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10th January 2007, 12:36 PM | #1 |
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Carlos regulated powersupply problems
Hello! I just finished the regulated powersupply by carlos fm using two lm338. But when started it I first got ok readings (+-27V) and hooked it up to my lm2875 amp. Then I meassured 27 volts on the amps output, and after that one of the regulators seems to have broken down cause now i only read +27V. I´ve been going over the circuit but can´t find something that´s wrong.
So how can I tell that the lm338k regulator is broken or trubleshoot the circuit? circuit: http://dogbreath.de/Chipamps/LM338PSU/LM338PSU.html |
11th January 2007, 02:28 PM | #2 |
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Are you not supposed to use one LM338 and an LM138 for each V+ and V-?
I'm pondering the same thing right now after reading a statement that Carlos made regarding his preference now for regulated power supplies. This is ironic from the guy that layed out such a prolific unregulated design widely used in most GC kits Will the real Carlos please stand up...please stand up? |
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Hi CarlosT,
Where did you find his statement regarding reg. power supply?
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Clearly, it was a design based on two 338's since these are the high current devices with the widest junction temperature range (IE: Before POOF perhaps?).
BUT... the 138, 238 & 338 are identical devices otherwise. It is a bit unorthodox to build a supply that way (with regulation on the path otherwise known as GND), but there ARE no high current negative regulator equivalents to the LM338. As a result, you have Carlos' design duplicated but polarity reversed for the negative leg.
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Well, Carlos didn't invent the use of the LM338 in this fashion - he simply took an existing circuit and tweaked it, adding his "snubbers" and whatnot. First I saw of it was some experimenting that Pedja did and that's quite a while ago.
However, I'm not sure you've done anything wrong with this portion of the circuit! I suspect it's a short somewhere in the amp that may have destroyed one of your regulators - really hard to say by looking at the pics you have. Just have to hunker down and patiently check everything over with care. C |
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My point was that the LM138 is a POSITIVE regulator and the LM338 is a NEGATIVE regulator.
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Re: Hi CarlosT,
With a regulated design, the sky's the limit...or so it would seem with capacitance before the regulators. Obviously, very high end amps com with huge caps. Is this functionally superior or just audiosnobiphile BLING? I dunno...my little IGC with 1,000 uF Panasonic FMs sounds pretty good Here's the link to Carlos' posts: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...526#post407526 |
12th January 2007, 04:39 PM | #9 |
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1mF of smoothing before the regulators risks ripple dipping below drop out voltage with the result of ripple dips on the amplifier rails. This will sound worse than ordinary sawtooth ripple coming from a properly smoothed but unregulated supply.
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Here's some references (which are probably mentioned earlier in this thread) http://www.tcaas.btinternet.co.uk/jlhnewps.htm http://www.tcaas.btinternet.co.uk/jlhlm3x7cb.htm regards
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I came back from a movie today that had no special/visual effects whatsoever. A rarity in cinema these days.
I saw Transformers 3, in glorious 2D.
It delivered what it promised, as the previous films did: non-stop gratuitous action. Only this time, there didn't seem to be quite so many fast cuts, making the action more coherent. And as for the plot, it was in there somewhere, and it also made a surprising attempt to "develop" more complex relationships between the human characters. Interesting relationships, you ask? No. But it gets an A for effort. And moreover, who the fuck cares? It's a 2 3/4 hour CGI demo reel. It's as if the f/x studios orgasmed and burst cream all over My eyes. And you know you all love it, too.
Though throughout the film, I mostly chuckled at Leonard Nimoy's lines.
And this film was certainly better than Battle: LA, which I watched the other day. It was probably worse than Skyline, and its storyline would've been better for a video game than a movie.
Cedar Rapids I recently saw on video. Pretty funny overall.
Kinda like "The 40 Year Old Virgin" meets "The Hangover".
John C. Reilly was a pleasure to watch...an aging and stale Sigourney Weaver less so.


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- Debates in the Federal Convention of 1787 — Proceedings of the Constitutional Convention held in Philadelphia, an essential guide to interpreting the intent of the Framers, but not published until 1840, following his death.
- The Federalist Papers, with Alexander Hamilton and John Jay — Published in several New York newspapers in 1787-88. Arguments for ratification of the proposed Constitution.
- The Question of a Bill of Rights — Letter to Thomas Jefferson, October 17, 1788.
- Virginia Report — 1800. Set forth much of the "doctrine of '98".
- First Inaugural Address — March 4, 1809.
- Second Inaugural Address — March 4, 1813.
- Veto of federal public works bill — March 3, 1817. Provides important guide to the interpretation of the "general welfare" and "necessary and proper" clauses of the Constitution.


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Thursday, November 18, 2010
Grace: Megan from Honey We're Home
Well, I'm thrilled. Because today Megan from Honey We're Home is sharing with us her thoughts on grace! Being one of the very first blogs I ever read, Megan's has always inspired me. She has a beautiful home (have you seen her closet?!), wonderful decorating ideas, and the most adorable little baby. But it's her heart that draws me in the most. Every time I read her blog I feel like I learn more about how to be a good wife and mom someday. So special. So now, here's her idea of what grace is:
I'm delighted that Michaela invited me over to her blog to write about what Grace means to me. She's such a darling young woman- beauty, brains, and a heart for God- I love that!
For me, Grace is God saving me and loving me unconditionally despite all the mistakes and foolishness in my past. And grace is His kindness towards me. Although we attended church (sporadically) when I was a child, my Mom and Dad always instilled in me that there was a God who loved me unconditionally and was always there for me.
Later, when I was in law school, I found a home church and intentionally gave my heart to the Lord. It was like a light was suddenly shining, lighting my path. I was so thirsty for God and His Word and I loved getting intimately acquainted with Him over the next several years. During that time, I also sang in the choir. Some of the most profound moments of joy I've experienced in my life have been when I am singing to God, worshiping Him- be it at church or in the privacy of my own home- or car!
So I leave you with a video of one of my favorite worship songs, Love So Amazing.
Thanks for having me, Michaela!
Thanks, Megan! I grew up singing in choir, too. Singing is one of my favorite things to do-- especially in the car (; Sure wish we lived closer...I think we'd make great shopping partners! Make sure to check out Megan's adorable blog, Honey We're Home. It's fabulous!
Love and Grace,
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i just want to say i love your grace posts...i found your blog via katie's at the bright life.
such a great idea, and so encouraging.
also...i love seattle...i just moved to the midwest with my husband who's in grad school. we used to live in portland...and i miss it lots (minus the rain).
love love love your blog
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When it comes to winter flowers very few plants will give as much as they do. They also rush images of Scottish moors where they grow so freely. As the snow melts away, the evergreen flower filled spiked mounds are breath-taking. Just the hope that spring could be so close, yet here in the winter cold are flowers in the snow and it makes me wish I had planted more of them.
The two names are used loosely in the gardening world. As the term heath should be applied to the ericas and daboecias genera. These groups have the long bloom range and varieties of this group can be found in bloom year round. Heather is the term for callunas, genera, and have a larger foliage color range and most bloom mid summer through the fall. Now I know this was a little confusing, so let me make it simple, Heaths and Heather are evergreen shrubs most are low mound growing and most are needle like foliage. Heaths are a little taller and looser in growth habit and heather is lower and more compact in growth, making it easier to know what you are looking at. The fun thing with these plants is you can have them in bloom all year, and in my book that makes them a real garden winner.
These group of plants are under the element influence of water and do best when planted under the astrological signs of, Scorpio – Pisces – Cancer.
Go to this website, www.hickoryhillheather.com Love it and the winter pictures of their heather in bloom are amazing.
I found that the heaths are easier than the heather to grow and all love full sun and a more acid soil PH of about 6.0. They are good for container gardening as well as for rock and alpine gardens.
As far as I'm concerned call all of them either heath or heather it doesn't matter. Because the joy of gardening is the fun of being able to do so.
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Hi Clint, Heath and heather make me think of scotland. i love scotland and her people. Yes, these plants make wonderful year round plants for the garden. i've chosen heather that blooms in late winter, early spring for my rock garden. it's wonderful to see the pink, purple, lavender and white blooms at this time of the year! the green foliage that remains throughout winter also provides interest in an otherwise bleak landscape.–amory


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Wonderful Sunday lunch. Portions are generous and the food is super tasty. The beef was rare, parsnips crispy, Yorkshire puddings huge and gravy silky smooth. Really atentative staff too.
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Share another experience before you go.Wonderful Sunday lunch. Portions are generous and the food is super tasty. The beef was rare, parsnips crispy, Yorkshire puddings huge and gravy silky smooth. Really atentative staff too.
Revisited a place we hadn't been to for several years as we had excellant memories of our previous visit and wanted somewhere special. Nice and friendly welcome, waitress attentive and food evry good, shame Maitre d' didn't mind his own business, as soon as he got involved service went downhill very fast. It was obvious they could not cope with... More
Called in 'off the cuff' to grab a bite to eat on our way home...... WOW!!! The food served here is, indeed, first class, service was equally good. Can't wait to return!!!!
Went there twice in one week. Once for lunch which was excellent , wine was lovely! We had mushrooms and hullomi dish yummy. Down side before we had even decided on wine the waiter had cleared the wine glasses and side plates. He did not even speak to us whilst doing it. Second time in the evening main course excellent.... More
Had a post Christmas party here, venue is stunning , lovely traditional pub, staff were excellent and looked after us throughout , food was delicious. Ample parking and facilities were spotless
A lovely traditional pub, all black oak, scrubbed pine tables and Windsor chairs. A maze of different rooms, making you feel as if you are in an oldy-worldy version of IKEA trying to find your way back to your table after a visit to the loo or trying to find the exit. The menu for Sunday lunch is understandably quite... More
i have visited here a few times and never been let down the food and the service if fantastic, its great to see different things on the menu.
This pub can be used as the starting and ending point for a great walk, and what could be better after 7 miles around the Wye Valley than a welcoming pint of local brew Butty Bach (very good!) and a good selection of interesting meal choices, right at the top end of the gastropub spectrum. All this is served with... More
We booked two rooms for an overnight stay and were very happy with the standard of accommodation. A party of eight then met in the restaurant for dinner and this was of a very high standard. Service was good and added to the overall impression of a well run restaurant. In the morning breakfast was served swiftly and was first... More
I'm not a fan of writing negative reviews. I hope this will help improve their standards to the level we were accustomed to. A lunchtime treat turned to a visit at a takeaway on our way home. The waitress took our order for food and checked with the kitchen for vegan options. She said the Chef would be used to... More
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A Castle for my Princess {Purple Castle Cake with Moat}
Of course my cute little princess wanted a castle for her 4th birthday! Leah picked all the colors for this cake, and even helped me with some of the flowers. (The final product also had the Disney princesses perched in various places... after all, what princess party is complete without them!!)
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Arsenal took on Leicester City in the premier league game on Saturday evening kickoff and both teams having lost their opening games went into the match under somewhat added pressure. Arsenal brought several key players back in the starting lineup while Leicester City also started with full strength side. But both teams failed to break the deadlock for most of the game.
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Leicester City has lost both of their competitive games so far this season. First they were humbled by Manchester United in the community shield game while newly promoted Hull City did a "Leciester" on Leicester City last weekend. Claudio Ranieri stated going into the weekend clash against Arsenal that getting 40 points is still the priority but they do have good news with Mahrez signing new contract at the club.
Arsene Wenger on the other hand came under massive pressure after Arsenal were ripped apart by clinical Liverpool at the Emirates last weekend and now they are under even more pressure going into the game against Leicester in their pursuit of first three points of the season.
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I suggest you to give it a try first. For sure, fast moves are often moves that you focus on the result more than the position itself. But for this particular move, you can still end up with a good position in case it fails.
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Say farewell to Styrofoam take-out containers in the nation's capital. It's been a few years in the making, but Washington, D.C. has finally enacted a firm ban on polystyrene food and beverage containers. Henceforth, all restaurants will have to provide biodegradable alternatives if they want to send their patrons home with leftovers.
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A KPMG study shows that the cost of solar power in India, revealed by public auctions, is barely half a cent above that of cheap local coal , writes Chris Goodall, with generators bids falling well below 5p (UK) / 7¢ (US) per kWh. The idea put about at COP21 that India and other poor but sunny countries need coal to develop their economies is fast running out of steam.
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Last June, Pope Francis released his much-anticipated encyclical on the environment, Laudato Si', which received tremendous praise from diverse quarters. The same day, Coral Davenport, writing in the New York Times, noted that the papal encyclical "is as much an indictment of the global economic order as it is an argument for the world to confront climate change." Ms. Davenport quoted me (accurately) as saying that elements of the encyclical were unfortunately "out of step with the thinking and the work of informed policy analysts around the world." In this column, I will elaborate.
First of all, the Pope is to be commended for taking global climate change seriously, and for drawing more world attention to the issue. There is much about the encyclical that is commendable, but where it drifts into matters of public policy, I fear that it is — unfortunately — not helpful.
The long encyclical ignores the causes of global climate change: it is an externality, an unintended negative consequence of otherwise meritorious activity by producers producing the goods and services people want, and consumers using those goods and services. That is why the problem exists in the first place. There may well be ethical dimensions of the problem, but it is much more than a simple consequence of some immoral actions by corrupt capitalists. The document also ignores the global commons nature of the problem, which is why international cooperation is necessary.
Wind power on the rise in U.S.
December 22, 2015 07:22 AM - Jeff Brady, NPR
The U.S. wind power industry is celebrating after reaching a new milestone in November: 70 gigawatts (GW) of generating capacity.
"That's enough to power about 19 million homes," says Michael Goggin, senior director of research at the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA).
Space weather and the potential impacts on our infrastructures
December 19, 2015 07:10 AM - EUROPEAN COMMISSION JOINT RESEARCH CENTRE vie EurekAlert
The JRC has been looking into the risks of space weather impact on critical infrastructures. A new report explores the rail sector's vulnerability and the potential impacts, in particular through interdependencies with other infrastructures. Awareness among operators and regulators worldwide is currently limited and vulnerabilities across the rail sector need to be identified, authors say.
Solar activity affects the space environment surrounding the Earth. This so-called space weather can disrupt and damage critical infrastructure in space and on the ground, including satellites, aviation, road and marine transport, banking and power grids. Society relies on these infrastructures and services, which have become inter- dependent and are therefore more vulnerable to space weather.
Carmakers Are Ahead Of Emissions Standards
December 18, 2015 07:11 AM - Bill Chappell, NPR
Fuel economy is at record highs and carmakers have surpassed strict greenhouse gas emissions standards for the third straight year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, which released a pair of annual reports about the U.S. fleet of cars and trucks Wednesday.
Overall, fuel economy for vehicles in the U.S. did not budge from last year's record high of 24.3 miles per gallon, the EPA says. The figure includes a new high of 20.4 mpg for trucks, vans and SUVs from model year 2014.
African nations to phase out lead in paint by 2020
December 16, 2015 07:26 AM - Ochieng Ogodo, SciDevNet
African countries have agreed to cooperate in setting limits for use of lead in paints with a view to phasing it out by 2020. This is because of its dangers to human beings, especially to children, and the environment.
Top 10 Renewable Energy Producing States
December 14, 2015 07:17 AM - Gina-Marie Cheeseman , Triple Pundit
The U.S. has a chance to be a leader in renewable energy deployment given its sheer size and resources. And some states are leading the way. Olivet Nazarene University's engineering department ranked the top 10 green states in terms of renewable energy. How does your state stack up? Did it make the list? Read on to find out.
Epson paper-recycling printer coming soon
December 14, 2015 06:42 AM - Leon Kaye , Triple Pundit
Printing boarding passes is sooooo 2005. Seriously, does anyone still print? My handy HP all-in-one printer collects more dust than print jobs. While it is true that most paper comes from managed forests, most of us just do not really have the need to print — a trend the paper industry, including the Paper and Packaging Board, whines about endlessly.
But sometimes we do need to print — for example, editing is easier for me to do on paper than staring at that laptop screen. And as an office tactic, distributing handouts at a meeting is a way to keep those rude colleagues' eyes on the whiteboard and hands off their smartphones.


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Hemodynamic Disorders, Thrombosis, Shock Matthew Velkey email@example.com 454A Davison, Duke South, Green Zone
Fluid Homeostasis Total extracellular tissue fluid volume = hydrostatic pressure – [colloid osmotic pressure + lymphatic drainage] Disruption in fluid homeostasis = edema
Localized Edema Inflammatory – Combination of increased blood flow due to arteriolar vasodilation AND increased leakiness of capillary endothelium Mechanical – Blockage of lymph vessels Filariasis (nematode infection) Neoplasia Chemoterapy/radiotherapy damage to lymphatics
Systemic Edema Increased hydrostatic pressure – Gravity – Congestive Heart Failure – Venous Obstruction DVT, Vena cava obstruction Cirrhosis –backs up blood in hepatic portal system Constrictive Pericarditis –similar to CHF, heart can't pump Reduced Osmotic Pressure – Liver failure (not making enough albumin) – Nephrotic syndrome (losing too much albumin) Sodium (and water) retention – Acute renal failure
Pathways to systemic edema Reduced Oncotic Pressure Malnutrition Liver failure/dysfunction – Can't make enough albumin – Also causes hepatic portal congestion Nephrotic syndrome – Glomerular capillaries too leaky and albumin is lost in urine
Pathways to systemic edema Congestive Heart Failure RV failure: blood backs up in vena cava LV failure: blood backs up first in lungs, then vena cava Low cardiac output stimulates Renin- Angiotensin-Aldosterone pathway and sets up vicious cycle in kidneys AngII raises systemic BP Aldosterone increases Na+ retention ADH increases water retention
Right-sided Heart Failure: Right atrial pressure Systemic venous pressure Congestion where? Edema in Congestive Heart Failure Increases Increases Systemic - Centrilobular Liver Congestion (venous) - Lower Extremity Edema
Centrilobular Hepatic Congestion Blood backs up in liver and impedes flow of oxygenated blood into deepest zones (around central veins), thus causing "central" necrosis and giving the liver a mottled, "nutmeg" appearance.
Edema in Congestive Heart Failure Left-sided Heart Failure: Left atrial pressure: Pulmonary venous pressure: Pulmonary edema/congestion: Key feature of left heart failure, can lead to pulmonary edema Right atrial pressure: Increases No initial change
Pulmonary edema
Chronic Pulmonary Congestion
Blood extravasates from capillaries and is taken up by resident macrophages that become engorged with hemosiderin at which point they are commonly referred to as "heart failure cells."
Hemorrhage In skin, mucous membranes, or serosal surfaces: Petechiae - tiny (1-2 mm) Purpura - medium-sized (> 3 mm & < 1 cm) Ecchymoses - bruises (> 1 cm) Hematoma = collection of blood in an organ or tissue: Hemothorax: in the thorax Hemoperitoneum: in the peritoneum Hemopericardium: in the pericardium Hemarthrosis: in joint
Hemostasis Sequence of events following vascular injury that results in the formation of a clot (stasis) Key regulators are endothelial cells and platelets
Platelets (thrombocytes) 1.Life Span: about 10 days 2.Shape, size, and origin: Small, biconvex disks, 2-3 µm in diameter. Non- nucleated cell fragments derived from cytoplasm of a very large cell, the megakaryocyte, in bone marrow. Platelets have a life span of about 10 days. 3.LM appearance in smears: Small basophilic fragments, often appearing in clusters. 4.TEM appearance: The platelet is bounded by a plasma membrane, and has a bundle of microtubules around the margin of the disk (which maintains the disk shape). There are three types of granules, containing fibrinogen, plasminogen, thromboplastin and other factors for clotting. There are also membrane tubules and glycogen. 5.Function: Platelets initiate blood clots.
Transmission electron micrographs of a platelet seen in cross section (above) and in a section in the plane of the disk (below) granule membrane tubule
(Ca++) Cutaway diagram of a platelet 1.Peripheral microtubule bundle (maintains shape) 2.Actin and myosin (clot contraction) 3.Organelles facilitate clotting: – Mitochondria for ATP production – Granules contain clotting factors – Dense tubular system sequesters Ca ++ for signaling (similar to SR in skeletal muscle) – Open canalicular system facilitates signaling and secretion
When a blood vessel wall is damaged, factors from the damaged endothelial cells and the ECM induce the clotting cascade. Platelets aggregate and release proteins for clot formation and resolution: 1. Vasoconstriction –via release of endothelin (from endothelium) 2. Further platelet aggregation –mediated via thromboxane A 2 and ADP 3. Fibrin polymerization –initiated by thromboplastin and free Ca ++ 4. Clot contraction –via actin, myosin, and ATP released into the matrix of the clot 5. Clot resolution –platelet plasminogen activator (pPA, converts plasminogen into active fibrinolytic plasmin) 6. Tissue repair –platelet derived growth factor (PDGF, stimulates smooth muscle and fibroblast proliferation) Platelets and blood clot formation Prothrombin thrombin Thrombin Fibrinogen Fibrin Fibrin polymerization thromboplastin Ca ++
Endothelial modulation of clotting Antithrombotic properties – Antiplatelet effects: Endothelial prostacyclin (PGI 2 ) and Nitric Oxide inhibit platelet aggregation ADPase: degrades ADP thus inhibiting platelet aggregation – Anticoagulant effects: Heparin-like co-factors mediate antithrombin III inactivation of thrombin Thrombomodulin binds and converts thrombin to an anticoagulant enzyme that activates protein (which then inactivates downstream clotting factors) – Fibrinolytic effects: tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) activates plasmin which promotes lysis of clots
Endothelial modulation of clotting Prothrombotic properties – von Willebrand Factor: Cofactor made by endothelial cells and bound to underlying collagen; when exposed allows platelets to bind to collagen and start to aggregate – Tissue factor: Activates clotting cascade Induced by proinflammatory cytokines such as IL-1 and TNF – Plasminogen activator inhibitors (PAIs): Prevents cleavage of plasminogen into active plasmin, thus inhibiting fibrinolysis
Perturbations in hemostasis result in thrombosis Virchow's triad Endothelial injury: Direct injury Depletion of anticoagulants (e.g. PGI 2 by Cox-2 inhibitors) Upregulation of procoagulants (e.g. inflammation) Abnormal blood flow: Aneurismal dilation of vessels create local stasis Hyperviscosity (too many erythrocytes in blood) Sickle cell anemia Turbulence at branchpoints Hypercoagulability: Protease-resistant clotting factors (e.g. factor V Leiden): resistant to cleavage and therefore more active Hormonal: estrogen increases production of clotting factors and reduces anticoagulant factors Heparin-induced thrompocytopenia: administration of full-length heparin causes antibodies to develop that inactivate its antithrombotic activities Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome: often seen in autoimmune disease (e.g. lupus), Abs activate platelets and inhibit PGI 2 synthesis, thus promoting hypercoagulable state.
Fate of a thrombus Dissolution: fibrinolytic activity completely clears thrombus Organization and recanalization or incorporation: thrombi in vessels induce inflammation and fibrosis (organization); these can recanalize (shown below) or they can become incorporated into the vessel wall Propagation: thrombus stimulates further platelet aggregation and growth that may eventually occlude vessel lumen Embolization: thrombi may break off and plug a distant site
Venous vs. arterial thromobosis Venous thrombosis Superficial (varicosities): cause local edema, pain, and perhaps ulceration; rarely embolize Deep (i.e. "DVT"): rarely cause local pain due to collaterals, but often embolize with significant consequences Arterial thrombosis Atherosclerosis: rupture of plaques induces clotting and occlusion of vessels Mural thrombosis: post-infarction or post-infection damage to lining of heart induces formation of clots that can break off and plug a distant site.
Embolism Embolus = detached mass that is carried to a site distant from its origin, for example: Fat: bone marrow or soft tissue trauma releases adipocytes into blood that can plug distant sites Air: rapid depressurization causes gas to bubble out of solution; these bubbles block blood vessels causing infarction in muscles, brain, and other organs Amniotic fluid: trauma during childbirth may allow amniotic fluid (and its non- fluid contents such as dead skin cells, mucus, etc.) to enter maternal circulation and cause remote blockages.
Thromboembolism Embolism causing blockage is derived from a thrombus Pulmonary thromboembolism: thrombus (usually from a DVT) breaks off and goes to right ventricle. From there it is pumped out to the lungs and blocks pulmonary arteries. The problem at first is not the ischemia per se, but instead that this blood is not oxygenated and does not return to the heart (thus eventually causing systemic ischemia). Systemic thromboembolism: thrombus originates in left ventricular wall or wall of aorta breaks off and causes infarction at a distant site (brain, kidney, spleen).
Infarction Area of ischemic necrosis caused by occlusion of arterial supply or venous drainage. The nature and extent of damage is influenced by: Nature of blood supply: tissues with dual or collateral blood supply (e.g. lungs, liver, and limbs) are less affected compared to end organs (muscles, brain, kidney, spleen) Rate of development: slowly progressing occlusion tolerated because of development of collateral routes Tissue vulnerability: neurons can withstand only 3-4 minutes of hypoxia, myocytes ~30 minutes, fibroblasts can survive many hours in low oxygen.
Shock Systemic hypoperfusion caused by reduced cardiac output or reduced blood volume, resulting in 1) hypotension, 2) impaired tissue perfusion, and 3) cellular hypoxia. General categories are: Cardiogenic: reduced cardiac output Hypovolemic: reduced blood volume Hemorrhagic: blood loss Neurogenic: vasodilation following nerve cord injury Anaphylactic: systemic vasodilation and respiratory insufficiency Septic: over-reactive inflammatory response to infection
Septic shock Cytokine storm of TNF, IL-1, and IL-6 in response to bacterial antigens (usu. lipopolysaccharides from gram-negative bacilli) resulting in: 1)Systemic vasodilation 2)Reduced cardiac contractility 3)Widespread endothelial injury and activation 4)Systemic activation of clotting cascade (Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation or "DIC")
General stages of shock Nonprogressive stage: reflex compensatory mechanisms (tachycardia, peripheral vasoconstriction, renal fluid retention) compensate for hypoperfusion. – Causes common symptoms associated with shock: weak, rapid pulse; shallow, rapid breathing; and cool, clammy skin (the exception is septic shock that may present with flushing due to widespread inflammatory response). Progressive stage: metabolic lactic acidosis blunts vasomotor response and blood starts to pool in peripheral tissues (increasing hypercoagulative risk), vital organs perfused less and begin to fail. – Clinical symptoms associated with this phase are reduced urine output, acidosis, and electrolyte imbalances Irreversible stage: widespread tissue necrosis induces systemic inflammatory response (vasodilation, etc.), reduced cardiac function, and acute renal failure.
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Hello, I'm Sarah Gwenlan, the subject librarian for psychology. This page is designed to help you get the most out of our resources for psychology. Please get in touch with any questions, I'm here to help!
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The main collection of printed material (books and journals) for psychology can be found in the Hugh Owen Library on Level F (top floor), though some subjects can be found on Level E as shown below:
BF1-990 Psychology
BF173-175.5 Psychoanalysis
BF201 Cognitive Psychology
BF231-299 Sensation. Aesthesiology
BF309-499 Consciousness. Cognition
BF511-593 Affection. Feeling. Emotion
BF636-637 Applied psychology
BF712-724.85 Developmental psychology
GV706.4 Sport psychology
H61-HA32 Social science research methods
HM1033 Social psychology
HQ767-781 Childhood development
ML3830 Psychology of music
QP360 Neuropsychology / Biological psychology [Level E]
R726.7 Health psychology [Level E]
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Primo is not just a catalogue of all the books and journals (both print and electronic) that the library provides access to. It also lets you find journal articles on the topics you are researching. It should always be your first place to go when you are looking for quality academic resources.
The easiest way to find articles on a topic is to go to Primo, sign in, then click on the tab which is labelled 'Articles & more' (above the search box). This will search Primo Central. Primo Central is a massive database of full-text journal articles on every subject. Enter search terms then click Search. You will get a list of results, linking through to the full-text for each article.
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Key psychology resources
If you wish, you can also search citation databases (which contain details of research and articles) and resources directly. For psychology the main resources are:
- PsycARTICLES - provides direct links to the full text for you to download. However, PsycArticles only provides access to journals published by the APA and is therefore limited in the range of topics it covers.
- Web of Science - summaries (abstracts) of scholarly journal articles and dissertations in psychology and related subjects. You can check for the availability of full text articles by clicking on the '@aber' icon next to search results.
- ScienceDirect - an information source for scientific, technical, and medical research.
Benefits of searching these databases directly:
- there may be fewer results, but perhaps they will be more relevant;
- it is useful to have experience of directly searching sources.
Downsides of searching these databases directly:
- they are indexed in Primo Central too so their results would appear there anyway;
- searching them directly means means fewer results than searching Primo Central;
- results won't always lead to a full text article.
Finding and using journal articles off-campus:
Part 1 - setting up a VPN connection (2:55)
Part 2 - searching for journal articles (1:38)
Note that when accessing these databases directly while off-campus, you should sign in in to Primo first.
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There are also specialised academic or scientific search engines you could try. The results will probably be inferior to Primo Central, and often won't lead to full text, but you could try them and compare the results. The main ones worth trying are Google Scholar and Zetoc.
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Psychology core
Resource | URL |
PsycArticles (CSA) (Proquest XML) | http://search.proquest.com/psycarticles |
ScienceDirect - Journals (Elsevier) | http://www.sciencedirect.com/ |
Web of Science (ISI) | http://apps.webofknowledge.com/ |
PubMed | http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/ |
Resource | URL |
Annual Reviews | http://www.annualreviews.org/search/advanced |
EBSCO Business Source Complete | http://web.a.ebscohost.com/bsi/search/advanced?sid=7d2743f4-39c8-489f-bb3c-6ee79ff43434%40sessionmgr4010&vid=0&hid=4112 |
Google Scholar | https://scholar.google.co.uk/ |
Zetoc | https://wayf.ukfederation.org.uk/ |
Selected websites
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All About Psychology |
http://www.all-about-psychology.com/ | Written and regularly updated by a lecturer in psychology, this website was launched in March 2008. |
The American Psychological Association (APA) | http://www.apa.org/ | Based in Washington, DC, the American Psychological Association (APA) is a scientific and professional organization that represents psychology in the United States. With 150,000 members, APA is the largest association of psychologists worldwide. |
The Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) | http://www.appliedsportpsych.org/ | Founded in 1986, the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) promotes the ethical practice, science, and advocacy of sport and exercise psychology. AASP is an international, multidisciplinary, professional organization that offers certification to qualified professionals who practice sport, exercise, and health psychology. |
The British Psychological Society | http://www.bps.org.uk/ | The British Psychological Society is the representative body for psychology and psychologists in the UK. The Society has national responsibility for the development, promotion and application of psychology for the public good, and promotes the efficiency and usefulness of its members by maintaining a high standard of professional education and knowledge. |
BPS Research Digest |
https://digest.bps.org.uk/ | Reports on the latest psychology research, plus news and comment. |
The Experimental Psychology Society | http://www.eps.ac.uk/ | The Experimental Psychology Society is for the furtherance of scientific enquiry within the field of Psychology and cognate subjects |
The International Association for Research in Economic Psychology (IAREP) | http://www.iarep.org/ | Founded in 1982, the International Association for Research in Economic Psychology (IAREP) is the natural meeting point for all those interested in the areas where psychology and economics intersect. It has a wide international membership, drawn from psychologists and economists, but also from specialists in business administration, marketing and consumer behaviour. |
The International Society for Comparative Psychology (ISCP) | http://www.comparativepsychology.org/ | The ISCP - Promotes the comparative study of behavior in human and nonhuman animals - Sponsors a biennial meeting - Publishes the scientific journal the International Journal of Comparative Psychology (IJCP). |
Psych Web | http://www.psychwww.com/ | This Web site contains lots of psychology-related information for students and teachers of psychology. |
PsychNet-UK | http://www.psychnet-uk.com/ | PsychNet-UK is an independent private web site which was conceived, developed and is run for the benefit of mental health professionals or those interested in mental health practices. |
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