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• Health maintenance guidelines / Jill C. Cash — Pain management guidelines / Moya Cook & Deanna Tacderas — Dermatology guidelines / Jill C. Cash — Eye guidelines / Jill C. Cash — Ear guidelines / Moya Cook & Jill Cash — Nasal guidelines / Jill C. Cash — Throat and mouth guidelines / Jill C. Cash — Respiratory guidelines / Cheryl A. Glass — Cardiovascular guidelines / Jill C. Cash, Cheryl A. Glass, & Laura A. Petty — Gastrointestinal guidelines / Cheryl A. Glass — Genitourinary guidelines / Cheryl A. Glass — Obstetrics guidelines / Jill C. Cash — Gynecologic guidelines / Rhonda Arthur — Sexually transmitted infections guidelines / Jill Cash — Infectious disease guidelines / Cheryl A. Glass — Systemic disorders guidelines / Julie Adkins — Musculoskeletal guidelines / Julie Adkins — Neurologic guidelines / Jill C. Cash — Endocrine guidelines / Melissa Hall and Jill C. Cash — Psychiatric guidelines / Moya Cook, Jill C. Cash, and Cheryl A. Glass.
• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• This is a comprehensive family practice resource for primary care clinicians, providing current national practice guidelines for a high-quality standard of care for patients across the life span in outpatient settings. It includes individual care guidelines for adult, child, pregnant, and geriatric patients health promotion and dietary information procedure guidelines national resources and comprehensive patient teaching guides. This third edition includes updated national treatment guidelines throughout, including the most recent cardiology guidelines (JNC 8), seven new protocols, revised.
• Access restricted to computers on Augsburg College’s campus, and to off-campus users with valid Augsburg username and password.
• Mode of access: World Wide Web.
• Description based on print version record.
• Augsburg access available through EBSCO eBooks.

Subjects:

• Families — Psychological aspects.
• Family medicine.
• Family nursing — Handbooks, manuals, etc.
• Electronic books.
• Electronic reference sources.
• Reference resource.

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• Boys & girls — Status & connection — Directness & indirectness — Public talk & private talk — Ritual opposition — Conversational style — Conclusion.
• Access restricted to computers on Augsburg College’s campus, and to off-campus users with valid Augsburg username and password.
• Director of photography, Rob Massey camera operators, Jay Maurer, Alan Heath, Lars Sandvik.
• Presenter, Deborah Tannen.
• Live video presentation of Deborah Tannen’s seminal contributions to the understanding of gender, language and communication. Produced, edited and paced for curricular use in communication, linguistics, psychology, sociology and other social sciences classes.
• Mode of access: World Wide Web.
• AUGSBURG COLLEGE access through Kinetic Video.

Subjects:

• Communication — Sex differences.
• Language and languages — Sex differences.
• Sex differences (Psychology)
• Interpersonal relations.
• Women — Language.
• Video recordings.
• Online resources.
• Streaming videos.

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Subjects:

• Mind and body.
• Mental discipline.

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• Translation of Rapports du physique et du moral de l’homme.
• Includes indexes.

Subjects:

• Mind and body — Early works to 1800.

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Part of the series Transforming American politics series;Transforming American politics series.
Notes:

• Bibliography: p. 199-205.
• Includes index.

Subjects:

• Presidents — United States — Staff.
• Executive departments — United States — Management.
• United States — Politics and government — 1953-1961.
• United States — Politics and government — 1981-1989.
• Iran-Contra Affair, 1985-1990.
• Presidency
• United States

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• Translation of Das Problem der Religion in der modernen Gesellschaft.
• Includes bibliographical references.

Subjects:

• Religion and sociology.

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• Includes bibliographical references (p. [207]-210).
• Combines literature, anthropology, and psychology to define the six heroic archetypes–innocent, orphan, wanderer, warrior, martyr, and magician–that exist in all of us.

Subjects:

• Archetype (Psychology)
• Self-actualization (Psychology)
• New Age movement.