Education pamphlets

A collection of miscellaneous pamphlets.

1978 UM Men's Track Team

Big 10 and Central Collegiate Indoor and Outdoor Champions

James Brooker, UM track 1923

[Michiganensian caption: Brooker was forced into second place in the Conference pole vault, but Brownell of Illinois was forced to break the world's collegiate record to beat him.]

Die Anfänge der altbayerischen Domkapitel.

"Einzelabdruck aus dr. Deutingers Beiträge zur Geschichte, Topographie und Statistik des Erzbistums München und Freising ... X. Bd., neue Folge, IV. Bd."

Report

National League of Nursing Education merged with National Organization for Public Health Nursing, and Association of Collegiate Schools of Nursing in 1952 to form the National League for Nursing

Catalogue of the officers and students

Mode of access: Internet.

Animal pathology,

Mode of access: Internet.

Animal pathology,

"A book of the Iowa state college press."

A guide to the study of special veterinary pathology,

"References" at end of each chapter except two; "Additional references": p. 203-206.

Proceedings of the annual meeting

Proceedings 1910-1917 re-edited 1930

The muscle strength and bone density relationship in young women: dependence on exercise status

Aim. Numerous studies report an association between muscle strength and bone mineral density (BMD) in young and older women. However, the participants are generally non-athletes, thus it is unclear if the relationship varies by exercise status. Therefore, the purpose was to examine the relationships between BMD and muscle strength in young women with markedly different exercise levels. Methods. Experimental design: cross-sectional. Setting: a University research laboratory. Participants: 18 collegiate gymnasts and 22 age- and weight-matched recreationally active control women. Measures: lumbar spine, femoral neck, arm, leg and whole body BMD (g/cm(2)) were assessed by dual X-ray absorptiometry. In addition, lumbar spine and femoral neck bone mineral apparent density (BMAD, g/cm(3)) was calculated. Handgrip strength and knee extensor and flexor torque (60degrees/s) were determined by dynamometry, and bench press and leg press strength (1-RM) using isotonic equipment. Results. BMD at all sites and bench press, leg press and knee flexor strength were greater in gymnasts than controls (p

Medical error:a discussion of the medical construction of error and suggestions for reforms of medical education to decrease error

Introduction: There is a growing public perception that serious medical error is commonplace and largely tolerated by the medical profession. The Government and medical establishment's response to this perceived epidemic of error has included tighter controls over practising doctors and individual stick-and-carrot reforms of medical practice. Discussion: This paper critically reviews the literature on medical error, professional socialization and medical student education, and suggests that common themes such as uncertainty, necessary fallibility, exclusivity of professional judgement and extensive use of medical networks find their genesis, in part, in aspects of medical education and socialization into medicine. The nature and comparative failure of recent reforms of medical practice and the tension between the individualistic nature of the reforms and the collegiate nature of the medical profession are discussed. Conclusion: A more theoretically informed and longitudinal approach to decreasing medical error might be to address the genesis of medical thinking about error through reforms to the aspects of medical education and professional socialization that help to create and perpetuate the existence of avoidable error, and reinforce medical collusion concerning error. Further changes in the curriculum to emphasize team working, communication skills, evidence-based practice and strategies for managing uncertainty are therefore potentially key components in helping tomorrow's doctors to discuss, cope with and commit fewer medical errors.

Recurrent Tibial Tunnel Cyst Formation Following Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction and Interference Screw Removal

A unique case of a collegiate athlete who suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury leading to the formation of a synovial cyst is described. The cyst, localized over the tibial tunnel, resulted from irritation caused by the removal of interference screws.