Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
SELF-CONFIDENCE AND SATISFACTION OF NURSING STUDENTS IN EMERGENCY SIMULATION AUTOCONFIANÇA E SATISFAÇÃO DOS ESTUDANTES DE ENFERMAGEM EM SIMULAÇÃO DE EMERGÊNCIA AUTOCONFIANZA Y SATISFACCIÓN DE ESTUDIANTES DE ENFERMERÍA EN SIMULACIÓN DE EMERGENCIAS

Objective: to compare self-confidence for Nursing evaluation and intervention in simulated emergency clinical settings and to verify the satisfaction of Nursing students in participating in the method. Methods: this is singlearm, longitudinal intervention research of before and after type, conducted with 35 Nursing students from a public university in southern Brazil. The intervention was a high-fidelity simulation using the National League Nursing/ Jeffries Simulation Theory model in five emergency clinical scenarios with a progressive level of complexity that included the evaluation and intervention in the neurological, respiratory and cardiac areas. Outcome measurements were performed using the Self-Confidence Questionnaire and the Satisfaction Scale with Simulated Clinical Experiences. Results: the comparison of results showed a significant increase (p <0.05) in the acquisition of self-confidence for evaluation and intervention in simulated clinical cases of emergency, in the neurological (p = 0.0073 and p = 0.0431), respiratory (values between p <0.0001 and p = 0.0060) and cardiac (values between p <0.0001 and p = 0.0494). The average satisfaction score was 8.4 points out of a maximum of 10.0, indicating a high degree of satisfaction with the experiences. Conclusions: the simulated clinical scenarios with an increasing level of complexity promoted an increase in self-confidence for Nursing assessment and intervention, and from that selfconfidence, the students felt competent and satisfied because they were able to evaluate and intervene in the clinical situations presented and, therefore, it is possible to infer that they felt prepared for the real clinical experience.
Please Take My Survey: Compliance with smartphone-based EMA/ESM studies

This thesis analyzes the factors that affect compliance in Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) survey systems using smartphones. Current EMA systems have simple parameters in their triggering mechanisms, which results in missed or ignored surveys, creating a loss of subject data. Over the course of three user studies, with slight variations, we analyze the factors that influence the willingness of a survey participant to answer surveys on an Android phone. An understanding of these factors would be valuable for mobile developers in developing advanced EMA trigger systems. After having experienced various unforeseen challenges in the process, we describe the parameters and difficulties in administering a study of this nature, making recommendations for future EMA applications and user studies. We also compare and analyze the pros and cons involved in developing various EMA systems. Psychologists and sociologists who use EMA systems to gather behavioral data might benefit from the experiential and behavioral data collected as part of our user studies.
El desarrollo de la genómica en el sector agroalimentario

espanolLa secuenciacion del genoma humano supuso en el ano 2000 el origen de una nueva disciplina de la genetica, conocida como genomica, que aplicada en alimentacion se distingue como genomica nutricional. Los grandes avances tecnologicos desarrollados en esta area permiten realizar investigaciones y desarrollos hasta ahora impensables. Entre ellos, la secuenciacion de genomas de especies de plantas de consumo, permitiendo optimizar sus propiedades en relacion a procesos tan relevantes como la defensa frente a infecciones, mecanismos de maduracion o su propia supervivencia. Pero mas alla de la aplicacion de los nuevos desarrollos tecnologicos a los procesos de produccion, la genomica nutricional permite identificar los mecanismos por los que interaccionamos con los nutrientes y, por tanto, permite abordar la aplicacion de la nutricion molecular para mejorar nuestra salud en una nueva forma de entender la alimentacion. El desarrollo genomico proporciona las bases moleculares de la nutricion personalizada para la prevencion y mejora de enfermedades cronicas, aportando nuevos objetivos para el desarrollo de una innovacion alimentaria de alto impacto basada en la alimentacion para la salud. EnglishThe sequencing of the human genome in 2000 marked the beginning of a new discipline of genetics, known as genomics, which applied to food science is known as Nutritional Genomics. Great technological breakthroughs developed in this area allow research and developments in ways never before possible. Genome sequencing of varieties of agricultural plants allow optimize their properties in relation to processes as important as the defense against infections, mechanisms of maturation or their own survival. But beyond the application of new technology developments to production processes, Nutritional Genomics allow the identification of the molecular mechanisms by which we interact with nutrients and therefore can address the application of molecular nutrition to improve our health in a new way of understanding nutrition. Genomic development provides the molecular basis of personalized nutrition for the prevention and improvement of chronic diseases. Therefore, it provides new targets for the development of a high-impact innovation of food industry based on food for health.
LATEST IOT APPLICATIONS IN VANET

Wireless communication among IOT enabled vehicles in VANET is the latest trend in intelligent transportation system. It involves collecting the data through sensors and computes the data which helps in sharing useful information in real world applications. IOT enabled vehicles can acquire real time information from environment which helps to achieve effective traffic management and safe driving. IOT enables the vehicles to communicate in real time for social well being as well as for critical information exchange. In future IOT enabled devices will dominate our roads which offer accident free zones. This paper focuses on the latest IOT trends being prevailed in the field of vehicular networking.
A C – Shaped Microstrip Patch Antenna for 5G Applications

A C-shaped Multi band patch antenna with wide bands has been designed using epoxy substrate. The designed antenna is simulated, using simulation software HFSS. Further, the antenna parameters are optimized for wide bands and low return loss at the resonant frequencies 2.5 GHz and above 6 GHz. The proposed antenna also performances well at mm wave range frequencies. So that the antenna covers the low frequency bands in addition to mm wave range frequencies. These resonance frequencies are used for Wi-Fi applications, 5G communications etc. The antenna performance is analyzed in term of bandwidth, VSWR, directivity, gain and radiation pattern.
Researches on Breeding of New Types Good Quality Millet

New way of thinking and new method on the breeding of new type millet was elaborated in the paper.The characters of millet breeding and the effect were also discussed.It was pointed out that supplementary of spring millet and summer millet fine genes may create the new germplasm.New varieties can be bred by this method and their adaption region enlarged.It were proposed that further improvement of the quality and the enhancement of resistance will be beneficial to millet production.
Ethnic Diversity Management and Poverty in Developing Countries

The main objective of this research is to analyse the effect of ethnic diversity management on poverty in developing countries. The literature review explained the relationship between ethnic diversity management and poverty on the one hand and provided a measure of ethnic diversity management on the other. Based on a sample of 62 developing countries, empirical analysis with two-stage least square (2SLS) estimator shows that ethnic diversity management affects poverty in developing countries. Effective management of ethnic diversity leads to social cohesion and improves the monetary and non-monetary well-being of households. However, ineffective management of ethnic diversity is a source of social exclusion and conflict, with perverse effects on the standard of living and living conditions of households
Substinuation of « sentinel » lymph nodes resection in surgery for breast cancer

Resection of “sentinel” lymph node (SLN) has been worked out to minimize complications of radical surgery for breast cancer (BC). It has been proven that SLN resection in patients with early stages of BC, in particular N0, allows to achieve results similar to those after a complete regional lymph node dissection. The article presents data obtained in randomized trials that allow using of preserving surgery on lymph efflux pathways in complex treatment for BC, experience of authors according to the data of National Cancer Institute.
New Approach of Transdermal Drug Delivery: Sonophoresis

The stratum corneum serves as a barrier that limits the penetration of substances to the skin. Application of ultrasound to the skin increases its permeability (sonophoresis) and enables the delivery of various substances through and into the skin. Various studies have been conducted on ultrasonic penetration in transdermal drug delivery, focusing on parameter optimization, delivery mechanism, transport pathways and delivery of multiple drugs. Cavitation effect is the main mechanism responsible for drug delivery. The studies on sonophoresis was discussed, including the latest trends, the delivery of drugs, the pathways and mechanisms of sonophoresis, and the outlook for future research.
Preeclampsia ; A Clinician ’ s Perspective

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Pharmaceutical salts.

Keyphrases D Pharmaceutical salts-general pharmacy, physicochemical properties, bioavailability, pharmaceutical properties, toxicology, review J:J Salts, pharmaceutical-general pharmacy, physicochemical properties, bioavailability, pharmaceutical properties, toxicology, review J:J Physicochemical properties-dissolution, solubility, stability, and organoleptic properties of pharmaceutical salts, review [] Bioavailability-formulation effects, absorption alteration and pharmacokinetics of pharmaceutical salts, review D Toxicology-pharmaceutical salts, review
Cannibalism and Brood-Rearing Efficiency in the Honeybee

SummaryDuring 34 continuous observations of hive entrances averaging 7 hours a day, 3% of brood disappeared from 5539 cells recorded. No brood or parts of brood could be found in the hive, and none were seen being carried out of it. It is therefore concluded that the brood that disappeared was eaten by the workers.Records of 6606 eggs and the individuals arising from them showed that the youngest brood was most likely, and the oldest least likely, to be eaten. There were significant differences between spring, summer and autumn. Brood survived to emergence of the adult at 75–80% in spring, 80–90% in summer, and 50–75% in autumn. Significantly more drone brood than worker brood was eaten. Similar survival rates were found (for worker and for drone brood) in queenright and queenless colonies in spring and summer, but in autumn, significantly more of both survived in queenless (75%) than in queenright (50–65%) colonies. Thus, by dequeening a colony in autumn, its efficiency in drone rearing could be raised t.
Teratogenic effect of maternal vitamin A consumption on the liver, limbs and other morphological parameters of the pups of wistar rats

Single doses of vitamin A administered at targeted gestation periods were observed to produce varying degrees of congenital malformations in the pups of rats. This study aims at evaluating the effect of high doses of vitamin A on the liver and gross structures of the pup of Wistar rats.20female rats were separated into 4 groups of 5 rats each. The rats were mated and given increasing doses of vitamin A-400,500and600mg/kg for groups B, C and D respectively for 14 days from day 1 of pregnancy while group A received only food and water after which the rats were allowed to litter. Physical examination was done on the pups using a magnifying hand lens on days 1,7and16 post- partum after which blood was collected. Serum analysis was done on blood samples to test for liver function enzymes AST, ALT and ALP and the livers were processed for histological studies. Results were computed using student T-test and reported as Mean ± Standard deviation at P<0.05. Histology of the liver showed no significant differences between groups B, C, D and the control, but results of the liver enzymes showed significant increase in serum ALP and AST which occurs in liver nephritis and is indicative of possible liver damage. Keywords : Vitamin A, Teratogen, Liver enzymes, Morphological, Anti-oxidant.
Sesquiterpene Lactones: More Than Protective Plant Compounds With High Toxicity

ABSTRACT Sesquiterpene lactones (STLs) constitute a large group of secondary metabolites that are widely distributed in several angiosperm plant families and a few bryophytes, including liverworts. These metabolites are particularly diversified in the family Asteraceae, in which more than 5,000 compounds have been reported so far. In addition to their pharmacological importance and potential therapeutic applications, most STLs display a wide range of protective activities in plants, including acting as anti-herbivory and antimicrobial substances or inhibiting growth of competing plants. These activities are mainly related to their characteristic α,β-unsaturated structural elements, which can participate in Michael-type additions with biological nucleophiles that contain sulfhydryl groups. Supporting the protective roles of STLs, they are mainly located in glandular trichomes of aerial parts because the highly nonspecific toxicity of such compounds necessitates compartmentalization to prevent autotoxicity. However, STLs have also been reported in other aerial and underground organs, where they are assumed to exhibit other biological activities. Recent studies have suggested that these metabolites not only display protective activities due to toxicity but also play key physiological roles in mediating rhizosphere communication among plants, soil microorganisms and plant parasites. STLs have been directly implicated in plant phototropism, resulting in differential growth of a plant organ due to auxin inhibition when accumulated in response to a light stimulus. This review therefore not only highlights the protective roles of STLs in producing plants but also explores the physiological roles of these metabolites, thus providing insights for new research approaches for understanding the roles of STLs in plants and their potential future applications.
LARVAL REARING BY WORKER HONEY BEES LACKING THEIR MANDIBULAR GLANDS: II. REARING BY LARGER NUMBERS OF WORKER BEES

Abstract Further experiments were done in an attempt to ascertain the significance of the mandibular glands of nurse bees in female caste differentiation. Groups of 200, 10-day-old nurse bees, with their mandibular glands removed, fed female larvae for 80 h in plastic queen cell cups in the laboratory. After this, each larva finished feeding in a 4-day-old queen cell containing "royal jelly"; final development occurred in an artificial pupation dish. Because four adults, classified as "queenlike intermediates," were reared it appears that (1) mandibular gland secretion is less important as a larval food than that of the hypopharyngeal glands, and (2) if a "queen determining substance" exists the mandibular glands are not its only source.
Cloning and sequence analysis of full-length cDNA encoding cyclophilin in Vernicia fordii

Cyclophilins are ubiquitously distributed in organisms,plant cyclophilins play an important roles in plant biology,stress response and anti-pathogen immunity.According to the part sequence of cyclophilin gene in seed EST library from Vernicia fordii,a fulllength cDNA encoding cyclophilin obtained with the method of RACE and RT-PCR.The length of Vernicia fordii cyclophilin is 681bp,contained a complete CDS of 519bp encoding 172 amino acids,named vf_cyp. The bioinformatics analysis indicated that the pI and MW of amino acids encoded by vf_cyp were predicted to be 8.68 and 18038.5Da respectively.The prediction result indicated membrane spaning domain and signal peptide were not exist in the protein,the secondary structure of the vf_cyp are β-sheet(36.05%) and Random coil(52.91%) primarily,the protein had one peptidyl-prolyl cis-trans isomerase binding domain,and containing the plant cyclophilins unique 7 amino acid insertion sequence KS/MGKPLH,the amino acid sequence of Vernicia fordii Cyclophilin showed similarities of 94%,94%,93% with those from Citrus sinensis,Citrus hybrid cultivar,Populus trichocarpa,respectively.
Effects of Encouraging Israeli Mothers to Co-observe "Sesame Street" with Their Five-Year-Olds.

SALOMON, GAVRIEL. Efects of Encouraging Israeli Mothers to Co-observe "Sesame Street" with Their Five-Year-Olds. CmHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1977, 48, 1146-1151. The study examined the effects on learning produced by encouraging Israeli mothers to co-observe "Sesame Street" with their 5-year-olds. 93 kindergarten children, about half lower and half middle class, were divided between mothers' encouraged and not encouraged conditions. Mothers' co-observation significantly affected the amount of time that lower-SES children watched the show, as well as their enjoyment of the program, producing in turn an effect on learning and significantly attenuating initial SES differences. Co-observation effects were not found in the middle-class group, except for field dependency performance where encouragement of mothers accentuated SES differences.
Feedback as a means of decreasing residential energy consumption.

When residential units are analyzed in human factor terms, it is apparent that the consumption level feedback (typically a bill, calculated once a month, over all appliances) is inadequate to give the resident useful information about his energy consuming actions. The present study tested the hypothesis that providing immediate feedback to homeowners concerning their daily rate of electric usage would be effective in reducing electric consumption. In the studied homes, central air-conditioning is the largest single source of electricity during the summer. Accordingly, it was possible to predict the household's expected electric consumption in terms of the average daily outdoor temperature. Predicted electric consumption was derived from a previous month's modeling period during which a regression line was fitted to predict consumption from average daily temperature, for each home. Feedback was expressed as a percentage of actual consumption over predicted consumption. Feedback was displayed to homeowners four times a week for approximately one month. The results confirmed the prediction. Before feedback began, the feedback and control groups were consuming electricity at approximately equal rates. During the feedback period, the feedback group used 10.5% less electricity. The effectiveness of the feedback procedure was explained in terms of its cueing, motivational, and commitment functions.
ICAR-NRC for Orchids-At a Glance

Keeping in view the export potential of orchids, based on recommendations of the Planning Commission, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) established a National Research Centre for Orchids during VIII th Five Year Plan at Pakyong (Sikkim) in October 1996 in a area of 22.19 acres of land. In October, 1997, the centre also took over the Darjeeling centre of CPRI, Shimla. Since establishment the Centre created infrastructures and facilities for basic and strategic research. With a mission of harnessing science and technology by interfacing research, extension activities for enhancing qualitative productivity, outstanding hybrids and diversified use of orchids, the Centre has mandate to provide single window solution for all aspect of orchids and act as pioneer institute for research and development and a leadership at national arena. The Centre marched ahead to deliver its functions.
The investigation of anti-inflammatory effect of tea oil and tea polyphenol

Objective To investigate the anti-inflammatory effects of tea oil and tea polyphenol in carrageenan-induced rat paw edema model.Methods Tea oil and different concentration of tea polyphenol was applied on the right swelling paw of rats induced by carrageenan.The swelling degree was compared in different groups.The level of prostaglandin E2 and malondialdehyde,and the activity of superioxide dismutase were measured.Results The swelling degree of rat paw was relieved by application of tea oil and tea polyphenol.Compared with negative control,tea oil,0.25% and 0.5% of tea polyphenol markedly inhibited the paw edema in the later stage of inflammation(P0.05 or P0.01). The effects of swelling-inhibition by 1% of tea polyphenol and halcinonnide were similar.Compared with glycerine-treated group,application of halcinonnide and different concentration of tea polyphenol significantly inhibited the synthesis of PGE2 in a dose-dependent manner(P0.01 or P0.05). The activity of SOD in tea oil,halcinonnide and 1% of tea polyphenol-treated group were significantly higher than those in negative control(P0.01 or P0.05);Compared with glycerine-treated group,the value of MDA was significantly lower in tea oil,halcinonnide and different concentration of tea polyphenol-treated group(P0.01 or P0.05). Conclusion The results indicated that tea oil and tea polyphenol could inhibit the inflammatory swelling and oxidative damage induced by carrageenan.
Binaural critical masking bands

Current understanding of the relation between monaural estimates of the critical bandwidth for masking and those obtained in binaural listening situations is poor. The present study was designed to improve this situation by obtaining estimates of critical bandwidth when the signal and masker were presented (1) monaurally, (2) binaurally with both signal and masker in phase at the ears, and (3) binaurally with masker in phase and signals 180° out of phase. Threshold estimates were obtained in a two‐interval forced‐choice paradigm as a function of masker bandwidth for signal frequencies of 500 and 2000 Hz for the three conditions mentioned above. Maskers were computer‐synthesized and had essentially infinite rejection slopes. For both signal frequencies, the derived critical bandwidth estimates for the monaural condition and the binaural in‐phase condition were equivalent. These values were 60%–70% of the critical bandwidth estimates obtained in the binaural condition with the masker in phase and the signal.