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PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION ESTABLISHMENT AS A SYSTEM INSTITUTION FOR THE FORMATION OF HEALTH CARE COMPETENCES OF A CHILD
Authors: Denisyak Julia 
Published: March 2023

The article analyzes and substantiates the essence and role of the preschool education institution as the first systematic educational institution where the process of forming the health-preserving competence of a preschool child takes place. The difficult circumstances in life of the Ukrainian state nowadays (i.e. a long lockdown and a war) proved the importance and necessity of the functioning of kindergartens as the first systematic, methodically grounded and highly capable institution where the formation of a preschool child takes place. In such circumstances, it is necessary to focus attention on the child's development, as one of those factors that make it possible to abstract and relieve oneself in the extremely difficult conditions of wartime, active hostilities, life's uncertainty, fear and hopelessness. We see the development of a preschool child as important in such aspects as: development of the ability to adapt to certain adverse circumstances; to adapt to new living conditions; communicate with new people of different ages; develop creative abilities and form new creative skills; use all available opportunities, means and factors to create an atmosphere of peace, relaxation, rest or creative tension, etc. In the article, we prove that pedagogical facilitation is important for the integral formation of a child's healthpreserving competence in a preschool education establishment. Teaching the future teachers the basics of "happiness pedagogy" and the methods of forming the child's health-preserving competence in a preschool education establishment is a component of their professional competence and suitability. Modern educational programs for training teachers to work with preschool children should contain means and methods for developing these competencies of teachers.
Keywords: health care competence, child, preschool, development, teacher, pedagogical facilitation, preschool education establishment.
THE ROLE OF A FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMANITARIAN CULTURE OF PERSONALITY
Authors: Telichko Victoria 
Published: March 2023

The article is devoted to the consideration of the process of learning a foreign language as an effective means of personal social and humanitarian development of students. It is substantiated that the orientation of the Ukrainian education system to enter the world educational space determines the tendency to update foreign language education. It is a question of rethinking the purposes, the maintenance, principles and methods of training of a foreign language for the purpose of achievement of personal results of training which promote development of humanitarian culture of the person. The purpose of the study - based on the study of theory and practice of foreign language education to consider the potential of a foreign language in the development of humanitarian culture of the individual. Within the limits of research theoretical methods are used: a method of the analysis and synthesis, a method of the theoretical analysis of scientific literature on a problem of development of humanitarian culture of the person and foreign language education. Based on the analysis of the scientific literature, the humanities culture is considered as an integral characteristic of a socially mature personality based on the enrichment of its value-semantic, cognitive, communicative, moral-aesthetic, reflective spheres of personality in the process of its social development. It is established that a foreign language performs communicativepragmatic, cognitive, humanistic and personal-formative functions. It contributes to the development of humanitarian culture of the individual in a set of characteristics such as communication, cognitive independence, artistic and aesthetic receptivity, empathy, social subjectivity based on humanistic values that ensure effective communication and positive self-realization in all spheres of activity. It is generalized that humanitarian culture performs a socializing function, is the main element of involvement of the individual in the conditions and norms of existence in society and the most important component of the process of harmonious social development of the individual. Prospects for the study of the problem are related to the creation of educational and methodological complexes in a foreign language on a broad interdisciplinary basis, the development of scientific principles of humanitarian examination of modern educational and methodological complexes in a foreign language for their humanitarian potential.
Keywords: humanitarian culture, foreign language, foreign language education, spheres of personality, socially valuable qualities.
A feasibility study for a new one-day protocol for [99mTc]TcDTPA2- and [99mTc]TcDMSA2- renal scintigraphy on dilated and non-dilated pediatric patients: underlying rationale
Authors: Trevisan Fabiana , Nascimento Beatriz , Chibana Gabriel , Maeda Luciana , Vila Marta , Yoshida Valquiria , Aranha Norberto , Balcão Victor M. , Oliveira Júnior José Martins 
Published: March 2023

Purpose. This work aimed at evaluating the possibility of performing renal exams of dynamic renal (DRS) and static renal (SRS) scintigraphy on the same day (one-day protocol, ODP), exams that are currently performed in two days. Approach. 25 infants (50 kidneys) of both genders, aged 8.4 ± 5.9 years, underwent an F+20 DRS protocol with [99mTc]TcDTPA2- followed by [99mTc]TcDMSA2- administration for the performance of SRS images at 3, 6 and 24 h. Dynamic images (DRS) were classified as dilated (D), undetermined (U), and non-dilated (P). Static images (SRS) were classified as: depressed in accented degree (DA); depressed in moderate degree (DM); depressed in mild degree (DL) and normal (NL). Results. Out of the 25 patients (50 kidneys), 7 (14 kidneys) were excluded by functional exclusion, hence 18 patients (36 kidneys) were clinically compared regarding their static images after 3, 6 and 24 h, resulting in 33.0% of dilated and 66.7% non-dilated. Only two patients of the dilated group were classified as obstructed. At the group with non-dilated and dilated but non-obstructed kidneys, 100% of them had the same clinical classification at 6 and 24 h images. Conclusions. Performance of both DRS and SRS exams in a single day for pediatric patients, when medical requests are carried out jointly, is feasible in a population with or without dilatation, when the difference between dynamic and static images is of at least 6 h. Due to the small number of obstructed kidneys in this study, further evaluation in this population is needed.
Motivations underlying healthy dietary adoption intentions: Evidence from university students in the Czech Republic
Authors: Ratilla Mark , Karolyova Denisa , Haider Ismat , Dohnalová Zuzana 
Published: March 2023

AbstractEncouraging people to adopt a healthy diet is believed to reduce the prevalence of obesity. However, a deeper understanding of consumers' psychology regarding healthy dieting is required for this intervention to be effective. To date, knowledge remains limited on the motivations preceding healthy dietary adoption among adult consumers in the Czech Republic, which is undoubtedly facing a high prevalence of obesity among other EU member states. Most importantly, few studies have modeled the food choice motives as primary antecedents of healthy dietary adoption intentions. Therefore, the current study proposes and tests a research model that explains the motivational factors for adopting healthy diets. Data were collected through an online survey involving 161 university students and analyzed using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) procedures. The results reveal that food choice motives explain healthy dietary adoption intentions satisfactorily. Notably, the natural content and weight control motives positively and significantly affect healthy dietary adoption intentions. The study offers relevant contributions to the science of consumer motivation regarding healthy dieting and practical means to health promotion.
Rainfall duration and parameter sensitivity on flash-flood at a steep watershed
Authors: Ámon Gergely , Bene Katalin 
Published: March 2023

AbstractThe common feature of streams in steep sloping watersheds is that there is a significant change from base-flow to flash-flood; sometimes two or three orders of magnitude. In Hungary, these streams are usually ungauged, with lack of available data, and models. The watershed features both urban and natural land use conditions, but the main area is quite homogenic.This paper evaluates the impact of different model parameterizations, and rainfall duration on flash-flood events in the Morgó-creek watershed. The goal is to find the main parameters that can represent the uncertainty of a flash-flood sensitive area, and how the calibrated and determined parameters take effect on a model if these values are shifted on given intervals.
Knowledge, Attitudes, And Practices on the Use of social media for Academic Requirements Among Nursing Students of the University of Bohol
Authors: Lim Trisha Elaine , Bongato Jill Margarett , Bungabong Gian Kayla , Dalapo Shery , Mumar April Anne , Petersdorf Catherine , Sevilla Edsel Jim , Oracion Xenita Vera , Manhilot Conchi , Roslinda Glory 
Published: March 2023

The adaptation towards online learning raised questions on how nursing students use social media with their academic requirements. To ensure safety as they partake in online classes, the researchers conducted descriptive quantitative research to determine the level of Knowledge, attitudes, and practices toward social media use among nursing students at the University of Bohol (UB). A sample of 200 nursing students currently enrolled in the nursing program from levels 1 to 4 of the school year 2020-2021 was selected through random sampling. Questionnaires and consent forms were administered online. The study underwent an ethics review by the UB-Research Ethics Committee. The findings inferred that most respondents are highly knowledgeable about social media, had a moderately positive attitude towards social media use, and frequently practice it to complete their academic requirements. Findings revealed a significant relationship between the respondents' Knowledge and attitude, Knowledge and practices, and attitudes and practices. A conclusion was drawn that the respondent's level of Knowledge and attitudes, their level of Knowledge and practices, and their attitudes and practices were significantly correlated, respectively.
JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN’IN TÜRK EDEBİYATI MAKALELERİ ÜZERİNE BİR İNCELEME
Authors: KOÇYİĞİT Fırat Ender , KARACA Nesrin 
Published: March 2023

James Clarence Mangan, on dokuzuncu asır başlarında İrlanda’da yaşamış, İrlanda’nın milli şairliği mertebesine yükselmiş bir sanatçı ve aydındır. Mangan’ı Türk okuru için ilgi çekici kılan şey ise onun bir Türk dostu olması, genel olarak Şark, özel olarak da Türk kültürü, sanatıyla yakından ilgilenmesidir. İrlanda dışına hiç çıkmayan Mangan, Joseph Freiherr von Hammer-Purgstall’ın Almanca çevirileri üzerinden Osmanlı şiiri ile tanışmıştır. Mangan, Osmanlı şiirine dair izlenimlerini Dublin University Magazine dergisinde, “Literae Orientales” başlığını taşıyan altı makalede İngiliz ve İrlandalı okurlarla buluşturmuştur.
Bu makalede Türkiye’de daha önce Mangan’ı konu edinen çalışmalar kısaca özetlendikten sonra Mangan’ın Türk şiirini ele alan altı makalesi incelenmiş ve Mangan’ın görüşleri değerlendirilmiştir. Mangan’ın makalelerinde zaman zaman gerçeklikten kopmasına karşın Türk edebiyatına olumlu yaklaşmasının, Türk edebiyatı üzerine çalışmaları teşvik etmesinin, Türk edebiyatı unsurlarını Batı şiirine taşımasının değerli kazanımlar olduğu sonucuna varılmıştır.
Planungsfunktionen für (Energie-)Speicher
Authors: Reinpold Lasse , Wagner Lukas , Kilthau Maximilian , Karmann Alexandra , Fay Alexander 
Published: March 2023

Mit steigender Energiegewinnung aus erneuerbaren Energien kommt Speichersystemen eine zunehmend wichtige Bedeutung zu. Die notwendigen Planungsfunktionen für den automatisierten, wirtschaftlichen und ökologischen Betrieb von Speichern sind Fokus dieses Beitrags. Zunächst werden diese Funktionen beschrieben, und es werden Anforderungen an sie hergeleitet. In einer Fallstudie wird ein einfaches Beispiel einer Planungsfunktion in Form eines mathematischen Optimierungsmodells verwendet, um Strom möglichst günstig und emissionsarm an der Intraday-Strombörse einzukaufen. Die Kosten und Emissionen des Stromeinkaufes lassen sich durch den Einsatz von Speichern in der betrachteten Fallstudie signifikant reduzieren, wobei sich auch zeigt, dass das Einsparpotenzial für Speicher mit Größen von über vier Betriebsstunden zunehmend abflacht.
Retos y posibilidades de los centros de primaria ante los efectos de la segregación escolar temprana
Authors: Bianchi Calero Daniel , Cabrera Leopoldo 
Published: March 2023

Este artículo estudia las posibilidades de los centros educativos para afrontar los efectos de la segregación escolar temprana en España. Se analiza la relación entre el proceso organizativo y pedagógico de los centros educativos y la composición social de su alumnado y su impacto relativo en los resultados en matemáticas de los estudiantes de cuarto curso de educación primaria. Contamos para ello con una muestra representativa para España de 9555 alumnos-as, 602 profesores-as y 501 centros educativos que procede del archivo de microdatos del informe TIMSS 2019, publicado por la IEA. Se constata la existencia de correlaciones estrechas entre los factores del proceso escolar y las características socioeconómicas del alumnado en diferentes tipos de escuela en función de la heterogeneidad social de su alumnado y el grado en que concentran a estudiantes procedentes de entornos desfavorecidos. Se confirma, asimismo, un efecto menos intenso de la organización y la enseñanza sobre los resultados educativos en comparación con el efecto de la composición social, si bien no es posible descartar la incidencia de determinadas formas organizativas y pedagógicas para la mejora de los resultados educativos en las escuelas afectadas por los procesos de segregación escolar.
An individualised approach to reduce trocar site hernia
Authors: Zukiwskyj Marianna , Daniel E. Cattanach  
Published: March 2023

In systematic reviews, the calculated pooled prevalence of trocar site hernia (TSH) has been estimated at 0.5%. Increasing age, high body mass index, smoking, and wound infection potentially influence the incidence. Increasing trocar size, retrieval of specimens through trocar sites, excessive force used in manipulation of the trocar and frequent re-insertion of the trocar may also play a role in the enlargement of the muscolofascial defects. This paper reports a case of a Richter’s hernia within a 5 mm abdominal port site occurring in the early post operative period following laparoscopy. This is significant because it is an uncommon complication of a common procedure. We highlight that various factors may increase the likelihood of this uncommon condition, and provide a brief overview of TSHs.
Technique of tension band wiring in patella fracture management-our experience
Authors: Javali Veerabhadra 
Published: March 2023

: Fractures of the patella account for about 1% of all skeletal injuries. Displaced patella fractures often result in disruption of the extensor mechanism of the knee. Open reduction and internal fixation is the recommended treatment to restore the extensor mechanism Tension band wiring (TBW) technique using K-wires and stainless steel wires is the most commonly used. The purpose of this study is to study surgical outcome of patella fractures treated with, tension band wiring (TBW) technique and functional outcome of patella fractures treated with TBW technique. It is a Retrospective study of 21 patients carried out from July 2019 to February 2021 admitted to orthopedic ward at our institution. All patients underwent same surgical technique and similar postoperative and physiotherapy protocol. Bostman scoring system was used to perform functional assessment.: In our study there were 14 males and 7 females. Fracture union was achieved in all patients. The mean bostman score was 26.54 at the final follow up.we had 4 complications 1 superficial infection of the surgical wound, 1 knee stiffness and 2 cases of symptomatic implant. We had 8 excellent, 9 good and 4 satisfactory result.: Tension band wiring technique for transverse patella fractures can be a very good option with effective fixation method and relatively easy surgical procedure.
For Permanent Plug and Abandon Operations, There is No Acceptable Level of Leakage. Can a Noise Tool be Used to Define No Leakage?
Authors: Troup Duncan 
Published: March 2023

Abstract
A plug and abandon (P&A) operation aims to isolate the subsurface from the surface and success is traditionally gauged by fulfilling arbitrary criteria such as a physical length of an annular barrier. Multiple examples exist where a perfectly legal barrier has leaked. This paper intends to demonstrate that a sufficiently sensitive noise tool can provide the closest measure possible to verification of "no leakage".
The principle that fluid moving in a turbulent fashion will emit acoustic energy is very well established and is used in many successful noise logging tools. When the fluid movement is very small, the level of noise is correspondingly small, and conventional tools may miss them. A tool optimised for low energy sensitivity was evaluated in a series of text fixtures and cemented casing sections recovered from real wells to quantify the lower levels of noise detectability. Following this, logs were recorded in previously abandoned wells, detecting minute leakage despite full compliance with guidelines.
An industry leading acoustic tool was redesigned from the sensor through to the electronics to enhance its detection range to as low as possible. The sensor to electronics design was optimised to lift the low energy response by a factor of 10, while the intrinsic baseline noise was lowered to significantly increase the dynamic range available. A field test confirmed the low energy response to be 25 decibel (dB) better than pre-modification. Controlled testing under a range of conditions for both liquid and gas leakage resulted in the detection threshold being delineated for a variety of conditions. In addition to this the examination of statistical sampling parameter revealed meaningful acoustic signatures associated with varying flow regimes at very low rates. Field validation of the tool in a previously abandoned well confirmed the low threshold of the optimised tool and an intermittent leak of extremely low rate successfully mapped.
This paper demonstrates through controlled testing and field deployment that compliance with P&A barrier condition regulations absolutely does not guarantee zero leakage, but that an optimised acoustic tool is able to detect even very tiny leaks. The judicious use of such technology during the abandonment procedure to verify a barrier is actually sealing will prevent costly returns to remediate faulty procedures.
Successful Wax Clean Out Using a Coiled Tubing Telemetry System
Authors: Parra David , Taghiyev Alizamin , Mammadov Hajagha , Craig Steven 
Published: March 2023

Abstract
A deviated well in Caspian Sea with 5-in open hole gravel pack (OHGP) screens started production on 2009 (Fig. 1). Oil production rate was stable until mid-2017 when it started to decline rapidly with a water breakthrough that reached 90% before well was shut-in on early 2022. Due to wax deposition in the tubing, 30 m3 of wax dissolver was injected in mid-2022, before the well was shut in. A de-completion operation to isolate existing reservoir and sidetrack started on mid-2022. During a slickline operation with a 4.275-in. drift, a hold up depth was reached at 60m MD recovering heavy wax on tool string. With a 3.5-in. gauge cutter and 3-in. dump bailer, maximum depth reached was 145m MD. At this time, a decision was made to perform a Coiled Tubing (CT) clean out operation until target depth of 4,200m MD for de-completion operation.
Three runs were performed with a tubing encapsulated electrical wire enabled CT telemetry (CTT) system which consists of a customized Bottom-Hole Assembly (BHA) that transmits real-time differential pressure, temperature, and casing collar locator (CCL) data for depth correlation to surface through a non-intrusive tube wire installed inside the CT. For the first time in the region, a Tension Compression Torque (TCT) sensor was deployed with a High-Pressure Rotary Jetting (HPRJ) tool to control the wax clean out process with accurate measurement of axial forces downhole. After successfully reaching 215m MD with HPRJ tool, two additional runs were done with the CTT system. First, a drift run with 5-in Outside Diameter (OD) fluted centralizer to confirm 7-in tubing section clearance up to 199.3m MD and a second drift run with 4.275-in fluted centralizer to target depth at 4,200m MD to confirm 5.5-in tubing clearance.
CTT technology was a key element to successfully clean out wax on the 7-in and 5.5-in tubing sections. De-completion operations were completed after this intervention as follows: set a bridge plug at 4,115m MD, cut the 5.5-in tubing at 4,084.5m MD, circulate the well and pull out the upper completion to prepare the well for subsequent sidetrack operations.
Using the CTT system and TCT sensor for real-time data monitoring of the HPRJ tool at bottom-hole conditions during a wax clean out operation was proven, thus, expanding their use in the field.