medical aspects of diagnosis and treatment of acute emergencies.
PART 1: Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Recognition of the medical emergency

PART 2: Structured approach
3. Structured approach to the medical emergency
4. Airway assessment
5. Breathing assessment
6. Circulation assessment
7. Disability assessment
8. Examination and history taking

PART 3: Presenting complaints
9. The patient with breathing difficulties
10. The patient with shock
11. The patient with chest pain
12. The patient with altered conscious level
13. The collapsed patient
14. The confused patient
15. The overdose patient
16. The patient with headache
17. The patient with abdominal pain
18. The patient with hot red legs and cold white ones
19. The patient with hot and/or swollen joints
20. The patient with rash

PART 4: Failures
21. Respiratory failure
22. Cardiac failure
23. Hepatic failure
24. Renal failure
25. Brain failure

PART 5: Interpretation of emergency investigations
26. Blood gas analysis
27. Dysrhythmia recognition
28. Chest xray interpretation
29. Haematological investigations
30. Biochemical investigations

PART 6: Special circumstances
31. The pregnant patient
32. The elderly patient
33. The immunocompromised patient
34. Transportation of the seriously ill patient

PART 7: Practical procedures
35. Practical procedures: airway & breathing
36. Practical procedures: circulation
37. Practical procedures: medical

PART 8: Appendices
Appendix a-drugs

Free Global Corporate Capital Flows 2008/9 to 2013/14, A Study of the Investment Intentions of Companies in 15 Countries Around the World, KPMG

The increasing importance of the economies of China, India, Russia and Brazil (BRIC), and widespread economic concerns in Europe and the U.S., suggest that we may now be beginning a new phase in global economic development. Companies need to ask whether the global business game is changing, and whether we know the new rules.
To find out whether there really is a new pattern emerging and if so, what its implications might be, researchers asked over 300 senior corporate investment strategists in 15 countries around the world which countries (other than their own) they plan to invest in during 2008/09, and where they are looking to invest in five years’ time.
This group of people was chosen because their investment decisions are medium to long term, they are intended to generate real growth for the companies these people run, and they are usually made on the basis of careful analysis of the underlying prospects for markets and countries. To add a slightly different perspective, researchers also carried out 10 in-depth interviews with private equity fund managers and controllers of sovereign wealth funds. These are organizations with a very significant influence on investment flows, but with a different set of priorities from corporate investors.
The results point to a marked change in the pattern of investment. This year, the U.S. leads by a long way, with 27 percent of investors planning a significant investment in the country in the next 12 months. Next is China, with 17 percent, followed by the U.K., with 14 percent, Germany with 13 percent and Russia with 12 percent. More………………..

Free 50 Psychology Classics Who We Are, How We Think, What We Do; Insight and Inspiration from 50 Key Books, Tom Butler-Bowdon

This book offers an engaging overview of 50, for the most part, widely popular psychology books as well as short biographies of their authors. Knowing the backgrounds of these psychologists helps to understand where they are coming from and what motivated them to explore a particular area of human mind, or behavior and arrive at particular conclusions.

Some of the authors covered are William James, Sigmund Freud, Karl Gustav Jung, Abraham Maslow, Dr. Milton Erickson (as a hypnotherapist, I was thrilled that he was mentioned here), Robert Cialdini, David Burns, and many others who have contributed not only to the greater understanding of human mind and behavior, but also to creating methods and techniques some appropriate for use within therapeutic environment and others designed to help people to use on their own to cope better with life’s challenges, to feel better and to live more satisfying lives.

Free A Beginner’s Guide to Blood Cells, Barbara J. Bain

Blood is a life-sustaining fluid which circulates through the heart and blood vessels. It carries oxygen and nutrients to the tissues and waste products to the lungs, liver and kidneys, where they can be removed from the body. Usually when blood is removed from the body it forms a solid blood clot. However, if clotting is prevented by mixing with an anticoagulant, the blood separates, under the influence of gravity, into three layers. The bottom layer is deep red in colour and is composed of red cells.
The top layer is clear and pale yellow. It is called plasma and is composed of various salts and proteins dissolved in water. In between is a narrow layer called the buffy coat because of its buff or yellowish white colour. The buffy coat is composed mainly of cells of a variety of types, collectively known as white cells. In addition there are small cellular fragments, called platelets, which have a role in blood clotting.

Free The Art of Seduction, Robert Greene

We all have the power of attraction—the ability to draw people in and hold them in our thrall. Far from all of us, though, are aware of this inner potential, and we imagine attractiveness instead as a near-mystical trait that a select few are born with and the rest will never command. Yet all we need to do to realize our potential is understand what it is in a person’s character that naturally excites people and develop these latent qualities within us.
Successful seductions rarely begin with an obvious maneuver or strategic device. That is certain to arouse suspicion. Successful seductions begin with your character, your ability to radiate some quality that attracts people and stirs their emotions in a way that is beyond their control. Hypnotized by your seductive character, your victims will not notice your subsequent manipulations. It will then be child’s play to mislead and seduce them.
There are nine seducer types in the world. Each type has a particular character trait that comes from deep within and creates a seductive pull. Sirens have an abundance of sexual energy and know how to use it. Rakes insatiably adore the opposite s…x, and their desire is infectious. Ideal Lovers have an aesthetic sensibility that they apply to romance. Dandies like to play with their image, creating a striking and androgynous allure. Naturals are spontaneous and open. Coquettes are self-sufficient, with a fascinating cool at their core. Charmers want and know how to please—they are social creatures.
Charismatics have an unusual confidence in themselves. Stars are ethereal and envelop themselves in mystery.

Free the Kama Sutra of Vatsayayana, Richard Burton

Get this book to study and think about and view it as relationship advice and not physical s….x advice. So much of the book is about communication and is dead on that it is no wonder it is a classic and likewise shows how important communication is to good s……x. In terms of this specific translation, just go for a modern translation of the whole book. The Richard Burton translation is very stilted. It seems that the Alain Daniélou translation is good, but I have not read that specific one.

Free The Chronicles of Narnia, The Silver Chair, Indonesian Version, CS Lewis

The Silver Chair is part of The Chronicles of Narnia, a series of seven fantasy novels written by C. S. Lewis. It was the fourth book published and is the sixth book chronologically. It is the first book, and one of two books in the series, in which the Pevensie children do not appear (the other being The Magician’s Nephew).
The story begins when Eustace Scrubb, introduced in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader meets classmate Jill Pole at their school, Experiment House. At Eustace’s suggestion, they ask for Aslan’s help while trying to escape from a gang of bullies, and blunder through a gate into Aslan’s Country. Jill shows off by approaching a high cliff’s edge, and Eustace falls over trying to pull her back. Aslan saves Eustace by blowing him to Narnia, then charges Jill with helping Eustace find the Narnian Prince Rilian, who had disappeared some years prior and gives Jill four “Signs”, to guide her and Eustace on their quest: of these Signs, the fourth and final is that at a key moment they will be asked to do something in Aslan’s name. Aslan then blows Jill into Narnia, where she arrives a few moments after Eustace just as a very old King Caspian X sets sail east to search for Aslan one last time. The Lord Regent, Trumpkin the Dwarf, gives them room in Cair Paravel. Once there, they are aided by Master Glimfeather and a Parliament of his fellow talking owls (a pun on Chaucer’s Parlement of Foules, but also a nod towards the use of the word “parliament” as a collective noun for owls, as “exaltation” is for larks). The owls explain that Rilian disappeared while searching for the green serpent that killed his mother, and is under the spells of an enchantress.

Free The Chronicles of Narnia, The Voyage of The Dawn Treader, Indonesian Version, CS Lewis

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is a fantasy novel for children by C. S. Lewis. Written in 1950, it was published in 1952 as the third book of The Chronicles of Narnia. Current editions of the series are numbered using the internal chronological order making Dawn Treader the fifth book.

Free Why Men Don’t Listen & Women Can’t Read Maps, Barbara & Allan Pease

Men and women are different. Not better or worse – different. Just about the only thing they
have in common is that they belong to the same species. They live in different worlds, with different
values and according to quite different sets of rules. Everyone knows this, but very few people, particularly men, are willing to admit it. The truth, however, is most definitely out there. Look at the evidence.
Around 50% of marriages end in divorce in Western countries and most serious relationships stop short of becoming long-term. Men and women of every culture, creed and hue constantly argue over their partners’ opinions, behaviour, attitudes and beliefs.
Some Things Are Obvious When a man goes to a toilet, he usually goes for one reason and one reason only. Women use toilets as social lounges and therapy rooms. Women who go to a toilet
as strangers can come out best friends and lifelong buddies. But everyone would be instantly suspicious of the man who called out, ‘Hey Frank, I’m going to the toilet. You wanna come with me?’
Men dominate TV remote controls and flick through the channels; women don’t mind watching the commercials. Under pressure, men drink alcohol and invade other countries; women eat chocolate and go shopping. Women criticise men for being insensitive, uncaring, not listening, not being warm and compassionate, not talking, not giving enough love, not being committed to relationships, wanting to have sex rather than make love, turning the temperature down, and leaving the toilet seat up. More …..