Titlebook: Introduction to Dutch; A Practical Grammar William Z. Shetter Book 1974 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1974 English.adjective.gra

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or independent home study and in groups or classes under formal instruction. With the former aim in mind, the explanations have been made as self-explanatory as possible, and a complete key to the exercises has been provided in an appendix. In the interest of simplicity and ease of reference and rev

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Pronunciation, learned must be heard at as early a stage as possible. The following brief summary is therefore intended only as a rough guide to the pronunciation of the principal Dutch sounds. Such a summary of sounds must necessarily be inexact as well: even though many Dutch sounds can best be identified throu

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Spelling, A few exceptions to this have been pointed out, and a few other minor irregularities will be discussed in this chapter and in the text as they occur. The spelling rules of Dutch revolve for the most part around the important distinction between ‘closed’ and ‘open’ syllables. Since, therefore, in or

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William Z. Shetterr decisive, accurate assessment and management must be balanced against the risk to personal safety. At the very core of this complicated intervention is the necessary, but virtually impossible, task of predicting the patient’s potential for future violence. In essence, the emergency clinician must

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William Z. Shetterite at home with ordinary day-to-day crises of clinical practice but relatively unprepared for the true psychiatric emergency. Such emergencies are too infrequent for most of us to experience a real sense of competence. On the other hand, emergency room psychiatrists as well as residents and other t

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William Z. Shettere with ordinary day-to-day crises of clinical practice but relatively unprepared for the true psychiatric emergency. Such emergencies are too infrequent for most of us to experience a real sense of competence. On the other hand, emergency room psychiatrists as well as residents and other trainees ha

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William Z. Shetteratient 59 7. The Suicidal Patient 67 8. Alcohol Abuse 75 9. Drug Abuse 85 10. Other Common Psychiatric Emergencies 101 Appendix: Psychiatric Side Effects of Medical Drugs 109 Index 165 Chapter 1 Introduction INTRODUCTION Psychiatric patients can be among the most disconcerting patients to treat in a