Background
Donaldson, David was born on February 13, 1936 in Birmingham, England. Son of Henry and Esther Donaldson.
(This book is written for hospital doctors, nurses, bioche...)
This book is written for hospital doctors, nurses, biochemists, medi cal laboratory scientific officers and phlebotomists involved with the biochemical investigation of patients. It is hoped, also, that general practitioners and medical students will find it of help. Whilst the vast majority of biochemical tests assess the level of constituents in blood and urine at a given point in time, an impor tant additional parameter is the assessment of physiological reserve function by means of loading tests, prOlonged fasting, exercise and clearance studies. The protocol and interpretation of response of each of these stress tests form the main basis of the text. An attempt has been made to be reasonably comprehensive in the range of tests described; hence, not only have some rather older ones been re tained, but also some very recently introduced ones included. It is appreciated that practice varies widely from laboratory to labora tory with respect to protocol, sample collection, methodology and quotation of reference ranges, and no doubt also from clinician to clinician, particularly regarding interpretation of results. In paedi atric work, micromethods will demand much smaller volumes of blood than those stated here, which relate generally to adult medi cine. The account, therefore, must be seen as a guide to practice rather than as a recipe; it is in no wayan attempt to standardise procedures, which depend on the local requirements.
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Donaldson, David was born on February 13, 1936 in Birmingham, England. Son of Henry and Esther Donaldson.
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, U. Birmingham Medical School, 1959.
House physician, Selly Oak Hospital, Birmingham, 1959-1960;
house surgeon, Children's Hospital, Birmingham, 1960;
senior house officer in clinical pathology, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, 1960-1961;
assistant resident medical officer, registrar in general medicine, General Infirmary, Leeds, England, 1961-1962;
registrar in general medicine, Victoria Hospital, Keighley, 1963-1964;
lecturer, honorary senior registrar in chemical pathology, Institute Neurology (National Hospitals for Nervous Diseases), London, 1964-1970;
consultant in chemical pathology, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill, England, since 1970;
consultant in chemical pathology, Crawley (England) Hospital, since 1970. Vice chairman medical sub-committee Marie Curie Memorial Foundation, London, 1978-1983. Clinical director pathology department East Surrey Hospital, 1991-1994.
Chairman East Surrey division British Medical Association, 1992-1993. Chairman South West Thames Chemical Pathology Advisory Group South Thames Regional Health Authority, London, since 1995.
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Fellow Royal Society Medicine, Royal Society Health, Royal Geography Society (life), International College Nutrition (life). Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, Association Clinical Biochemists, Association Clinical Pathologists, European Atherosclerosis Society, British Association Advancement of Science, New York Academy Sciences, Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of London (faculty of history and philosophy of medicine and pharmacy since 1988).