MYTHOLOGY and MEDICINE

Ideonomy and Clinical Arts and Sciences

Myths Words Images and Imagination

Ethics Etiology Truth

Mythology and Medicine are like twins - they arose together. The quest for cures is among the earliest and most characteristic exclusive human properties. Inherently, hopes for cure implies a ...

CLINICAL EYE OPENERS (CEO)

CONTENTS

PROVOCATIVE IMAGES and VIDEOSA series of brief overviews of images and videos stressing detection of signs, their interpretations as signals, synthesis into hypothetical syndromes, pathogenesis, etiology, diagnosis, and ultimately therapies, anticipatory care ...

CLINICAL EYE OPENERS (CEO) INTRODUCTION, TRAILER

Includes Three Embedded Videos

In addition to this informal CEO introduction there is a formal or academic CEO introduction. The formal presentation details the WHAT, WHY, WHERE, WHO, and HOW is CEO addressing the ...

HAVING FUN WITH CLINIC POINTING TO KNEE

I hope you are inclined and show your proclivity

Clinic flows from the Greek "kline" for "bed" and "klinein" for "to lean". Clinic flows further for notions of bed, couch, rest, to recline, or to decline. Closer to the ...

FACE

Full Version (23 minutes)

HOW TO Note and Interpret Signs as Signals

Part 1 of 5

Must see:   - Introduction to Clinical Eye Openers   - Introduction to "How To" series A20160616 ww

FACE

Basic Version (15 minutes)

HOW TO Note and Interpret Signs as Signals

Part 1 of 5

Must see:   - Introduction to Clinical Eye Openers   - Introduction to "How To" series AYou may prefer a FULL versions (23 minutes, for registered users).20160616 ww

HOW TO NOTE and INTERPRET SIGNS as SIGNALS

Must see:   - Introduction to Clinical Eye OpenersNext:   - Face from "How To" series A (part 1 of 5)20160616 ww

INTRODUCTION to CLINICAL EYE OPENERS

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FACE (trailer)

HOW TO Note and Interpret Signs as Signals

Part 1 of 5

Must see:   - Introduction to Clinical Eye Openers   - Introduction to "How To" series AYou may prefer a BASIC (15 minutes, free) or FULL versions (23 minutes, for registered users).20160616 ww

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY NOMENCLATURE VOCABULARY

ROOTS ETYMOLOGY IDEOLOGY

Mythology Legends History Humanities Fine Arts Ethics

Homo sapiens  differs most from other primates because it searches for "cures" and grasp the nature of nature. Notions in words like life, death, wellness, or love incorporate timeless universal ...