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[edit]U.S. NAVY MEDICINE Vol. 70, No. 9 September 1979
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U.S. NAVY MEDICINE Vol. 70, No. 9 September 1979 |
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U.S. NAVY MEDICINE Vol. 70, No. 9 September 1979 1 From the Surgeon General 2 Department Rounds EMT Program at Whidbey Island ... Navy Volunteers Take Up the Slack ... Fort Lupton Navyman: From Mechanics to Medicine 6 Education and Training The Dental Assistant, Class A School 7 Features On Growing Children-Bedwetting: Its Origins and its Cure CDR E. Breger, MC, USNR 10 Adjustment to Overseas Living LT M. W. Peterson, MC, USNR 12 Prison Diary J.K. Herman 19 Professional A Qualitative and Quantitative Drug Use Review: Cephalosporins Aminoglycosides LT R.E. Whiten, MSC, USNR 22 Temporal Lobe Seizures Simulating Anxiety Attacks CDR J. 0. Cavenar, Jr., MC, USNR-R CAPT M.A. Harris, MC, USN 24 How I Manage the Patient With Urethral Discharge CDR G.R. MacDonald, Jr., MC, USNR 27 Notes and Announcements 29 BUMED SITREP
Subjects: Navy Medicine magazine; Dental Assistant Class A School; Whidbey Island; pediatrics; bedwetting; Anxiety Attacks; USS Horne; hospital corpsman; Adolph Wessel Meyers; Prisoner of War; POWs; World War II; Naval Hospital Agana; World War II; Japan; Guam |
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| Language | English | |
| Publication date | September 1979 | |
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IA Collections: usnavybumedhistoryoffice; medicalheritagelibrary |
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NavyMedicine197909 |
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