bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
HUBUNGAN PENGETAHUAN DAN SIKAP DENGAN KEPATUHAN DIET HIPERTENSI PADA LANSIA PENDERITA HIPERTENSI
Authors: Islani Gita Ulfa Yulia , Harun Oktoruddin , Barus Sada Ukur
Published: May 2024

Penyakit hipertensi merupakan salah satu penyakit yang sering dialami oleh lansia. Hipertensi adalah suatu keadaan dimana seseorang mengalami peningkatan tekanan darah diatas normal. Salah satu faktor yang menyebabkan terjadinya penyakit hipertensi pada lansia yaitu dari pola hidup diantaranya tidak menjalankan diet hipertensi dengan baik. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui hubungan pengetahuan dan sikap dengan kepatuhan diet hipertensi pada lansia penderita hipertensi di wilayah kerja Puskesmas Cibogo Kabupaten Subang tahun 2019. Jenis penelitian ini menggunakan metode survei analitik dengan pendekatan cross sectional. Populasi dalam penelitian ini sebanyak 135 dengan menggunakan teknik Accidental Sampling dan diperoleh 57 sampel. Teknik analisa data menggunakan teknik analisa univariat dan bivariate chi square. Hasil penelitian menunjukan hampir dari setengahnya responden berpengetahuan kurang sebesar 35,1%, setengah dari responden bersikap negatif 50,9%, dan sebagian besar dari responden pada kategori tidak patuh 52,6%. Hasil perhitungan pengetahuan dengan kepatuhan diet hipertensi memiliki nilai p (0,045) dilihat dari nilai p = 0,045 ≤ 0,05 artinya ada hubungan pengetahuan dengan kepatuhan diet hipertensi pada lansia penderita hipertensi, dan untuk sikap dengan kepatuhan diet hipertensi memiliki nilai p (0,025) dilihat dari nilai p 0,025 ≤ 0,05 artinya ada hubungan sikap dengan kepatuhan diet hipertensi pada lansia penderita hipertensi di wilayah kerja puskesmas Cibogo. Hasil penelitian ini bisa dijadikan informasi yang signifikan baik dalam membantu untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan lansia tentang faktor yang berhubungan dengan kepatuhan diet hipertensi, dan diharapkan bagi petugas kesehatan berupaya menyeleasaikan masalah kesehatan terutama pada lansia yang menderita penyakit hipertensi agar bisa menjalankan diet hipertensi dengan baik salah satunya dengan metode penyuluhan.
Kata Kunci : pengetahuan, sikap, kepatuhan, diet hipertensi, lansia
U.S. Presidents and their Geological Thinking
Authors: Merriam Dan
Published: May 2024

A number of United States presidents had some experience in geological thought and investigations and keen interests in the environment. The first U.S. president, George Washington, was a land surveyor. Thomas Jefferson, the 3rd U.S. president, was a keen supporter of science and maintained an interest in paleontology, and played a key role in the development of American paleontology. Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th U.S. president, was a strong supporter of the national park service and was an influential naturalist. Herbert Hoover, the 31st U.S. president, was a Stanford University graduate with a degree in geology and mining – a true geologist/U.S. President. Hoover worked in the mining industry in the western United States, Australia, and China before moving into politics. Hoover lectured on mining at both Columbia and Stanford Universities and his lectures were published in 1909 as Principles of Mining. In 1912, Hoover, with his wife Lou Henry, translated Agricola‟s De Re Metallica from Latin into English.
Ảnh hưởng của tín dụng thương mại đến sự điều chỉnh cấu trúc vốn: Một phân tích Bayes cho các doanh nghiệp niêm yết tại Việt Nam
Authors: Nguyễn Văn Điệp
Published: May 2024

Bài viết này xem xét tác động của tín dụng thương mại (TDTM) đến tốc độ điều chỉnh (SOA) cấu trúc vốn (CTV) theo hướng đòn bẩy mục tiêu của các doanh nghiệp Việt Nam. Tác giả đo lường TDTM bằng tỷ lệ các khoản phải trả trên tổng tài sản. Sử dụng dữ liệu của các công ty phi tài chính niêm yết công khai giai đoạn 2010–2021 với mô hình hồi quy Bayes, bài viết cho thấy TDTM đã đẩy nhanh quá trình điều chỉnh CTV. Các tác động bất đối xứng của TDTM đến SOA CTV đối với các công ty có đòn bẩy trên và dưới mục tiêu cũng được chứng minh. Cụ thể, TDTM cũng thúc đẩy SOA CTV nhanh hơn đối với các doanh nghiệp có đòn bẩy trên mục tiêu. Bên cạnh đó, kết quả của bài viết ngụ ý rằng, các công ty ở Việt Nam sử dụng TDTM để tiết kiệm dòng tiền và khôi phục tỷ lệ nợ về mức mục tiêu.
Các yếu tố tác động đến mô hình phát triển du lịch cộng đồng tại Việt Nam
Authors: Vũ Nguyễn Tấn Trung  , Đặng Thành Thức
Published: May 2024

Bài nghiên cứu phân tích các yếu tố tác động đến mô hình du lịch cộng đồng (DLCĐ) tại Việt Nam với 250 doanh nghiệp đã được khảo sát. Phương pháp hồi quy tuyến tính đã được sử dụng để thực hiện nghiên cứu này. Kết quả cho thấy các yếu tố: Giá trị, niềm tin, hành vi; Văn hóa, xã hội, kinh tế, môi trường; Các yếu tố phát triển bền vững có ảnh hưởng tích cực và đáng kể đến DLCĐ. Ngược lại, các yếu tố công đồng địa phương, doanh nghiệp DLCĐ, du khách DLCĐ chưa đóng một vai trò quan trọng trong DLCĐ. Đồng thời, bài viết đề xuất các giải pháp để cải thiện mô hình DLCĐ tại Việt Nam hiện nay, đó là sự kết hợp giữa các mối quan hệ hài hòa như: cộng đồng, xã hội, kinh tế, môi trường dựa trên giá trị, niềm tin, hành vi; và đem lại lợi ích kinh tế bền vững cho xã hội. Từ đó, nghiên cứu góp phần vào sự phát triển của loại hình DLCĐ, cũng như ngành du lịch Việt Nam.
Nurse Faculty Experience with Research at a Polytechnic: A Qualitative Study
Authors: Ha Chau , Press Madeline
Published: May 2024

There is increasing pressure to engage in research within the polytechnic and college sector, which is a role not historical to the setting (Roberts & Glod, 2013). There is little literature that applies to polytechnic and college faculty as it pertains to engaging in research. The purpose of this qualitative study was to understand the lived experiences of nurse faculty at a polytechnic, and the barriers and facilitating factors they experienced as they engaged in a large research project. Seven faculty members participated in total. Five of the seven faculty members participated in two different focus groups, and the remaining two faculty members participated in individual interviews. Faculty were recruited from those who had recently participated in a large, collaborative research project at the institution. The participants experienced being a learner, being part of a community of practice, experiencing frustration, and needing more support in their ability to complete the research project. These fndings are supported by the literature related to university faculty engaging in research. Recommendations for facilitating faculty’s engagement in research include providing access to a variety of library databases, professional development opportunities, and institutional supports.
An investigation into the experience of advertising students in seeking and working in internships
Authors: Flint Colin , Agarwal Juhi
Published: May 2024

Internships are an essential part of the work experience for many students. This study asked advertising students in Humber College’s Bachelor of Creative Advertising program what their expectations of their internships were before they started them in January 2016, and afterwards what the experience was like. Most had a positive experience. They particularly valued having real work experience and a supportive environment. These aspects were rated as more important than formal training at their placement. Improvements could be made by providing more mentorship for interns and by paying students. Mentorship in particular was valued by students, but many didn’t receive it.
The Common Microcredentials Framework for MOOCs and Short Learning Programmes
Authors: Antonaci Alessandra , Henderikx Piet , Ubachs George
Published: May 2024

In today’s society, both employees and job seekers have to keep their knowledge and skills up to date, without investing too much time in doing so. The traditional offer of European higher education institutions does not meet this need, as continuing education programs are not flexibly organised, and most people cannot invest years in a bachelor’s or master’s degree. As a consequence, to meet these learners’ needs, universities are required to provide more compact qualifications. Online micro-credentials and short learning programmes are formats that respond to this need. After defining both the terms microcredentials and short learning programmes, this paper introduces a framework developed within the European MOOCs Consortium: the Common Microcredentials Framework- CMF, whose final aim is, from one side of facilitating the development of these types of programmes among traditional institutions and MOOC providers, and, from the other side, their recognition among European higher education institutions.
Call for Papers: Beyond COVID
Authors: Journal of Innovation in Polytechnic Education JIPE
Published: May 2024

How must we move forward? The COVID-19 pandemic is a multidimensional crisis that has brought to the surface deeply-embedded challenges in industry, academia, and the socio-political realm. To move beyond COVID is to recognize the complexity, depth and interdisciplinarity of solutions that will improve social, political, scientific and technological outcomes globally. Expressions of interest are invited for a Special Issue of the Journal of Innovation in Polytechnic Education exploring the topic of “Beyond COVID.” Authors are invited to submit a 250 to 500 word expression of interest, describing a paper they would like to contribute to the Special Issue. Proposed contributions could take the form of empirical papers, review papers, brief reports, or case studies.  See the PDF for all details.
Pivoting Culinary Arts Education During COVID-19 Part One
Authors: Woodhouse Adrian , Ellwood Steve
Published: May 2024

As culinary educators, we have a long history of teaching our craft within a hands-on master apprentice learning environment . Since the dark ages, it has been typical for the trainee chef to physically stands by the side of their master and be guided in the development of their technical and cognitive skills. However, through the onset of Covid 19 in early 2020, the traditional ‘hands-on’ master-apprentice mode of learning was disrupted by lockdown and the inevitable of distance learning. In response to this, disruption The Food Design Institute at Otago Polytechnic, New Zealand quickly pivoted its mode of curriculum delivery from on-campus face to face learning to on-line distance learning.
As part of the development process of repivoting their course, the culinary lecturing team engaged with distance education literature to inform their teaching and learning decision-making processes. The intent of this literature review was to inform the teaching team of known strategies for effective distance learning and provide the best learning experience for their learners.
This paper discusses the finding of this literature review and produces several strategies and considerations for vocational educators who wish to produce curricula and learning experiences of the same caliber as traditional on-campus programs. With corona virus remaining a critical factor within our immediate futures, developing strategies for delivering educational programs via distance are not only practical to develop but also necessary if we are to keep abreast of our learner’s educational, social and individual needs.
Study on Skills Gap Beyond COVID
Authors: Michel Barath Roy , Lokre Piyusha , Subramanian Aarthi Rajam , Kannan Manivannan , Molfino Alvarado Gianfranco
Published: May 2024

Keeping up with the pace of technological advancement is a challenge for companies of all shapes and sizes. It is increasingly crucial to reskill and upskill in the changing era of innovation, especially post-pandemic (Beyond Covid), and acquiring soft skills is imperative for success in the digital era. The importance of soft skills, like teamwork, communication skills, problem-solving, and critical thinking, is a growing demand, heightened especially during the pandemic while working remotely. Upskilling ensures employees’ skillsets won’t become obsolete. As you reskill your employees, you create a more well-rounded, cross-trained workforce, and increase your team’s effectiveness. (itagroup.com, n.d.)
According to the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, the equivalent of 255 million full-time jobs have been lost due to the pandemic, and 1.6 billion informal economy workers lacking a social safety net have been significantly affected. The recovery will be slow; global economic growth is expected to return to pre-pandemic levels only by 2022 or 2023.
The pandemic has dramatically accelerated the need for new skills in the workforce, with social and emotional skills high in demand. The proportion of companies addressing empathy and interpersonal skills doubled in 2020, according to our newest McKinsey Global Survey on reskilling. (McKinsey, 2021)
Reimagining the Purpose of Vocational Education and Training: Perspectives of Bhutanese TVET practitioners on online teaching and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic
Authors: Tshewang Sangay , Sarki Prakesh , Wangmo Sonam
Published: May 2024

Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4, which emphasises inclusive and equitable quality education and promotes lifelong learning opportunities for all was achieved by online teaching even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, online education helped reduce the cost of education, making it more accessible to individuals who might not be able to afford traditional brick-and-mortar schools. So the study was conducted in the midst of online teaching during the pandemic to assess the perceptions of the TVET practitioners and the students.
The aim of this study was to conduct an online survey to learn more about how teachers and students perceived and experienced online classrooms. In response to the present pandemic situation, the general educational system also modified itself to include the delivery of classes via online means. Thus, this survey describes Technical Training Institute teachers’ and students’ perceptions and concerns with regard to taking online classes that have been made mandatory in the wake of COVID-19.
The sample consisted of 10 trainers and 119 trainees from Technical Training Institute Samthang in Wangdue Phodrang. An online survey method (google forms) was used for data collection. The findings show that little more than 27% believed online teaching is effective. It is also reported that the negative aspect of online teaching is attributed to the low level of knowledge transfer (38%), less structured than classroom teaching (53%), challenging to clarify doubt (53%), and teacher designing teaching learning materials were not interesting with 78%. Overwhelming, 76% of the participants believed that the technical issue majorly disrupts the flow and pace of online teaching.
Notably, most participants (69%) thought online education saved time. The study also brought up major challenges with the validity of the assessment system during online education.
Breaking Binaries The Brookfield Sustainability Institute: Positioning Polytechnics As A Thought Leadership Strategic Bureau
Authors: Ross Cory , Callahan-Nasser Isabelle , Ferrara Luigi
Published: May 2024

Throughout the years there has always been a tension between the classification of Colleges with respect to Universities. In the Ontario College system there is an added complexity with a number of Colleges being named Polytechnic Institutions. At George Brown College we have created a thought leadership agency that is called the Brookfield Sustainability Institute. It is a place where global thinking and research is being applied to help solve climate change and build sustainable communities for the future.
Building An Interprofessional Practice Approach In a Polytechnic Institution Beginning With Health-Care Education and Embracing The Concept As An Operational Leadership Imperative
Authors: Ross Cory
Published: May 2024

Polytechnic educational institutions have led the way in providing innovative and dynamic programming to students that meet industry needs. They serve as leaders of collaboration and agents of change not only in their respective programs but also in the way they conduct themselves as responsible businesses. This essay chronicles a series of decisions and events that have allowed one polytechnic higher education institution to adapt to changing times and embrace a new model of budget planning for the future. The ability for the polytechnic to change and move forward is truly remarkable. George Brown College has been able to incorporate crucial new ways of designing and creating budgets that assist the college workforce to feel connected and determined to effect its mission.
Green nano-coated carbon electrodes for detecting furosemide drug
Authors: Mohammed Dhafer Jassim , Khaleel Ali Ibraheem , Al-Samarrai Shatha Y.
Published: May 2024

In this study, new coated carbon electrodes were created and utilized to estimate the furosemide (FUR) drug. Ion-pair preparation for the electrode construction involved a reaction of furosemide drug with silver nanoparticles (Ag-NPs) made from pomegranate peel extract, plasticizers that use dibutyl phthalate (DBP) without the use of any organic precipitant. Several techniques (AFM, XRD, FTIR, SEM) were used to characterize the characteristics. This electrode shows excellent sensitivity to furosemide (FUR) with a linear range of 10-6 -10-1 M and a correlation coefficient of 0.9798. The electrode has a lifetime of 45 days, ideal temperatures of 20-45 ºC, an optimum pH range of 3-6, a slope of 61.286 mv/decade, and a detection limit of 3.62×10-8 M. The AFM was measured, the total height was 2.53 nm, and the shape was spherical or semi-spherical. The average crystal size measured by XRD was 43.52, 47, and 55.03 nm with an average size of 14.25067 nm; the particles were spherical or semi-spherical in shape, as seen using the SEM. The identification of functional aggregates was conducted by measuring them using FTIR. In conclusion, this method could be an efficient tool for determining the drug in pharmaceutical formulations.
Kolofon P22
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe
Published: May 2024

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Kolofon S9
Authors: Rosendal Nielsen Thomas
Published: May 2024

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Louise Ejgod Hansen, Annelis Kuhlmann, Thomas Rosendal Nielsen
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Published: May 2024

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Costume and Sustainability
Authors: Pantouvaki Sofia , Fossheim Ingvill , Suurla Susanna
Published: May 2024

What can we learn from past traditions and what sustainability practices are currently employed in the field of costume? Moving towards a more ecological costume creation, there is an increasing need to address the responsibility of the costume practitioners through the lifecycle of costume from design to production. This article provides an overview of current sustainable costume practices and suggests that it is timely to rethink costume praxis from an ecologically responsible perspective. The article addresses the necessity of embedding ecological equity into all aspects of costume creation and proposes that a resilient ecosystem of costume practice can be envisioned within professional institutions, as well as the individual costume designer.
Over tærsklen
Authors: Jarl Stig
Published: May 2024

Kim Skjoldager-Nielsen – 22.4.1971-6.1.2022.
Encounters, Relations, Popular Culture and Representation
Authors: Gade Solveig
Published: May 2024

Interview with Bering by Gade. In this conversation, Gade draws a portrait of FIX&FOXY’s practices, and identifies some fundamental themes in contemporary theatre.
Kolofon SI
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe
Published: May 2024

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Reading guide for Peripeti #38
Authors: Editorial board
Published: May 2024

This issue consists of research articles as well as essays, interviews, and artistic contributions.Peer reviewed articles are marked with an *.
Kolofon
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe
Published: May 2024

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Erik Exe Christoffersen (ansv.), Jens Christian Lauenstein Led og Mads Thygesen
 
Korrektur: Karin Jacobsen, Lisbeth Overgaard Nielsen, Thomas Rosendahl og Magnus Tessing Schneider
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»Nærvær« in absentia
Authors: Jones Amelia , Daugaard Solveig
Published: May 2024

Focusing specifically on body art, art historian Amelia Jones questions the »ontology of presence« which informs much performance art and theory. Jones claims that a differentiated reception must involve the immediate performance experience as well as different forms of documentation and historical contextualisation.
Hvordan man taler med de døde
Authors: Simonsen Karen-Margrethe
Published: May 2024

Karen-Margrethe Simonsen leverer i »Hvordan man taler med de døde« en diskussion af oversættelsesproblematikker i anledning af Otte Steen Dues nyoversættelse af Sofokles’ tragedie Antigone(1995).
Kolofon P11
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe
Published: May 2024

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Erik Exe Christoffersen, Falk Heinrich, Thomas Rosendal Nielsen, Lone Koefoed Hansen.
 
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Erik Exe Christoffersen (ansv.), Janicke Branth, Falk Heinrich, Mads Thygesen, Thomas Rosendal Nielsen, Birgitte Hesselaa, Laura Schultz, Solveig Gade, Michael Eigtved, Jens Christian Lauenstein Led, Thomas David Kragebæk, Louise Ejgod Hansen og Malene Rostgaard Chrestensen.
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Tryk: Werks Offset
Oplag: 500
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Kolofon P12
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe
Published: May 2024

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Erik Exe Christoffersen (ansv.), Janicke Branth, Falk Heinrich, Mads Thygesen, Thomas Rosendal Nielsen, Birgitte Hesselaa, Laura Schultz, Solveig Gade, Michael Eigtved, Jens Christian Lauenstein Led, Thomas David Kragebæk, Louise Ejgod Hansen, Kjersti Hustvedt og Malene Rostgaard Chrestensen.
 
Layout: Christian Brink Christensen, Thomas David Kragebæk og Mads Thygesen Omslag: 69 - en teaterkoncert (Foto: Anders Hjerming, Holbæk Teater, 2008)
Tryk: WERKs Grafiske Hus as
Oplag: 500
ISSN: 1604-0325
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Psychiatric Disorders in Elite Athletes
Authors: Rungstrøm Katja , Frisk Cathrine Hartung , Hulgaard Ditte Roth , Lichtenstein Mia Beck
Published: May 2024

Previous literature has described the importance of increased knowledge about the mental health of elite athletes. This systematic literature review aimed to investigate clinically diagnosed psychiatric disorders in elite athletes, including possible connections between being an elite athlete and psychiatric disorders. The databases EMBASE, MEDLINE, SPORTDiscus and Psychinfo have been systematically searched from January 1975 to December 2022. Two authors have conducted title-, abstract- and full-text screening as well as quality assessment independently. The search identified 12,490 records up until December 2022. After a removal of duplicates and double screening, 11 studies consisting of 4,492 elite athletes were included. The mean age of the included athletes was 18.6 years, and most studies included were Scandinavian. Most studies investigated multiple types of sport simultaneously. Findings revealed that eating disorder was the most studied psychiatric disorder in this population, while depression and anxiety were more sparsely investigated. Furthermore, female athletes had a higher occurrence of both eating disorders, depression, and anxiety than male athletes. Additional studies based on diagnostic interviews need to be conducted to investigate possible associations between elite athletes and psychiatric disorders.
Metaphorical image “star” and its varied conceptual interpretation (based on the material of the Russian and French languages)
Authors: Todosienko Zarrina  Vladislavovna , Bryleva Roza Filaritovna , Vorob'yova Ol'ga Vladimirovna
Published: May 2024

The article is devoted to the study of the metaphorical image of a star in Russian and French language pictures of the world. The material for the study was Russian and French fiction, as well as religious texts, in order to identify its various conceptual interpretations. Using the analysis of sources from both cultures, the differences and similarities in the semantics of this metaphorical image are compared and analyzed. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the fact that during the comparative analysis it was discovered that the metaphorical image of a star in different texts is transformed through various concepts (the sphere of physiological state, religious, existential, animate spheres). Such a comparison allows us to more deeply understand the specifics of the formation of metaphorical transference in general in different cultures. The purpose of this study is to study the manifestation and behavior of the metaphorical image of a star in texts of various origins within the framework of a cultural context in the Russian and French languages. The relevance of this work lies in the fact that the study of the rich metaphorical image of a star is significant for understanding cultural, literary and ethnic aspects. This study examines in detail the metaphorical image of "star" and its conceptual interpretation in various cultural contexts. During the analysis, comparative research, corpus analysis method, continuous sampling method, and cognitive analysis are used. Particular attention is paid to the method of comparative study of metaphorical transfers of the image “star” in the Russian and French languages. The research methodology is based on the theory of conceptual metaphor and on the analysis of texts of various origins: religious texts of Orthodox akathists, canons, texts of Russian and French fiction.
Effectiveness of Peripheral Nerve Block in Terms of Search for a Standardized Treatment Protocol in Diabetic Foot Patients Using Anticoagulants: A Double-Center Study
Authors: Ozkan Derya , Arslan M. Tugba , Eskin Mehmet Burak , Sipahioglu Fatma Ozkan , Ermis Yasemin , Ozkan Gokhan , Yilmaz Ibrahim , Nalbant Burak , Yuksel Sinan , Yilmaz Kerim Bora
Published: May 2024

Background: Lower-extremity amputation for a diabetic foot is mainly performed under general or central neuraxial anesthesia. Ultrasound-guided peripheral nerve block (PNB) can be a good alternative, especially for patients who require continuous anticoagulation treatment and patients with additional comorbidities. We evaluated bleeding due to PNB application in patients with diabetic foot receiving antiplatelet or anticoagulant therapy. Perioperative morbidity and mortality and the need for intensive care hospitalization were analyzed.

Methods: This study included 105 patients with diabetic foot or debridement who underwent distal foot amputation or debridement between February and October 2020. Popliteal nerve block (17 mL of 5% bupivacaine and 3 mL of saline) and saphenous nerve block (5 mL of 2% lidocaine) were applied to the patients. Postoperative pain scores (at 4, 8, 12, and 24 hours) and complications due to PNB were evaluated. Intensive care admission and 1-month mortality were recorded.

Results: The most common diseases accompanying diabetes were hypertension and peripheral artery disease. No complications due to PNB were observed. Mean ± SD postoperative first analgesic need was determined to be 14.1 ± 4.1 hours. Except for one patient, this group was followed up without the need for postoperative intensive care. In 16 patients, bleeding occurred as leakage from the surgical area, and it was stopped with repeated pressure dressing. Mean ± SD patient satisfaction score was 8.36 ± 1.59. Perioperative mortality was not observed.

Conclusions: Ultrasound-guided PNB can be an effective and safe anesthetic technique for diabetic patients undergoing distal foot amputation, especially those receiving antiplatelet or anticoagulant therapy and considered high risk.
Rate and Location of Reulceration and Reamputation After Partial First-Ray Amputation versus Hallux Amputation in Diabetic and Nondiabetic Populations
Authors: Hughes Hannah J. , Hurst Michael J. , Burns Patrick R.
Published: May 2024

Background: We sought to determine the rates of reulceration and reamputation in individuals who underwent partial first-ray amputations versus hallux amputations in diabetic and nondiabetic populations.

Methods: Eighty-four amputations were reviewed in a retrospective fashion. A retrospective medical record review was performed to determine patients who underwent a hallux amputation, both partial and complete, and patients who underwent a partial first-ray amputation. Only patients from 2007 to 2019 were reviewed. The reulceration rate of hallux amputations was 61% compared with a partial first-ray amputation reulceration rate of 74%.

Results: The reamputation rate of hallux amputation versus partial first-ray amputation was 43% versus 51%. At final follow-up, it was statistically significant that patients who underwent hallux amputation were more likely to be healed than those who underwent partial first-ray amputation, regardless of reulceration or reamputation. In addition, patients who underwent hallux amputation went on to digital amputation, and those who underwent partial first-ray amputation went on to transmetatarsal amputation.

Conclusions: Comparing partial first-ray amputation to hallux amputation, hallux amputation patients are more prone to subsequent digital ulceration. Patients who initially undergo hallux amputation have variable subsequent amputations, often digital. Reulceration primarily occurs at the incision site for partial first-ray amputations, with a higher likelihood of subsequent transmetatarsal amputation. Patients with a medical history of diabetes and staged procedures are more likely to receive partial first-ray amputations. However, hallux amputation patients have a lower risk of reulceration and reamputation, regardless of subsequent events. These findings underscore the importance of discussing risks and preventive measures with patients undergoing such amputations, emphasizing postoperative examinations for specific areas of concern. Hallux amputation appears to offer greater protection against reulceration and reamputation for both diabetic and nondiabetic populations.
Effects of a Training Course for Andalusian Podiatrists on Antibiotic Management in Ingrown Toenail Infections: A Pilot Study
Authors: Cordoba Antonio , González-Llanos José , Castro-Mendez Aurora
Published: May 2024

Background: The use of antibiotics (ABs) for the prevention and management of infections has been widespread for decades and, at this time, AB resistance is a global health crisis. The available evidence highlights the need to reduce the prophylactic and therapeutic use of ABs to avoid associated risks.

Methods: A preliminary study with a total sample of 56 Andalusian (Spain) podiatrists was surveyed. The purpose of this study was to identify whether there were changes in prescription habits from a situation before a subsequent training course on AB indications for the management of infections associated with ingrown toenails. An ad hoc questionnaire of 15 items related to therapeutic and prophylactic prescriptions of ABs was developed for this purpose, and the evaluation was carried out before and after the training course.

Results: The responses obtained before and after training were compared. The training activity led to improvements in the prescription habits of the participants, producing significant changes in the prescription pattern of the professionals in 10 of the 15 items.

Conclusions: The results of this preliminary study show that the podiatrists surveyed improved the rational use of systemic AB therapy in ingrown toenails infections.
Minocycline-Induced Black Bone Disease in Foot and Ankle Surgery: A Case Report
Authors: Rashid Arij M. , Cheung Timothy P. , Paracha Rumzah , Vitale Glenn C. , Vyce Steven D.
Published: May 2024

Background: Bone and periarticular tissue discoloration can be an unexpected finding that is often disconcerting for surgeons and may alter surgical plans and overall patient management. Common causes of bone discoloration include infection, avascular necrosis, and bone inflammation. Minocycline-induced black bone disease is a rare and relatively benign abnormality encountered in foot and ankle surgery that can cause significant black, blue, and gray discoloration of bone.

Methods: Unanticipated intraoperative findings of diffuse black, blue, and gray bone discoloration during an elective forefoot operation raised concern for a metabolically malignant process and prompted the conversion of plans for a first metatarsophalangeal joint implant arthroplasty to a Keller arthroplasty. The plan for proximal interphalangeal joint arthroplasties of the lesser digits were continued as planned. Bone specimens were sent for pathologic analysis.

Results: Postoperative analysis identified chronic use of a minocycline for acne vulgaris. Pathologic analysis of the specimens ruled out malignant processes. Altogether, the data available led to the diagnosis of minocycline-induced black bone disease. Since the last follow-up, the patient has healed well without complications.

Conclusions: Our case report underscores the importance of including the chronic use of tetracyclines in medical history intake during preoperative visits to assist the surgeon in intraoperative decision-making.
Sibhekinkosi Anna Nkomo
Authors: Kimmie Aaliya
Published: May 2024

Foundation Phase teachers need a wide, updated knowledge of children’s literature and other texts to ignite learners’ love for reading. Research shows that not much is being done to expand teachers’ knowledge and expose them to a variety of children’s literature. Thus, guided by a social semiotic theory, four popular fairy tales were selected for analysis. The qualitative content analysis focused on how mothers are portrayed in fairy tales, as mothers are considered the child’s primary caregivers in many contexts. The findings of the study show that there is a dichotomous representation of mothers, where on the one hand, they can be seen as nurturing and loving and on the other hand, they can be seen as wicked and cruel. The implications of the findings suggest that it is important for teachers to be aware of what learners are reading so that they can advise and recommend relevant books. It is recommended that parents and teachers make thoughtful decisions about the kinds of texts they offer to young children. Children’s literature authors need to be mindful of the messages they convey through texts and visuals as research suggests that repetitive stereotypical messages nurture lasting impressions on children.
Cytoneme-mediated intercellular signaling in keratinocytes essential for epidermal remodeling
Authors: Wang Yi , He Qingan , Has Oliver , Forouzesh Kiarash , Eom Dae Seok
Published: May 2024

The skin, the largest organ, functions as a primary defense mechanism. Epidermal stem cells supply undifferentiated keratinocytes that differentiate as they migrate toward the outermost skin layer. Although such a replenishment process is disrupted in various human skin diseases, its underlying mechanisms remain elusive. With high-resolution live imaging and in vivo manipulations, we revealed that Notch signaling between keratinocytes is mediated by signaling filopodia called cytonemes and is essential for proper keratinocyte differentiation and proliferation. Inhibiting keratinocyte cytonemes reduced Notch expression within undifferentiated keratinocytes, leading to abnormal differentiation and hyperproliferation, resembling human skin disease phenotypes. Overproduction of Interleukin (IL)-17 signal, associated with skin diseases like psoriasis , induces psoriatic phenotypes via cytonemes in zebrafish. Our study suggests that intercellular signaling between keratinocytes through cytonemes is critical for epidermal maintenance, and its misregulation could be an origin of human skin diseases.
Thematic structure of the translated rhetorical questions in the Quranic text into English
Authors: Najjar Ibrahim
Published: May 2024

Translating rhetorical questions from one language into another requires the translator’s attention, since rhetorical questions are interrogative in form yet do not expect answers but rather are used to deliver rhetorical functions such as assertion, negation, exclamation and showing abundance. Further, the sustenance of the thematic structure of rhetorical questions is important to maintain their functions. As such, the present study analysed the thematic structure (theme-rheme) of the Quranic rhetorical questions translated into English by Arberry (1996) to determine whether the functions of such questions are reflected accurately. To achieve this purpose, the study employed Halliday’s (1994) textual metafunction. The analysis revealed that the translator made some differences and changes in the thematic structure of the target text, mainly playing on the theme of the rhetorical questions of the source text. The rheme also shows some changes and differences, especially the grammatical categories. Accordingly, the functions of the Quranic rhetorical questions were not accurately reflected.
Phytotoxicity and Residual Effect of Some Herbicides on three Egyptian Rice Cultivars (Oryza sativa L.)
Authors: Abd El-Naby, S. S. M. . , El-Ghandor A. M. A. , Marzoka E. A. Abo , Soliman H. M.
Published: May 2024

The current study was carried out at the experimental farm of Rice Research Department, Sakha Agricultural Research Station and Central Agricultural Pesticide Laboratory, ARC, Egypt during the summer season of 2021 and 2022 to study the sensitivity of three Egyptian rice cultivars against four common herbicides and its effect on physiological and agronomic characteristics of rice as well as herbicide residues in rice seeds. The field study was laid out in split plot design with three replications. Three rice cultivars (Giza 177, Giza 179 and Sakha 108) were randomly distributed in main plots, while weed control treatments included four herbicides at recommended doses (penoxsulam 2.5% OD, bispyribac-sodium 2% SL, cyhalofop-butyl 10% EC and fenoxaprop-p-ethyl 7.5% EW) as compared to hand weeding were devoted in sub plots. The obtained results revealed that Sakha 108 as Japonica rice cultivar was resistant against tested herbicides and recorded the highest values of rice dry weight, chlorophyll content, number of panicles m-2, panicle weight and grain yield, while scored the lowest values of total phenols. On the other hand, Giza 177 as short duration Japonica rice cultivar showed the higher sensitivity against tested herbicides and achieved the lowest values of abovementioned agronomic traits and chlorophyll content. Cyhalofop-butyl as ACCase herbicide was safer on studied rice cultivars and recorded the highest values of studied agronomic characteristics for rice as well as chlorophyll content, while recorded the lowest values of total phenols during the study. On the other hand, bispyribac-sodium 2% SL resulted in more toxic effect for rice cultivars and recorded the lowest values of studied agronomic traits for rice. fenoxaprop-p-ethyl 7.5% EW achieved the lowest chlorophyll content and highest values of total phenols during the study. Giza 179 as Indica-Japonica rice cultivar appeared high sensitivity when sprayed with bispyribac-sodium and fenoxaprop-ethyl but made recovery after 12 days from herbicidal application and recorded the highest chlorophyll content, dry weight, panicles m-2 and grain yield with no significant differences between Sakha 108 rice cultivar during the study. In respect of herbicide residues in rice seeds, all tested herbicides didn’t have residues in rice seeds at 100 days after treatment. It means that tested herbicides didn’t have any residues in rice seeds.
Battery Powered Agricultural Sprayers: A Review
Authors: Chandraker Akhilesh , Victor V. M. , Jogdand S. V. , Khalkho D.
Published: May 2024

Agricultural technology is undergoing rapid change, with continuous improvements in farm machinery, buildings, and production facilities. The quest for cheaper and enhanced energy sources is essential for the efficient and seamless operation of these facilities. Day to day depleting reserves of fossil fuels has motivated researchers to work on alternate source of energy. A battery has been proved a good alternative to fossil fuels for the operation of moving objects. A battery-powered agricultural sprayer, driven by a DC pump running on electricity stored in a battery, offers numerous advantages. Their operation is more cost-effective due to lower maintenance costs and has a lesser environmental impact compared to pumps powered by internal combustion engines (ICE). Additionally, they produce less vibration than petrol sprayers. With such sprayers, farmers can conduct spraying operations themselves, thus enhancing efficiency without needing additional labor. Several researchers carried out work on battery powered sprayers, in the different locations of the world. Different types of sprayers have been modified and successfully and efficiently operated on electricity generated in batteries. The review cover both solar power charged batteries and domestic electricity charged batteries. Research findings also indicated the reduction in drudgery of human labours involved in the spraying operation. These sprayers are an excellent means to cover large areas quickly and effortlessly. In summary, this innovative solution addresses the challenges of manual labor while promoting efficient, precise and sustainable agricultural practices.