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The Needs and FEELINGS OF PARTNERS 伴侣的需求和感受

Coping with Pregnancy Loss

Pub Date : 2018-09-03 DOI: 10.4324/9781315170640-7

P. Boynton

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Welcome 欢迎

Coping with Pregnancy Loss

Pub Date : 2018-09-03 DOI: 10.4324/9781315170640-1

P. Boynton

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Remembering 记住

Coping with Pregnancy Loss

Pub Date : 2018-09-03 DOI: 10.4324/9781315170640-13

P. Boynton

Prakash Shetty passed away on 3rd September 2018, leaving a sad void for his many students, friends and admirers. He started his professional life in Christian Medical College (CMC) Vellore, India where he completed his undergraduate and postgraduate education. His classmate, Abraham Joseph reflected; “Prakash was one of the outstanding students of our class, he was the recipient of several prizes throughout his student career, and was greatly respected by his classmates. He had an inquisitive mind and at times his questions would embarrass the teacher who had no answer. This quest for knowledge was not just to pass examinations with distinction, but to really understand the functioning of the human body”. His teacher, P Zachariah wrote; “I was delighted when Prakash sought to specialise in Physiology by joining the then fledgling MD program. He got his MD in 1972, and in doing so, gave a flying start to the postgraduate program in Physiology at CMC. Even at that point his keenness to teach, and teach very effectively, was obvious”. He was much admired by his students there. Shiv Pillai, his former student, recounts “we first connected with Prakash Shetty when we were second year medical students and he was a young faculty member in the Physiology department. He was an inspirational and accessible mentor, whose passion for science, for biomedical research and for life in general, was infectious. Apart from a deep intellectual interest in all things scientific, Prakash was a renaissance man—very knowledgeable about culture, literature, classical music, history and food”. After he moved to St. Johns Medical College in Bangalore, students there also remembered their first electric experiences with him as their lecturer in Physiology. An exceptionally gifted teacher, he communicated his passion for the subject with a style that almost seemed extempore, and his students hung on to his every word. It was St John’s however that his work on nutrition began to take shape. He was critical of the belief at the time, that energy requirements were astonishingly low in developing countries, and that adults in these countries appeared able to undertake feats of physical endurance on much lower energy intakes than would be expected [1]. His initial studies on energy intake in undernourished adults at St John’s led Prakash to the Dunn Clinical Nutrition Centre in Cambridge, on a Nehru Scholarship from the Indian Government. There he pursued a PhD on human thermogenesis with Philip James, who remained a valued friend and collaborator over the years, and even supervised Prakash’s students in their postdoctoral fellowships. That was a time of great interest in energy expenditure, and whether a possible defect (or an adaptation) in energy expenditure resulted in obesity. Many colleagues embraced the idea which was mainly based on data obtained in obese animals. Roland Jung, Prakash Shetty and Philip James were one of the first authors providing human evidence for thi

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Pregnant AFTER LOSS 流产后怀孕

Coping with Pregnancy Loss

Pub Date : 2018-09-03 DOI: 10.4324/9781315170640-12

P. Boynton

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Taking care OF YOU 照顾你

Coping with Pregnancy Loss

Pub Date : 2018-09-03 DOI: 10.4324/9781315170640-8

P. Boynton

Our main number is 503-561-5200. Your room’s phone number includes the prefix for each building—Building A (prefix 814), B (561), or D (814), followed by your room number. For example, if your room is in Building A, the number would be 503-814-XXXX (the last four numbers are your room number.) To call out, first dial “9”. TTYs are available. You may also use your cell phone. If you’re calling from inside the hospital on a hospital phone, just dial the last five digits. For example, 4-1100 or 1-1100. Access Services (for wheelchairs): 503-814-1100

总机号码是503-561-5200。您房间的电话号码包括每栋楼的前缀——A楼(前缀814)、B楼(前缀561)或D楼(前缀814)，后面跟着您的房间号。例如，如果您的房间在A楼，号码将是503-814-XXXX(最后四个数字是您的房间号)。要呼叫，先拨“9”。ty是可用的。你也可以用手机。如果你在医院内部用医院电话打电话，只拨打最后五位数字。例如:4-1100、1-1100。无障碍服务(轮椅):503-814-1100

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How to MANAGE YOUR LOSS 如何处理你的损失

Coping with Pregnancy Loss

Pub Date : 2018-09-03 DOI: 10.4324/9781315170640-3

P. Boynton

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Your Emotions DURING AND AFTER PREGNANCY LOSS 你在怀孕期间和怀孕后的情绪

Coping with Pregnancy Loss

Pub Date : 2018-09-03 DOI: 10.4324/9781315170640-5

P. Boynton

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Making Sense of WHAT HAS HAPPENED 搞清楚发生了什么

Coping with Pregnancy Loss

Pub Date : 2018-09-03 DOI: 10.4324/9781315170640-6

P. Boynton

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Looking Out FOR YOUR RELATIONSHIP 留意你的关系

Coping with Pregnancy Loss

Pub Date : 2018-09-03 DOI: 10.4324/9781315170640-9

P. Boynton

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Facts, Figures, AND SYMPTOMS OF PREGNANCY LOSS 流产的事实、数据和症状

Coping with Pregnancy Loss

Pub Date : 2018-09-03 DOI: 10.4324/9781315170640-2

P. Boynton

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