Navy Medicine January-December 1993: Vol 84 Index

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INDEX
Vol. 84, Nos. 1-6, January-December 1993
ADAK to the rescue 3:1 Bohnker, B.K., CDR, MC, putting out the Cowan, M.L., CAPT, MC, reminiscences of
Albrittain, J.W., RADM, MC (Ret.), in smoking lamp 6:1 Operation Restore Hope 2:1
memoriam 6:29 Booth, J.W., identification and autopsy: reex- Crabbe, J.R., CDR, MSC, rapid screening for
Alcoholism treatment, innovations in 6:6 amining the evidence 1:17 biological threat agents by the polymerase
AMBU bag (hand-operated resuscitator) 2:13 Breathing apparatus chain reaction 3:26
Andersen, C., LT, MC, remembers Somalia mechanical ventilation of apneic nerve agent Crawford, A.M., M.A., managing Navy
2:10 casualties 2:13 medical treatment facilities: the role of
Antibiotic self-infusion for active duty person- Bright, A., ENS, MSC, Naval Hospital executive education 5:19
nel 4:29 Twentynine Palms: a new oasis in the Crutcher, J.M., CDR, MC, USNR, medicine
Apneic nerve agent casualties, mechanical desert 5:1 in the tropics course: preparing Navy
ventilation of 2:13 Brooks, J.E., LT, Commander Seventh Fleet doctors for global medical challenges
Autopsy of John Wilkes Booth: reexamining conducts first medical symposium 3:5 4:14
the evidence 1:17 Brown, J.A., CDR, MC, the cost of avoiding
Autotransfusion risk 3:8 DEJANON, J., HM3, scales cliff to rescue
letter to editor 6:28 Butler, F.K., Jr., CAPT, MC, patient encoun- accident victim 3:12
technique saves Navy hospital a bundle 4:1 ter skills development 6:14 Derrer, D.S., CDR, MSC, USNR, innova-
Avoiding risk, the cost of 3:8 tions in alcoholism treatment 6:6
CAIRO, Egypt (NAMRU-3) Disinfection of a sewage contaminated fresh
BACTERIA sewage contaminated fresh water holding water holding tank at a remote shore
rapid screening for biological threat agents tank at a remote shore facility ,d isinfection facility: potential for illness and injury
by the polymerase chain reaction 3:26 of 2:27 2:27
Baird, J.K., LCDR, MSC, malaria field stud- Campbell, J.R., CDR, MSC, rapid screening Divers
ies at NAMRU-2, Indonesia 2:15 for biological threat agents by the poly- Fly-Away Advanced Care System used in
Bangs, M.J., LT, MSC, malaria field studies merase chain reaction 3:26 recompression chamber 6:26
at NAMRU-2, Indonesia 2:15 Carrington, T., HN, scales cliff to rescue Douglas, M., LTJG, MSC, USNR, Naval
Beecham, H.J. Il, CAPT, MC, medicine in accident victim 3:12 Hospital Twentynine Palms: a new oasis
the tropics course: preparing Navy doctors Charting a new course for Navy medical in the desert 5:1
for global medical challenges 4:14 education 6:4 Dysart, N.K., CAPT, MC, flag officer se-
Behmer, C.L., LT, NC, USNR, acomparison Chinese airliner makes emergency landing 3:1 lectee 3:3
of Navy and civilian health habits 3:16 Civilian and Navy health habits, a comparison
Beneficiaries of 3:16 EDUCATION (see also Training)
patient encounter skills development 6:14 Combat charting a new course for Navy medical
Biological threat agents, rapid screening by war at sea: unique challenges for Navy medi- education 6:4
the polymerase chain reaction 3:26 cine 1:10 managing Navy medical treatment facilities:
Black, J.H., CAPT, MC, flag officer selectee Commander Seventh Fleet conducts first medi- the role of executive education 5:19
3:3 cal symposium 3:5 Emesis, chronic, during military flight opera-
Blood Comparison of Navy and civilian health habits tions, self-regulation techniques for treat-
autotransfusion technique saves Navy hospi- 3:16 ment of 5:30
tal a bundle 4:1 Corpsmen scale cliff to rescue accident victim
3:12 FALKENBERRY, J.K., HMC(PJ), the inno-
Cost of avoiding risk 3:8 cent flame of ignorance 6:18
Cotton, J.B., CAPT, MC,USNR, the gospel Figueroa, R., a doctor remembers Soma-
NOTE: Figures indicate the issue and page in
Volume 84 of Navy Medicine. For example, 3:1 on leadership according to John 3:14 lia 2:10
shows the article may be found in issue No. 3 (May- Course (see also Training), tropical medicine Fisher House: a port in a storm 1:1
June 1993), page 1. 4:14 Fisher, Z. 1:1,5
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INDEX
Vol. 84, Nos. 1-6, January-December 1993
ADAK to the rescue 3:1 Bohnker, B.K., CDR, MC, putting out the Cowan, M.L., CAPT, MC, reminiscences of
Albrittain, J.W., RADM, MC (Ret.), in smoking lamp 6:1 Operation Restore Hope 2:1
memoriam 6:29 Booth, J.W., identification and autopsy: reex- Crabbe, J.R., CDR, MSC, rapid screening for
Alcoholism treatment, innovations in 6:6 amining the evidence 1:17 biological threat agents by the polymerase
AMBU bag (hand-operated resuscitator) 2:13 Breathing apparatus chain reaction 3:26
Andersen, C., LT, MC, remembers Somalia mechanical ventilation of apneic nerve agent Crawford, A.M., M.A., managing Navy
2:10 casualties 2:13 medical treatment facilities: the role of
Antibiotic self-infusion for active duty person- Bright, A., ENS, MSC, Naval Hospital executive education 5:19
nel 4:29 Twentynine Palms: a new oasis in the Crutcher, J.M., CDR, MC, USNR, medicine
Apneic nerve agent casualties, mechanical desert 5:1 in the tropics course: preparing Navy
ventilation of 2:13 Brooks, J.E., LT, Commander Seventh Fleet doctors for global medical challenges
Autopsy of John Wilkes Booth: reexamining conducts first medical symposium 3:5 4:14
the evidence 1:17 Brown, J.A., CDR, MC, the cost of avoiding
Autotransfusion risk 3:8 DEJANON, J., HM3, scales cliff to rescue
letter to editor 6:28 Butler, F.K., Jr., CAPT, MC, patient encoun- accident victim 3:12
technique saves Navy hospital a bundle 4:1 ter skills development 6:14 Derrer, D.S., CDR, MSC, USNR, innova-
Avoiding risk, the cost of 3:8 tions in alcoholism treatment 6:6
CAIRO, Egypt (NAMRU-3) Disinfection of a sewage contaminated fresh
BACTERIA sewage contaminated fresh water holding water holding tank at a remote shore
rapid screening for biological threat agents tank at a remote shore facility ,d isinfection facility: potential for illness and injury
by the polymerase chain reaction 3:26 of 2:27 2:27
Baird, J.K., LCDR, MSC, malaria field stud- Campbell, J.R., CDR, MSC, rapid screening Divers
ies at NAMRU-2, Indonesia 2:15 for biological threat agents by the poly- Fly-Away Advanced Care System used in
Bangs, M.J., LT, MSC, malaria field studies merase chain reaction 3:26 recompression chamber 6:26
at NAMRU-2, Indonesia 2:15 Carrington, T., HN, scales cliff to rescue Douglas, M., LTJG, MSC, USNR, Naval
Beecham, H.J. Il, CAPT, MC, medicine in accident victim 3:12 Hospital Twentynine Palms: a new oasis
the tropics course: preparing Navy doctors Charting a new course for Navy medical in the desert 5:1
for global medical challenges 4:14 education 6:4 Dysart, N.K., CAPT, MC, flag officer se-
Behmer, C.L., LT, NC, USNR, acomparison Chinese airliner makes emergency landing 3:1 lectee 3:3
of Navy and civilian health habits 3:16 Civilian and Navy health habits, a comparison
Beneficiaries of 3:16 EDUCATION (see also Training)
patient encounter skills development 6:14 Combat charting a new course for Navy medical
Biological threat agents, rapid screening by war at sea: unique challenges for Navy medi- education 6:4
the polymerase chain reaction 3:26 cine 1:10 managing Navy medical treatment facilities:
Black, J.H., CAPT, MC, flag officer selectee Commander Seventh Fleet conducts first medi- the role of executive education 5:19
3:3 cal symposium 3:5 Emesis, chronic, during military flight opera-
Blood Comparison of Navy and civilian health habits tions, self-regulation techniques for treat-
autotransfusion technique saves Navy hospi- 3:16 ment of 5:30
tal a bundle 4:1 Corpsmen scale cliff to rescue accident victim
3:12 FALKENBERRY, J.K., HMC(PJ), the inno-
Cost of avoiding risk 3:8 cent flame of ignorance 6:18
Cotton, J.B., CAPT, MC,USNR, the gospel Figueroa, R., a doctor remembers Soma-
NOTE: Figures indicate the issue and page in
Volume 84 of Navy Medicine. For example, 3:1 on leadership according to John 3:14 lia 2:10
shows the article may be found in issue No. 3 (May- Course (see also Training), tropical medicine Fisher House: a port in a storm 1:1
June 1993), page 1. 4:14 Fisher, Z. 1:1,5
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Flag displays 6:18 Hoffman, M.A., Ph.D., a comparison of LAMB, M.J., CDR, MSC, quality improve-
FLAG officer selectees Navy and civilian health habits 3:16 ment in food management 5:11
Black, J.H., CAPT, MC 3:3 Hoffman, S.L., CAPT, MC, malaria field Lark, J., risk-taking: analysis and interven-
Dysart, N.K., CAPT, MC 3:3 studies at NAMRU-2, Indonesia 2:15 tion 4:10
Fussell, M.E., CAPT, MC, USNR 3:4 Hospital Corps, Navy Leadership 3:14
Flight operations, military ,s elf-regulation tech- Carrington, T., HN, scales cliff to rescue Loucks, A.B., LCDR, USNR, Reserve readi-
niques for the treatment of chronic emesis accident victim 3:12 ness researcher studies NRRC Detroit
during 5:30 DeJanon, J., HM3, scales cliff to rescue 2:9
Flight surgeon on the spot: aboard USS accident victim 3:12
Franklin 19 March 1945 4:4 Hospitals, Navy MALARIA field studies at NAMRU-2, Indo-
Fly-Away Advanced Care System used in Adak, AK, to the rescue 3:1 nesia 2:15
recompression chamber 6:26 Oakland, CA, autotransfusion technique saves Managing Navy medical treatment facilities:
Food management, quality improvement in Navy hospital a bundle 4:1 the role of executive education 5:19
5:11 San Diego, CA, IV antibiotic self-infusion Marechal-Workman, A. , autotransfusion tech-
Force reductions and mental health: an early for active duty personnel 4:29 nique saves Navy hospital a bundle
warning 5:16 Twentynine Palms, CA, a new oasis in the 4:1
Fraser, J., CAPT, MC, putting out the smok- desert 5:1 Massey, A.G., LT, MC, USNR, intern train-
ing lamp 6:1 ing for the field 5:3
Freeman, V.S., M.A., M.T. (A.S.C.P.), IDENTIFICATION and autopsy of John McDowell, C.S., ENS, USNR, deck log of
S.C., a comparison of Navy and civilian Wilkes Booth: reexamining the evidence USS Sanctuary | Jan 1970 (poem) 2:12
health habits 3:16 1:17 Meals, hospital
Fussell, M.E., CAPT, MC, USNR, flag offi- Indonesia, NAMRU-2, malaria field studies quality improvement in food management
cer selectee 3:4 2:15 5:11
In memoriam Mechanical ventilation of apneic nerve agent
GAS Albrittain, J.W., RADM, MC (Ret.) 6:29 casualties 2:13
apneic nerve agent casualties, mechanical Innocent flame of ignorance 6:18 Medical education, Navy, charting a new
ventilation of 2:13 Innovations in alcoholism treatment 6:6 course for 6:4
Gospel on leadership according to John 3:14 Intravenous antibiotic self-infusion for active Medical treatment facilities, Navy, managing
Guttridge, L.F., identification and autopsy of duty personnel 4:29 executive education 5:19
John Wilkes Booth: reexamining the evi- Intern training for the field 5:3 Medicine in the tropics course: preparing
dence 1:17 Interviews Navy doctors for global medical chal-
Higgins, R.W., RADM, MC, retires 5:5 lenges 4:14
HARASYM, M., LTC, MC, USA, self- Fisher, Z., the man behind Fisher House Memorial dedicated to women Vietnam veter-
regulation techniques for the treatment of 1:5 ans 6:10
chronic emesis during military flight op- Sherman, S.R., LCDR, MC, USNR, Mental health and force reductions 5:16
erations: a case report 5:30 flight surgeon on the spot: aboard USS Mitchum, J., World War II chronology: Navy
Hart, S., CAPT, MC, putting out the smoking Franklin 19 March 1945 4:4 medicine January-December 1943 1:28,
lamp 6:1 IV antibiotic self-infusion for active duty per- 2:22, 3:20, 4:21, 5:24, 6:21
Health habits, Navy and civilian, a compari- sonnel 4:29 MTFs (medical treatment facilities), Navy,
son of 3:16 managing executive education 5:19
Herman, J.K. JAMES, L.C., MAJ, MS, USA, self-regula-
Fisher, Z., the man behind Fisher House 1:5 tion techniques for the treatment of chronic NAMRU-2 (Indonesia), malaria field studies
Flight surgeon on the spot: aboard USS emesis during military flight operations: a 2:15
Franklin 19 March 1945 4:4 case report 5:30 NAMRU-3 (Cairo, Egypt)
Medical Department’s senior family doctor Job loss 5:16 sewage contaminated fresh water holding
retires 5:5 Johnson, W.B., LT, MSC, USNR, force tank at a remote shore facility ,d isinfection
Hibbs, R.G., CAPT, MC, disinfection of a reductions and mental health: an early of 2:27
sewage contaminated fresh water holding warning 5:16 Naval Medical Research and Development
tank at a remote shore facility: potential Jones, N., CDR, Commander Seventh Fleet Command (NMRDC) highlights
for illness and injury 2:27 conducts first medical symposium 3:5 3-D imaging for surgical treatment planning
Higgins, R.W., RADM, MC, retires 5:5 Jones, T.R., LCDR, MSC, malaria field stud- and oral diagnosis 5:10
History ies at NAMRU-2, Indonesia 2:15 cholera vaccine field trial 4:28
Booth, J.W., identification and autopsy: re- coronary heart disease risk, reducing 6:17
examining the evidence 1:17 KANGAS-Packett, S., M.S.N., acomparison cytokines modulate the immune response to
World War II of Navy and civilian health habits 3:16 campylobacter infection 1:27
chronology: Navy medicine January-De- Kaplan, T.M.,M.S.N.,acomparoifs Noanv y disease surveillance efforts in Indochina
cember 1943 1:28, 2:22, 3:20, 4:21, and civilian health habits 3:16 5:10
5:24, 6:21 Kemp, D.G., CAPT, MC, charting a new first female research volunteers report aboard
flight surgeon on the spot: aboard USS course for Navy medical education 6:4 Naval Biodynamics Laboratory 6:17
Franklin 19 March 1945 4:4 Klubes, D., women’s Vietnam veteran’s me- macrophage phagocytosis by computer im-
posters on wasting food 1:8 morial dedicated 6:10 age analysis 2:21
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membrane-based rapid dot immunoassay test Rear admiral selectees Stansbury, K., Fisher House: a port in a storm
kit 4:28 Black, J.H., CAPT, MC 3:3 1:1
molecular and cellular mechanisms regulat- Dysart, N.K., CAPT, MC 3:3 Stewart, T.C., LCDR, NC, letter on
ing inflammation 4:28 Fussell, M.E., CAPT, MC, USNR 3:4 autotransfusion 6:28
motion sickness, genetics of 2:21 Recompression chamber 6:26 Summers, K., NC, IV antibiotic self-infusion
neuropeptide Y on the acquisition and per- Reduction, force, and mental health 5:16 for active duty personnel 4:29
formance of response sequences during Reminiscences of Operation Restore Hope 2: | Symposium
heat stress 1:27 Reserve, Naval Seventh Fleet’s Western Pacific Medical
night vision training 5:10 Polk, A., CAPT, MSC, USNR, studies Symposium for Surgeons General 3:5
postinjury enhancement and modulation of NRRC Detroit 2:9
hematopoietic and immune system recov- Richie, T.L., LCDR, MC, USNR, malaria TRAINING
ery 2:21 field studies at NAMRU-2, Indonesia 2:15 intern training for the field 5:3
radiofrequency radiation protective suits 3:7 Risk-taking: analysis and intervention 4:10 managing Navy medical treatment facilities:
Rupert, A., CDR, MC, NAMRL researcher, Risk, the cost of avoiding 3:8 the role of executive education 5:19
wins FY95 Accelerated Research Initia- Roberts, B.J., Ph.D., managing Navy medi- medical education, Navy, charting a new
tive award 6:17 cal treatment facilities: the role of execu- course for 6:4
submarine rescue manual 3:7 tive education 5:19 patient encounter skills development 6:14
tissue Oxygen pressure as an index of wound Rupert, A., CDR, MC, NAMRL researcher, tropical medicine course 4:14
healing 1:27 wins FY95 Accelerated Research Initia- Transfusion
Naval Medical Research Unit (see NAMRU) tive award 6:17 autotransfusion technique saves Navy hos-
Naval Reserve pital a bundle 4:1
Polk, A., CAPT, MSC, USNR, studies SAMUELSON, H.S., corpsmen scale cliff to Tropical medicine course: preparing Navy
NRRC Detroit 2:9 rescue accident victim 3:12 doctors for global medical challenges
Navy and civilian health habits, a comparison Schultz, W.W., CAPT, MSC, rapid screen- 4:14
of 3:16 ing for biological threat agents by the Twentynine Palms, a new oasis in the desert
Navy medical treatment facilities, managing polymerase chain reaction 3:26 5:1
executive education 5:19 Screening, rapid, for biological threat agents
Nerve agent casualties, mechanical ventilation by the polymerase chain reaction 3:26 USS Franklin 19 March 1945 4:4
of 2:13 Self-infusion for active duty personnel, IV USS Theodore Roosevelt, putting out the
Nurse Corps, Navy, 85 years of service 3:10 antibiotic 4:29 smoking lamp 6:1
Self-regulation techniques for the treatment of USS Sanctuary | Jan 1970 (poem) 2:12
OPERATION Restore Hope 2:1 chronic emesis during military flight op-
Orloff, K.L., M.S., managing Navy medical erations: a case report 5:30 VIETNAM veteran’s memorial dedicated,
treatment facilities: the role of executive Seventh Fleet’s Western Pacific Medical Sym- women’s 6:10
education 5:19 posium for Surgeons General 3:5 Vomiting
Sewage contaminated fresh water holding tank, self-regulation techniques for the treatment
PATIENT encounter skills development 6:14 disinfection of 2:27 of chronic emesis during military flight
Phillips, C., HMCM(SW), Branch Navy Shappell, S., LT., MSC, putting out the operations 5:30
Hospital Adak to the rescue 3:1 smoking lamp 6:1
Pock, A., CAPT, MSC, USNR, studies NRRC Sherman, S.R., LCDR, MC, USNR, flight WALZ, S.E., CDR, MSC, rapid screening
Detroit 2:9 surgeon on the spot: aboard USS Franklin for biological threat agents by the poly-
Polymerase chain reaction 3:26 19 March 1945 4:4 merase chain reaction 3:26
Porter, T.L., LT, MC, USNR, force reduc- Ships War at sea: unique challenges for Navy medi-
tions and mental health: an early warning USS Franklin 19 March 1945 4:4 cine 1:10
5:16 USS Sanctuary | Jan 1970 (poem) 2:12 Water
Potter, P.S., LCDR, MC, USNR, autotrans- USS Theodore Roosevelt, putting out the smok- disinfection of a sewage contaminated fresh
fusion technique saves Navy hospital a ing lamp 6:1 water holding tank at a remote shore
bundle 4:1 war at sea: unique challenges for Navy medi- facility 2:27
Psychology cine 1:10 Women’s Vietnam veteran’s memorial dedi-
force reductions and mental health 5:16 Shunk, $.G., HMCS, mechanical ventilation cated 6:10
self-regulation techniques for the treatment of apneic nerve agent casualties 2:13 World War II
of chronic emesis during military flight Smith, A.M., CAPT, MC, USNR, war at sea: chronology: Navy medicine January-Decem-
operations: a case report 5:30 unique challenges for Navy medicine 1:10 ber 1943 1:28, 2:22, 3:20, 4:21, 5:24,
Putting out the smoking lamp 6:1 Smoking 6:1 6:21
Somalia flight surgeon on the spot: aboard USS
QUALITY improvement in food management a doctor remembers 2:10 Franklin 19 March 1945 4:4
5:11 reminiscences of Operation Restore Hope posters on wasting food 1:8
2:1
RAPID screening for biological threat agents Stanga, D.F., HM2(DV), Fly-Away Advanced Wright, T., VADM, Commander, U.S. Sev-
by the polymerase chain reaction 3:26 Care System 6:26 enth Fleet 3:5
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