Pablum, Parents, & Pandemonium: Glimpses of a Pediatrician's WorldCrowell, 1975 - 291 Seiten |
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... believe it is rather typical in its very mundaneness . Many doctors like to bask in the fiction that they pursued a medical career to relieve suffering humanity , ignoring the fact that most laymen believe they became physicians to make ...
... believe it is rather typical in its very mundaneness . Many doctors like to bask in the fiction that they pursued a medical career to relieve suffering humanity , ignoring the fact that most laymen believe they became physicians to make ...
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... believe children or their parents very often . If your child has chicken pox and you keep him or her at home for a week , as you should , a simple note from the mother is insufficient to get the child back into the classroom . In most ...
... believe children or their parents very often . If your child has chicken pox and you keep him or her at home for a week , as you should , a simple note from the mother is insufficient to get the child back into the classroom . In most ...
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Glimpses of a Pediatrician's World James H. Ryan. Do you believe in the pacifier ? Yeah , I believe ! And I don't mind if the infant prefers to suck his thumb , either . The use of a pacifier , something of a foster finger , is like a ...
Glimpses of a Pediatrician's World James H. Ryan. Do you believe in the pacifier ? Yeah , I believe ! And I don't mind if the infant prefers to suck his thumb , either . The use of a pacifier , something of a foster finger , is like a ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 1 |
Why a Pediatrician? | 5 |
2 The Making of a Pediatrician | 15 |
Urheberrecht | |
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