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Instagram use of Finnish teenagers : a qualitative inquiry concerning their privacy and sharing habits

Social media (or social networking sites, SNSs) has become a dominant part of the web and created new possibilities for people to share their thoughts and their lives with others. It’s also the primary choice for many for communication. Social media creates virtual social contexts which have enabled new forms of social lives and communication. Instagram is one of the most popular SNSs. Instagram focuses primarily on photo and video sharing in an online social networking environment. Though all aged people engage in utilizing social media services, teens form a large number of these users and are noted for being in the forefront with new SNSs and with new functions in SNSs. Teens are avid social media users and they are active in organizing their social media content to match their needs. This study focuses on teens’ Instagram habits and aims to find out why Finnish teens use Instagram, what they share in Instagram and what their privacy views are in Instagram. The present study was conducted as a qualitative research using a questionnaire and interviews. For both, the questionnaire and the interviews, ninth graders aged 15 and 16 from Oulun normaalikoulu -comprehensice school participated. For the questionnaire 21 students participated and for the interviews 5 students were interviewed. The study revealed that teens use Instagram mostly to kill time and to see what their friends are doing. They are not sharing content frequently but instead like to scroll through content and engage in ‘liking’ and commenting on others’ posts. When they do share content they mostly share pictures of themselves and occasionally e.g. scenery or travel photos. Most of these teens are not settled for using just one Instagram profile but instead they like to maintain multiple profiles. They have different purposes for these profiles and they share different types of content for these profiles. These teens are not concerned for their privacy in Instagram. They aren’t concerned who can see their content and what Instagram does with the content they share, concerning third parties etc. They do take actions with occurrences that they feel threaten their privacy, though these occurrences don’t happen often. Mostly these teens like to keep their profiles private and they aren’t keen on phishing for likes or followers. These teens find Instagram somewhat outdated with some of its functions and in many occasions they favour newer SNSs, usually Snapchat.
Views of parents regarding the services provided to the students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

This study adopted a descriptive survey method to investigate the views of parents on education and healthcare services provided to the children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and help them explain their views in their own words. The sample was composed of 25 parents of children diagnosed with ADHD, who were attending primary schools in Konya city center. A semi-structured interview form was used for parent interviews. The data were analysed through content analysis. The results revealed that according to the parents’ views, the service provided to the children mostly included either healthcare or education services, but a very little number of children received both services. The great majority of the families stated that the medicines that their children were prescribed increased their attention; however, negatively affected their social development. The parents expressed their opinion that a training programme for parents should be arranged and multimodal interventions should be provided. Keywords: Education, healthcare, attention deficit, hyperactivity disorder.
Effi cacy and Safety of Etanercept for Patients with Ankylosing Spondylitis:A Systematic Review

Objective To assess the effi cacy and safety of Etanercept for Ankylosing spondylitis.Methods We searched The Cochrane Library(Issue 4.2008),MEDLINE(1966 to September 2008),EMBASE(1974 to September 2008),CBM(1978 to 2008),CNKI(1994 to 2008),VIP(1989 to 2008),and Wanfang(1999 to 2008). The quality of included studies was critically evaluated.Data analyses were performed with The Cochrane Collaboration's RevMan 5.0 software.Results Seven randomized controlled trials with total of 949 patients met the included criteria.The meta-analysis showed the effective rate of ASAS 20 or ASAS 50 receiving Etanercept was signifi cantly higher than in patients receiving placebo,while no signifi cant differences were noted between the Etanercept and placebo group in other indices.There was no statistical signif icance among different dosages.Patient Injection-site reaction rate for Etanercept was higher than that for placebo.No signifi cant differences were observed in other adverse effects.Conclusions Etanercept is safe and effective for patients with Ankylosing spondylitis,however,some trials included in the review were of poor quality,so we needed the multi-center,large-scale randomized controlled trials of higher quality and the same course of treatment to confi rm this.
Minimal Invasive Technique in Capitellum Fracture Treatment

The humeral capitellum fractures are rare, and surgical management of these fractures is difficult. The surgeon must achieve anatomic reconstruction with a reliable fixation allowing mobilization of the joint for early rehabilitation. Arthroscopic approach to capitellum fractures allows visualization of the articular surface without the soft tissue dissection required with open approaches. Here, we present a case of type 1 capitellum fracture of humerus that was fixed through arthroscopic assistance.
Estrés laboral y sus factores de riesgo psicosocial

espanolLa Resolucion 2646 de 2008 tiene como objetivo dar los parametros en la identificacion de los riesgos psicosociales en el trabajo, esto como producto del estres ocupacional, el presente articulo presenta de una forma concisa y entendible para el empleado en general, el significado de los factores de riesgo psicosocial y las repercusiones que estos puedan llegan a tener en su salud. El Ministerio de Proteccion incluye en la tabla de Enfermedades Profesionales las patologias derivadas por el estres laboral, y para esto se apoya en el protocolo para la determinacion del origen de las patologias derivadas del estres y en la bateria de instrumentos para evaluar los factores de riesgo psicosocial y contribuir en la toma de decisiones a los profesionales laborales en la determinacion del origen de las enfermedades derivadas del estres ya sean estas de origen comun o profesional. Para tal caso las empresas deben destinar recursos humanos y economicos para la identificacion, evaluacion, prevencion, intervencion y monitoreo de dichos riesgos psicolaborales, es responsabilidad del empleador velar por la salud de sus empleados, el incumplimiento a lo establecido por el Ministerio sera objeto de sancion de conformidad con lo dispuesto en los literales a y c del Articulo 91 del Decreto � Ley 1295 de 1994. EnglishResolution 2646 of 2008 aims to provide the parameters in the identification of psychosocial risks at work, that as a result of occupational stress, this paper presents a concise and understandable to the employee in general, the meaning of the factors psychosocial risk and the impact that they can come to have on your health. The Ministry of Protection included in the table of occupational diseases and diseases resulting from work stress, and this is supported by the protocol for determining the origin of diseases resulting from stress and battery of instruments to assess risk factors counseling and help in making decisions to the professionals working on determining the origin of stress-related illnesses and whether they are of common origin or professional. For this case, the companies must allocate human and financial resources for the identification, evaluation, prevention, intervention and monitoring of these risks psicolaborales is employer�s responsibility to ensure the health of their employees, failure as determined by the Ministry will be penalty in accordance with the provisions of subparagraphs a and c of Article 91 of Decree - Law 1295 of 1994.
Patient Variables Influencing the Sensory Blockade Level of Spinal Anesthesia Using Hyperbaric Bupivacaine in Term Parturients

Background: Spinal anesthesia for cesarean section is regaining popularity. The effects of patient variables on the spread of sensory blockade have been reported to vary widely. We evaluated the effects of abdominal circumference, fundus height and cerebrospinal fluid pressure on the spread of sensory blockade following subarachnoid hyperbaric bupivacaine with fentanyl in term parturients. We also evaluated the effects of age, height, weight, body mass index on the spread of sensory blockade. Methods: Sixty healthy term parturients scheduled for elective cesarean section, were measured for, abdominal circumference, fundus height, cerebrospinal fluid pressure, and received 8 mg of 0.5% hyperbaric bupivacaine with fentanyl 20g intrathecally. Maximal sensory block height and blood pressure were assessed. Intraoperative visceral pain was checked as discribed using four grades. Results: Age, weight, abdominal circumference, fundus height and cerebrospinal fluid pressure were not found to be correlated with the spread of sensory blockade. However, height and body mass index correlated with the spread of sensory blockade (P
Differences in Individual Demographic Factors in the Public Accountant’s Ethical Judgment Process

This research aims to examine the differences in individual demographic factors in the public accountant's ethical judgment process in Indonesia. Data collected using purposive sampling and total of the samples is 301 respondents of accountants in Indonesia. The Result, revealed that: (a) there is no difference in ethical judgment of public accountants based on age, gender, experience, and status and (b) there are differences in ethical judgment of public accountants based on education level. These results revealed that public accountants in carrying out their duties and obligations as external auditors in private and government companies have no difference in terms of ethical judgment when deciding matters related to the audit they are undergoing due to age, gender, experience, and status. The difference in ethical judgment of public accountants in carrying out their duties and obligations when deciding matters related to deciding audit work will be different between public accountants who have S3 and S2 education with S1 and D3. Ethical judgment carried out by those with S3 and S2 education will be more careful in deciding because if it is wrong it will have an impact on the future. Keywords: Demographic Factors, Public Accountant, Ethical Judgment.
Program Review of Naloxone Training Within the Wisconsin Department of Corrections’ Community Corrections Division

Program Review of Naloxone Training within the Wisconsin Department of Corrections’ Community Corrections Division Chelsea Calhoon Master of Science in Sociology Minnesota State University, Mankato Mankato, Minnesota 2019 One of the fastest growing drug problems in the United States is the abuse of opioids (United States Department of Health & Human Services, 2018). With the rising overdose rates, the criminal justice system may offer a pivotal role in the decrease of overdose deaths through opioid overdose recognition and naloxone administration training (World Health Organization, 2014). Training evaluation based on the Effectiveness Theory find significant predictors of training effectiveness and retention to be correlated with the training program, age, and employment tenure (Cowman & McCarthy, 2016). This thesis’ research question is, “Do demographics correlate to training retention for opioid overdose recognition and naloxone administration? ” Utilizing the training provided by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, Division of Community Corrections’, training retention was measured through an online questionnaire assessing variances in the demographic variables of age and employment tenure. Based on the Effectiveness Theory, this study predicts employee demographics will influence training retention. Specifically, this study predicts the older age category of employees, as well as those with longer
Confarison of livial and kidney-invigorating traditional Chinese medicine in prevention and treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis

Objective To compare livial and kidney-invigorating traditional Chinese medicine in postmenopausal osteoporosis. Methods 35 postmenopausal women took 1.25 mg livial daily and 34 postmenopausal women took 3 Qianggu capsules daily. Then we observed their clinical symptoms, bone mineral density (BMD), bone biochemical index and side effect.Results The clinical symptoms in both groups were improved remarkable. BMD increased significantly in livial group, but not significantly in traditional Chinese medicine group. Urine calcium creatinine ratio (Ca/Cr), hydroxyproline creatinine ratio (HOP/Cr), and serum calcium in livial group were improved markedly, but did not change significantly in traditional Chinese medicine group. However, the side effect in livial group is greater. Conclusions Livial has evident effect on bone metabolism indices. Traditional Chinese medicine remarkably relieves clinical symptoms, maintains bone quantity, and has less side effect. Hence, kidney-invigorating traditional Chinese medicine is reummended instead of hormone in patients not fit for hormone replacement therapy.
Opioids in the treatment of chemotherapy-induced polyneuropathy

(CIPN) is a frequent complication of causative therapy for cancer. The frequency of occurrence of this phenomenon implies the necessity to consider all the possible methods of treatment. The main medications are antiepileptic drugs and antidepressants; however, opioids constitute an integral part of a complex therapy in this nosological unit. The presented report is an attempt to evaluate the current knowledge concerning the role of opioids in the treatment of CIPN. Due to the lack of studies concerning the application of opioids in CIPN, conclusions concerning their effectiveness may be drawn only by analogy. Based on the literature available concerning model experiments and clinical observations, it may be presumed that opioids are important components of complex therapy in the case of neuropathic pain; thus they are also efficient during the treatment of chemotherapy-induced polyneuropathy. Affinity to membrane receptors is among the preconditions of the analgesic effect of opioid drugs. The variety of these proteins and their subclasses determines the various effectiveness of their ligands, which justifies both opioid rotation and binding. Based on model studies and clinical observations, it was noted that from among pure opioid receptor agonists, oxycodone showed the strongest analgesic activity in neuropathic pain.
seNorge_2018, daily precipitation, and temperature datasets over Norway

Abstract. seNorge_2018 is a collection of observational gridded datasets over Norway for daily total precipitation: daily mean, maximum, and minimum temperatures. The time period covers 1957 to 2017, and the data are presented over a high-resolution terrain-following grid with 1 km spacing in both meridional and zonal directions. The seNorge family of observational gridded datasets developed at the Norwegian Meteorological Institute (MET Norway) has a 20-year-long history and seNorge_2018 is its newest member, the first providing daily minimum and maximum temperatures. seNorge datasets are used for a wide range of applications in climatology, hydrology, and meteorology. The observational dataset is based on MET Norway's climate data, which have been integrated by the “European Climate Assessment and Dataset” database. Two distinct statistical interpolation methods have been developed, one for temperature and the other for precipitation. They are both based on a spatial scale-separation approach where, at first, the analysis (i.e., predictions) at larger spatial scales is estimated. Subsequently they are used to infer the small-scale details down to a spatial scale comparable to the local observation density. Mean, maximum, and minimum temperatures are interpolated separately; then physical consistency among them is enforced. For precipitation, in addition to observational data, the spatial interpolation makes use of information provided by a climate model. The analysis evaluation is based on cross-validation statistics and comparison with a previous seNorge version. The analysis quality is presented as a function of the local station density. We show that the occurrence of large errors in the analyses decays at an exponential rate with the increase in the station density. Temperature analyses over most of the domain are generally not affected by significant biases. However, during wintertime in data-sparse regions the analyzed minimum temperatures do have a bias between 2 ∘C and 3 ∘C. Minimum temperatures are more challenging to represent and large errors are more frequent than for maximum and mean temperatures. The precipitation analysis quality depends crucially on station density: the frequency of occurrence of large errors for intense precipitation is less than 5% in data-dense regions, while it is approximately 30 % in data-sparse regions. The open-access datasets are available for public download at daily total precipitation (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2082320, Lussana, 2018b); and daily mean (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2023997, Lussana, 2018c), maximum (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2559372, Lussana, 2018e), and minimum (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2559354, Lussana, 2018d) temperatures.
Investigation on mechanical and tribological behavior of naturally woven coconut sheath‐reinforced polymer composites

The article presents the results of experimental investigation on mechanical and dry sliding wear behavior of unsaturated polyester resin (USP), reinforced with naturally woven coconut sheath and glass fibers. The mechanical properties of coconut sheath (N) and glass fiber (G) reinforced polyester composites were studied, and the tribological behaviors were tested on pin-on-disc sliding wear tester. Mass loss was determined as a function of sliding distance for a sliding velocity of 3.5 m/s and an applied normal load of 40 N. The experimental result revealed that the mechanical properties and wear resistance of the composites depend on the wt% reinforcement of coconut sheath/glass fiber and sliding distance. The hybrid reinforcement (GGN) greatly increased the mechanical properties of USP. At lower sliding distance, the N-reinforced USP had lower wear loss, whereas at higher sliding distance, the hybrid fiber-reinforced (GGN) USP composite had lower wear loss. Furthermore, the work showed that the higher sliding distance bring about changes in the worn surface features such as interface separation, inclined fracture of fibers, loss of matrix, and the appearance of debris with the two different fibers. The worn surfaces were also examined by scanning electron microscopy. The study showed differing trends with load for the two types of reinforcements. POLYM. COMPOS. , 2012. © 2012 Society of Plastics Engineers
Retrospective study on readmission of female psychiatric patients

Objective:To investigate factors impacting readmission of female psychiatric patients.Methods:Admission records of our hospital from 2003 to 2005 were analyzed retrospectively.Results: During this period,there were 2344 admissions in all.10. 2% of them were readmission.There was 2.4 times readmission in average in this group.Most of the readmitted were young and schizophrenic.Most readmission of schizophrenia was due to relapse even with regular medication and consultations,while that of bipolar disorders and a lot of schizophrenia were due to interrupt of regular treatment by patients.Conclusions: Readmission in psychiatric service need more investigate and attention.
The Knowledge of and Attitude to Hospital-acquired Infections among Public and Private Healthcare Workers in South-East, Nigeria.

Department of Pharmaceutical Microbiology and Biotechnology, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Agulu Campus, Anambra State, Nigeria. Department of Pediatrics, Anambra State University Teaching Hospital, Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria. Department of HIV Care Laboratories, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital, Nnewi, Anambra State, Nigeria. Department of Surgery, Anambra State University Teaching Hospital, Amaku Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria. Department of Community Medicine, College of Health Sciences, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nnewi Campus, Anambra State, Nigeria.
A new mechanism-driven bypassing strategy for direct factor Xa inhibitors reveals an unexpected property of target specific anticoagulants

Hemostasis is a crucial component of vascular homeostasis that prevents blood loss while also maintaining vascular patency. Hemostasis is achieved, in part, through a cascade of serine proteases that are sequentially activated, culminating in formation of the effector protease, thrombin. Normally, this process is tightly regulated, but loss of regulation can lead to bleeding or excessive clot formation (thrombosis). In the event of thrombosis, anticoagulation is the mainstay of care. Numerous pharmacokinetic problems with the oral anticoagulant warfarin prompted the development of new oral agents that directly inhibit the serine proteases of coagulation. In particular, several active site inhibitors of coagulation factor Xa (FXa) have recently been approved and are at least as effective as warfarin for the prevention of thrombosis. However, they, like warfarin, increase the risk of bleeding, and there are no approved countermeasures to treat or prevent bleeding with these direct FXa inhibitors. We evaluated whether a variant of FXa (FXaI[16]L) could reverse the effects of the direct FXa inhibitor rivaroxaban. FXaI[16]L has poor active site function and a long plasma half-life but has high catalytic activity at the site of vascular injury, making it an effective pro-hemostatic agent. FXaI[16]L potently reversed the effects of rivaroxaban in in vitro studies and animal models of coagulation. Kinetic studies revealed that both FXaI[16]L and wt-FXa are highly inhibited by rivaroxaban at therapeutic concentrations when bound to the cofactor FVa. Despite this high level of inhibition with rivaroxaban, both FXaI[16]L and wt-FXa support thrombin generation. To explain this discrepancy, we measured the kinetics of FXa inhibition by antithrombin III (ATIII), a key regulator of FXa activity in plasma. Rivaroxaban impaired ATIII-dependent FXa inhibition by creating a pool of reversibly-inhibited FXa, and kinetic simulations indicated that, under these conditions, a steady-state of free, uninhibited FXa is established. Thus, there is a paradoxical increase in the level of free FXa which explains how FXaI[16]L can generate thrombin in the presence of rivaroxaban. These results reveal a previously unreported, unintended consequence of direct FXa inhibitors that may have important implications. Further, FXaI[16]L may be able to fill the unmet clinical need for a rapid, hemostatic reversal agent for these new anticoagulants. Degree Type Dissertation Degree Name Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Graduate Group Pharmacology First Advisor Rodney M. Camire This dissertation is available at ScholarlyCommons: http://repository.upenn. edu/edissertations/2054
Examining Social Pragmatic Communication: Evidence from Parent and Professional Questionnaires

3 Review of Literature.4 Social Communication.4 Social Pragmatic Communication Difficulties.6 Assessment Tools.7 Assessment of Pragmatic Language and Social Communication.11 Assessment Tools Facilitating Intervention Targets.13 Methods.14 Participants.14 Instruments.15 Procedures.15 Analysis.16 Results.18 Participant Demographics.18 Research Question One.21 Research Question Two.29 Research Question Three.30 Summary.31 Discussion and Conclusion.32 References.36 Appendix A.43 EXAMINING SOCIAL PRAGMATIC COMMUNICATION 3