مجموعة المكتبة الطبية الحديثة

Advanced Blowout and Well Control

لغة الكتاب 📖 : الانگليزية

⭕ وصف الكتاب : يعرض هذا الكتاب الممارسات والإجراءات المختبرة للتحكم في البئر ، وكلها تستند إلى مبادئ هندسية صلبة وخبرته الميدانية العملية لأكثر من 25 عاما

Contents :
1- Equipment in Well Control
2- Classic Pressure Control Procedures While Drilling
3- Pressure Control Procedures While Tripping
4- Special Conditions, Problems, and Procedures in Well Control
5- Fluid Dynamics in Well Control
6- Special Services in Well Control
7- Relief Well Design and Operations
8- The Underground Blowout
9- The Al-Awda Project: The Oil Fires of Kuwait
10- Index
-------
The author ✍️ \ Robert D. Grace

Modern Well Design (Second Edition)

لغة الكتاب 📖 : الانگليزية
⭕ وصف الكتاب : يغطي الكتاب تطبيق عن الجيولوجيا والميكانيكا الجيولوجية في عملية تصميم البئر، بالإضافة إلى كونه كتابًا نصيًا ، فهو كتاب مرجعي جيد لممارسة الجيولوجيين ومهندسي البترول

Contents : ✔️✔️✔️

1- Introduction to the well design process
2- Drilling design
3- Geomechanical evaluation
4- Well design premises
5- Casing design
6- Design of a HPHT well
7- Drilling operations and well issues
Appendix A: A system for experience transfer
Appendix B: Evaluation of ballooning in deep wells
-------
The author ✍️\ Bernt S. Aadnoy

Forwarded by Mohammed Al-Dhahir
Dear Medical Educators:

Twenty years ago, we worked together to create eMedicine© a free online library used by millions of health professionals. Recently, the founders of eMedicine© began StatPearls, a new, international collaboration to further improve medical education.

We are writing to invite you to join us in finishing the StatPearls project. To date, more than four thousand health professionals are completing a peer-reviewed PubMed (National Library of Medicine) indexed database of 17,000 summary articles and 100,000 multiple choice questions with four teaching points, pictures, or a video classified to each specialty area of medicine, surgery, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, allied health, and basic science. Questions and articles are selected by editors-in-chief for use by each specialty. The completed learning management system allows:

Publication of updatable peer-reviewed, books, apps, and online continuing education indexed in PubMed for GME scholarly credit.
Users to customize, assign, score, and track web-based or printable assessments with the option to modify existing questions or develop private or shared question banks.
Users have free access to the online database, and unlimited CME/CE will only be $24.95.
Authors and editors have free access, free CME/CE for updating content annually, and a free eBook.
Please consider a three-hour commitment to this academic project. When you go to www.statpearls.com, you will see how easy it is to write, edit, and peer review content. Together we can provide free online access and affordable continuing medical education.



Sincerely,

Scott Dulebohn, MD

Associate Professor, Neurosurgery, ETSU
StatPearls, Managing Editor

السلام عليكم
لو سمحتو، هل يمكن الحصور على هذا الكتاب.
Basic Immunology: Functions and Disorders of the Immune System 6th Edition

The digestive system: Basic science and clinical conditions. Margert and Dion 2010
حد معاه الكتاب ده ☝️☝️☝️

The digestive system: Basic science and clinical conditions. Margert and Dion 2010
عايز اعرف لو الكتاب ده متوافر pdf ولا لا ؟؟

The intern حد معاه الكتاب ده

Basic Immunology: Functions and Disorders of the Immune System

لو سمحت يا ادمن الكتاب دا لو ممكن

Size : 4.54 GB

Learning how to interpret EKGs was a struggle for me. I remember coming home to a stack of EKGs my father (an interventional cardiologist) had left for me to interpret. I had no idea where to start. I was lost. All I saw were squiggly lines.

I started reading all the introductory books (Dubin’s, Thaler’s, etc.) and any resource I could get my hands on. None of the resources really did it nor did they provide much clinical relevance. I found myself reading textbooks (Chou’s, Marriott’s, etc.) and the medical literature to close the gaps. Ultimately, this was a very inefficient process.

I decided to develop a curriculum for my fellow medical students. I created videos. For some reason, students asked for more. People from around the world asked for more. Eventually there were hundreds of videos. The EKG Guy community was created. And thanks to you, it has now grown to over 750,000 followers in less than 18 months to become the largest, fastest growing ECG community in the world! I soon realized that maybe I was not the only one that struggled to learn EKGs, or at least wanted a better option.

With all that said, it is clear that medical professionals want better ECG learning options and hopefully I’ve provided that. And, maybe I wasn’t the only one struggling after all. I truly hope no one ever struggles learning ECGs again.

I want to thank you for your ongoing support. It means a lot. Thank YOU for helping us transform ECG education to deliver better patient care!

– The EKG Guy (Anthony Kashou, MD)

Overview:
The EKG Guy’s Ultimate EKG Breakdown is designed for individuals with little to no knowledge of the electrocardiogram (EKG, ECG), as well as for more advanced interpreters. This 25+ hour comprehensive course includes over 150 short lectures that cover the most important ECG topics. It is perfect for students, residents, nurses, fellows, paramedics, and other medical professionals where ECG literacy is useful.

The basic concepts and fundamentals will provide a strong ECG foundation as you progress in your career. By the time you complete this lecture series, you will have as much knowledge as most entry-level resident physicians (and cardiology fellows!).

Course Breakdown:
Part I: The Basics

In part I of the course, we look at the basics of the electrocardiogram (ECG, EKG). We discuss the cardiac anatomy and circulation, electrical conduction system of the heart, electrodes and vectors, various aspects of the normal cardiac cycle, along with important concepts to be aware of when interpreting a 12-lead EKG.

Part II: Rhythms

In part II of the course, we look at various rhythms. This portion of the book is broken down into sinus, atrial, atrioventricular, and ventricular rhythms. These topics also include the pathophysiology, mechanism, ECG features, and clinical significance of each rhythm.

Part III: Chamber Enlargement

In part III of the course, we discuss various types of atrial and ventricular enlargement. These topics also include the pathophysiology, mechanism, diagnostic ECG features, and clinical significance of each.

Part IV: Conduction Defects

In part IV of the course, we look at various conduction defects – including, different atrioventricular and intraventricular conduction blocks. These topics also include the pathophysiology, mechanism, ECG features, and clinical significance of each.

Part V: Myocardial Ischemia & Infarction

In part V of the course, we look at myocardial ischemia and infarction. This section includes a basic overview of myocardial ischemia, why ECG findings come about in the setting of ischemia, what changes are considered significant, coronary vascular anatomy, how to localize different coronary artery occlusions and clinical significance, various conduction defects that can come about in setting of myocardial infarction, among other ECG findings in certain ischemic conditions.

Part VI: Drugs & Electrolytes

Size : 4.54 GB

Learning how to interpret EKGs was a struggle for me. I remember coming home to a stack of EKGs my father (an interventional cardiologist) had left for me to interpret. I had no idea where to start. I was lost. All I saw were squiggly lines.

I started reading all the introductory books (Dubin’s, Thaler’s, etc.) and any resource I could get my hands on. None of the resources really did it nor did they provide much clinical relevance. I found myself reading textbooks (Chou’s, Marriott’s, etc.) and the medical literature to close the gaps. Ultimately, this was a very inefficient process.

I decided to develop a curriculum for my fellow medical students. I created videos. For some reason, students asked for more. People from around the world asked for more. Eventually there were hundreds of videos. The EKG Guy community was created. And thanks to you, it has now grown to over 750,000 followers in less than 18 months to become the largest, fastest growing ECG community in the world! I soon realized that maybe I was not the only one that struggled to learn EKGs, or at least wanted a better option.

With all that said, it is clear that medical professionals want better ECG learning options and hopefully I’ve provided that. And, maybe I wasn’t the only one struggling after all. I truly hope no one ever struggles learning ECGs again.

I want to thank you for your ongoing support. It means a lot. Thank YOU for helping us transform ECG education to deliver better patient care!

– The EKG Guy (Anthony Kashou, MD)

Overview:
The EKG Guy’s Ultimate EKG Breakdown is designed for individuals with little to no knowledge of the electrocardiogram (EKG, ECG), as well as for more advanced interpreters. This 25+ hour comprehensive course includes over 150 short lectures that cover the most important ECG topics. It is perfect for students, residents, nurses, fellows, paramedics, and other medical professionals where ECG literacy is useful.

The basic concepts and fundamentals will provide a strong ECG foundation as you progress in your career. By the time you complete this lecture series, you will have as much knowledge as most entry-level resident physicians (and cardiology fellows!).

Course Breakdown:
Part I: The Basics

In part I of the course, we look at the basics of the electrocardiogram (ECG, EKG). We discuss the cardiac anatomy and circulation, electrical conduction system of the heart, electrodes and vectors, various aspects of the normal cardiac cycle, along with important concepts to be aware of when interpreting a 12-lead EKG.

Part II: Rhythms

In part II of the course, we look at various rhythms. This portion of the book is broken down into sinus, atrial, atrioventricular, and ventricular rhythms. These topics also include the pathophysiology, mechanism, ECG features, and clinical significance of each rhythm.

Part III: Chamber Enlargement

In part III of the course, we discuss various types of atrial and ventricular enlargement. These topics also include the pathophysiology, mechanism, diagnostic ECG features, and clinical significance of each.

Part IV: Conduction Defects

In part IV of the course, we look at various conduction defects – including, different atrioventricular and intraventricular conduction blocks. These topics also include the pathophysiology, mechanism, ECG features, and clinical significance of each.

Part V: Myocardial Ischemia & Infarction

In part V of the course, we look at myocardial ischemia and infarction. This section includes a basic overview of myocardial ischemia, why ECG findings come about in the setting of ischemia, what changes are considered significant, coronary vascular anatomy, how to localize different coronary artery occlusions and clinical significance, various conduction defects that can come about in setting of myocardial infarction, among other ECG findings in certain ischemic conditions.

Part VI: Drugs & Electrolytes

Size : 4.54 GB

Learning how to interpret EKGs was a struggle for me. I remember coming home to a stack of EKGs my father (an interventional cardiologist) had left for me to interpret. I had no idea where to start. I was lost. All I saw were squiggly lines.

I started reading all the introductory books (Dubin’s, Thaler’s, etc.) and any resource I could get my hands on. None of the resources really did it nor did they provide much clinical relevance. I found myself reading textbooks (Chou’s, Marriott’s, etc.) and the medical literature to close the gaps. Ultimately, this was a very inefficient process.

I decided to develop a curriculum for my fellow medical students. I created videos. For some reason, students asked for more. People from around the world asked for more. Eventually there were hundreds of videos. The EKG Guy community was created. And thanks to you, it has now grown to over 750,000 followers in less than 18 months to become the largest, fastest growing ECG community in the world! I soon realized that maybe I was not the only one that struggled to learn EKGs, or at least wanted a better option.

With all that said, it is clear that medical professionals want better ECG learning options and hopefully I’ve provided that. And, maybe I wasn’t the only one struggling after all. I truly hope no one ever struggles learning ECGs again.

I want to thank you for your ongoing support. It means a lot. Thank YOU for helping us transform ECG education to deliver better patient care!

– The EKG Guy (Anthony Kashou, MD)

Overview:
The EKG Guy’s Ultimate EKG Breakdown is designed for individuals with little to no knowledge of the electrocardiogram (EKG, ECG), as well as for more advanced interpreters. This 25+ hour comprehensive course includes over 150 short lectures that cover the most important ECG topics. It is perfect for students, residents, nurses, fellows, paramedics, and other medical professionals where ECG literacy is useful.

The basic concepts and fundamentals will provide a strong ECG foundation as you progress in your career. By the time you complete this lecture series, you will have as much knowledge as most entry-level resident physicians (and cardiology fellows!).

Course Breakdown:
Part I: The Basics

In part I of the course, we look at the basics of the electrocardiogram (ECG, EKG). We discuss the cardiac anatomy and circulation, electrical conduction system of the heart, electrodes and vectors, various aspects of the normal cardiac cycle, along with important concepts to be aware of when interpreting a 12-lead EKG.

Part II: Rhythms

In part II of the course, we look at various rhythms. This portion of the book is broken down into sinus, atrial, atrioventricular, and ventricular rhythms. These topics also include the pathophysiology, mechanism, ECG features, and clinical significance of each rhythm.

Part III: Chamber Enlargement

In part III of the course, we discuss various types of atrial and ventricular enlargement. These topics also include the pathophysiology, mechanism, diagnostic ECG features, and clinical significance of each.

Part IV: Conduction Defects

In part IV of the course, we look at various conduction defects – including, different atrioventricular and intraventricular conduction blocks. These topics also include the pathophysiology, mechanism, ECG features, and clinical significance of each.

Part V: Myocardial Ischemia & Infarction

In part V of the course, we look at myocardial ischemia and infarction. This section includes a basic overview of myocardial ischemia, why ECG findings come about in the setting of ischemia, what changes are considered significant, coronary vascular anatomy, how to localize different coronary artery occlusions and clinical significance, various conduction defects that can come about in setting of myocardial infarction, among other ECG findings in certain ischemic conditions.

Part VI: Drugs & Electrolytes

⚡️ 👉 Get Below Accounts at Best Prices from @drhomod
————————————-
📍 All Original Account - Validity Guaranteed 1 Year
———————-
Uptodate basic online
Uptodate advanced online offline
BMJ best practice
5 Minute Consult
ClinicalKey
LexicomP Mobile App
Clinical Pharmacology
Johns Hopkins ABX guide
Micromedex
Sanford guide collection
Osmosis


BMJ learning
Complete Anatomy
Acland Anatomy
Sciencedirect
Scopus
Embase
NEJM
Jama network
Wiley Online Library
Web Of Science
Ovid
Endnote X9
Endnote 20
Access (Mc Graw Hill)
ClinicalKey Student
Medone Education
Medone Neurosurgery

Medone Plastic Surgery
LWW Health Library
USMLE Easy
Exam Master
Boardvitals
BMJ Onexamination
Grammarly
Visualdx
BMJ Journal
Jove Education
Turnitin
Bate's Visual Guide
Statdx
ImmunoQuery
ExpertPath

Contact the most trusted seller

@drhomod

⚡️ 👉 Get Below Accounts at Best Prices from @DRHOMOD
————————————-
📍 All Original Account - Validity Guaranteed 1 Year
———————-
Uptodate basic online
Uptodate advanced online offline
BMJ best practice
5 Minute Consult
ClinicalKey
LexicomP Mobile App
Clinical Pharmacology
Johns Hopkins ABX guide
Micromedex
Sanford guide collection
Osmosis


BMJ learning
Complete Anatomy
Acland Anatomy
Sciencedirect
Scopus
Embase
NEJM
Jama network
Wiley Online Library
Web Of Science
Ovid
Endnote X9
Endnote 20
Access (Mc Graw Hill)
ClinicalKey Student
Medone Education
Medone Neurosurgery

Medone Plastic Surgery
LWW Health Library
USMLE Easy
Exam Master
Boardvitals
BMJ Onexamination
Grammarly
Visualdx
BMJ Journal
Jove Education
Turnitin
Bate's Visual Guide
Statdx
ImmunoQuery
ExpertPath

Contact the most trusted seller

@DRHOMOD