John Macleod Książki

This classic textbook sets out how to take a patient history, evaluate symptoms and elicit the relevant physical signs. The text covers special situations such as the examination of babies, children and critically ill. The book is essential reading for medical students, nurse practitioners and paramedics as well as practising doctors, particularly those sitting postgraduate examinations. "Highly Commended" in the British Medical Association Medical Book Competition, the Thirteenth Edition is written by a team of editors and contributors who are all experienced clinicians and experts in their specialist fields.

Today, the Long Island is, to many, Britain's "last stronghold of the pure Gospel"; a place still defined by heartfelt religion – a community where, for instance, the threat of a Sabbath ferry service can still arouse considerable passion. In this sparkling account of island faith – from unknown, Megalithic builders to a war of Free Church schism waged on the Internet – award-winning journalist John MacLeod outlines the gripping religious history of this Hebridean community. This is a story that has never been related before, by any author, from the dawn of this island community to the present day – the tale of a people as indomitable as their landscape and a faith as profound as the Hebridean sea.