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"Luka bakar berat berhubungan dengan tingginya angka morbiditas dan mortalitas. Tatalaksana nutrisi pada luka bakar berat diutamakan pada pemberian nutrisi enteral dini (NED). Nutrisi enteral dini diberikan sedini mungkin setelah resusitasi tercapai, bermanfaat sebagai trophic feeding yang terbukti mencegah terjadinya atrofi vili-vili mukosa sebagai upaya mengatasi dampak hipoperfusi splangnikus. Pemberian nutrisi ditingkatkan bertahap sesuai asupan, toleransi, dan keadaan klinis pasien. Serial kasus ini terdiri dari tiga kasus dengan penyebab api dan satu yang disebabkan oleh listrik. Dua kasus dengan trauma inhalasi dan dua kasus dengan kegagalan ginjal akut (AKI). Dua kasus masuk pada hari pertama pasca trauma, dan dua kasus pada hari ke enam dan delapan pasca trauma. Keempat kasus masih dalam keadaan resusitasi cairan, sehingga pemberian nutrisi ditujukan untuk pemberian NED. Monitoring dilakukan pada klinis, asupan dan toleransi, dan laboratorium terutama darah perifer lengkap, elektrolit, analisis gas darah, laktat, albumin, dan fungsi ginjal. Asupan keempat kasus tidak pernah mencapai total karena berulang kali dipuasakan untuk pembedahan. Aliran balik yang tinggi menunjukkan intoleransi saluran cerna sehingga perlu diberikan prokinetik. Pemberian antibiotik sebagai suatu kebutuhan mutlak perlu memperhatikan interaksinya dengan nutrien. Pemberian analgetika dan sedatif perlu memperhatikan interaksi dan efek terhadap kebutuhan nutrisi. Trombositopenia yang terjadi pada tiga kasus berhubungan dengan sepsis dan mortalitas. Koagulopati bersama dengan hipotermia dan asidosis menjadi komponen Triad of Death. Hiperlaktatemia harus dinilai bersamaan dengan parameter lain untuk menilai adanya hipoksia jaringan. Dua kasus berkomplikasi menjadi AKI, tatalaksana nutrisi memperhatikan terapi yang didapat pasien. Pemberian medikamentosa untuk perbaikan sirkulasi juga memperhatikan interaksi obat.

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Severe burns associated with high morbidity and mortality. Nutritional management of severe burns priority on early enteral nutrition (EEN). Early enteral nutrition is given as early as possible after resuscitation achieved, useful as trophic feeding are proven to prevent the occurrence of mucosal villous atrophy as the effort to overcome the effects of splanchnic hypoperfusion. Providing appropriate nutrition intake gradually increased, due to tolerance, and clinical condition of patients. This case series consisted of three cases the cause of the fire and one caused by electricity. Two cases with inhalation injury and two cases with acute renal failure (ARF). Two cases admitted on the first day after trauma, and two cases in the sixth and eighth days after trauma. The four cases are still in a state of fluid resuscitation, thus giving nutrition aimed at giving EEN. Monitoring conducted in clinical condition, caloric intake and tolerance, and laboratories especially equipped peripheral blood, electrolytes, blood gases analysis, lactate, albumin, and kidney function.

Intake of four cases never reach the total due to repeated fasting for surgery. High-flow indicates that gastrointestinal intolerance should be given prokinetic agent. Giving antibiotics as an absolute necessity need to consider interactions with nutrients. Giving analgesics and sedatives need to consider interactions and effects on nutritional requirements. Thrombocytopenia occurred in three cases and mortality associated with sepsis. Coagulopathy with hypothermia and acidosis become components Triad of Death. Hyperlactatemia should be assessed in conjunction with other parameters to assess the presence of tissue hypoxia. Two cases complicated to AKI, nutritional management of patients gained attention therapy. Giving drug therapy for improved circulation also consider drug interactions."

"The Proper Pirate: Robert Louis Stevensons Quest for Identity explores the nineteenth-century author Robert Louis Stevensons psychological journey from a constricted and religious family of Scottish engineers to a life of imagination and adventure that culminated in the South Seas island of Samoa. Drawing on contemporary theories of identity development, the author traces how Stevenson overcame Victorian dualities of piety versus passion in his personal life and artistic works, gradually edging toward a more modernist and complicated moral vision. This first full-length psychobiographical analysis of Stevenson follows the trajectory of his life, while highlighting how key memories and conflicts within his personality shaped the narrative structure and themes of his most celebrated works, Treasure Island, A Childs Garden of Verses, Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and Kidnapped. Stevensons relationships to his parents, wife, Fanny, and circle of intimate friends also play a prominent role in this investigation of his emerging identity and artistic work. Drawing on Stevensons extensive volumes of correspondence, personal memoirs, essays, novels, stories, and poems, as well as historical documents, multiple biographies, and critical studies, the author uses his background as a clinical psychologist and researcher in personality science to provide new insights into Stevensons psychological development. In doing so, he helps to unlock the mystery of how a sickly youth confined to the land of the counterpane grew up to become the author of some of the worlds most beloved and enduring works of adventure and fantasy."