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Respiratory symptoms and lung function in taxi drivers and manual workers
The aim of this study, was to determine the prevalence of some respiratory symptoms and possible diseases among taxi drivers and manual workers. This prospective study was performed on 165 Pakistani male drive...
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Theoretical and Empirical Relationships between Personality and Intelligence
What theoretical relationships have been postulated between intelligence and personality? The short answer is that there are very few in the mainstream of Western personality research. Even books titled Intellige...
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An unusual reaction to precurarization
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Corporate Structures
In the multi-national Europe that we have been used to, as distinct from the Single Market in the making, an enterprise expanding its activities abroad would probably establish separate, vertically implanted o...
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Excitation-Inhibition and Arousal as Explanatory Concepts for Extraversion
The proposals that excitatory-inhibitory processes and arousal levels underlie human behavior that we characterize as introvert (I) or extravert (E) and regard as an inherent part of a person’s individuality w...
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Hydropneumothorax- an unusual complication of lung lavage
Hydropneumothorax is an uncommon but potentially fatal complication for a patient undergoing positive pressure ventilation. The case of a 23-year-old woman with severe asthma requiring lung lavage is described...
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Personality theory and movement
Considering the volume of work published separately in the two areas of personality and movement it is surprising that relatively few studies are concerned with individual differences in movement. In part this...
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The reversal of epidural morphine induced somnolence with physostigmine
Two case reports are presented of patients with postthoracotomy pain treated with epidural morphine who developed somnolence several hours after the procedure. Physostigmine, 1 mg IV successfully reversed the ...
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Book reviews
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A randomized evaluation of the reversal of ketamine by physostigmine
One hundred and eleven patients undergoing ketamine anaesthesia for therapeutic abortion were studied in a double-blind trial of the reversal of ketamine by physostigmine administered postoperatively. The resu...
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Some Variables Affecting Selective Response Latencies
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The ‘Psychological Refractory Phase’ and Ageing
WHEN, in psychological experiments, the subject is required to respond as rapidly as possible to a signal closely following another, an increase in response latency is observed1. It has become customary to refer ...
