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- BookBeverley M. Clarke.Summary: The first book to address issues of suffering as separate from pain that require psychologically and culturally sensitive interventions
Contents:
Suffering in medicine
Suffering is not pain
The power of religious and spiritual beliefs
Suffering and culture
Crises of suffering across the life span
The language of suffering
Medical-legal disclosure of suffering
Power differentials and suffering
How to assess suffering
Standards of care
Key components of suffering in chronic illness
The resolution of suffering
The roles of health care professionals
Habilitation and rehabilitation
The wounded spirit
Surviving and thriving.Digital Access eBook Comp Acad 2011 - ArticleSoppi E, Ruuskanen O, Kouvalainen K.Acta Pathol Microbiol Scand C. 1977 Oct;85(5):367-72.The majority of the guinea pig thymocytes have an intensive alkaline phosphatase (AP) activity, whereas less than one per cent of the peripheral lymphocytes are AP positive. The number of peripheral AP positive lymphocytes decreased after thymectomy and after antithymocyte serum treatment, and some of them formed. E-rosettes with rabbit red blood cells. The observations support the idea that some of these AP positive peripheral lymphocytes are T cells. It seems evident that the AP positive cortical (immature) thymocytes contain two separate cell lines; during the maturation one differentiates into AP negative and the other remains AP positive. This differentiation seems to occur within the thymus.