Changing the Body: Psychological Effects of Plastic SurgeryWilliams & Wilkins, 1981 - 225 Seiten |
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... talk . " The patient , during all of this , will usually be surprisingly anxious , even frightened . Occasionally a ... talks , the surgeon should be doing exactly what the patient is doing but in a dispassionate and organized way . The ...
... talk . " The patient , during all of this , will usually be surprisingly anxious , even frightened . Occasionally a ... talks , the surgeon should be doing exactly what the patient is doing but in a dispassionate and organized way . The ...
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... talk with the psychiatrist ( or therapist ) , and find out what drugs ( if any ) are being used . This question may not arise until the end of the interview or , sometimes , a second visit . Therefore , the surgeon is initially guided ...
... talk with the psychiatrist ( or therapist ) , and find out what drugs ( if any ) are being used . This question may not arise until the end of the interview or , sometimes , a second visit . Therefore , the surgeon is initially guided ...
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... talk . When unknown , it is best to play it safe and keep the talk business - like , reassuring , confined to the operation and the patient's comfort . Patients often fantasize that they have a magical control over the outcome of their ...
... talk . When unknown , it is best to play it safe and keep the talk business - like , reassuring , confined to the operation and the patient's comfort . Patients often fantasize that they have a magical control over the outcome of their ...
Inhalt
Beginnings | 3 |
The Psychological Understanding of Patients | 21 |
Doctors Dilemmas | 89 |
Urheberrecht | |
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