bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
A FORMAÇÃO PROFISSIONAL DO ENFERMEIRO DOCENTE, QUE ATUA NO ENSINO TÉCNICO: E O SABER FORMAR PROFISSIONAIS CAPAZES DE PENSAR E GESTAR SOLUÇÕES.
Authors: Pereira Laura da Glória Martins , Cardoso Adilson Lopes 
Published: December 2022

O ensino profissionalizante vem sofrendo alterações significativas nos últimos anos, com a mudança de uma formação tradicionalista, mecanizada e reprodutivista para um modelo de ensino por competências. Este estudo teve como objetivo discutir sobre o papel do enfermeiro professor na prática do ensino profissionalizante. Para desenvolver este estudo descritivo reflexivo foi realizada revisão bibliográfica sistemática, em periódicos nacionais e internacionais (base de dados: ScientificElectronic Library Onlinee Medical LiteratureAnalysisandRetrieval System Online) nos anos de 2004 a 2016. O papel do enfermeiro professor é garantir que se apropriem do instrumento científico, técnico, tecnológico, de pensamento, político, social e econômico, de desenvolvimento cultural, para que sejam capazes de pensar e gestar soluções.
COMPARAÇÃO ENTRE O USO DE TOXINA BOTULÍNICA E OUTROS PROCEDIMENTOS NA CORREÇÃO DO SORRISO GENGIVAL
Authors: De Paulo Eliton Vicente , De Oliveira Renata Cristina Gobbi , De Freitas Karina Maria Salvatore , De Oliveira Ricardo Cesar Gobbi 
Published: December 2022

A exposição do tecido gengival superior a 2mm é caracterizada como sorriso gengival, e o uso da toxina botulínica para correção desta alteração, tem se destacado nos últimos anos. Esse fato acontece devido ao procedimento ser pouco invasivo, de rápido resultado e reversível. Outros procedimentos como aumento de coroa clínica, cirurgia ortognática e intrusão ortodôntica também são utilizados, porém demandam um tempo maior para resultado, com grau de complexidade e valores mais elevados e de maior invasão, tendo também a negativa de serem irreversíveis. Com a toxina, a correção do sorriso gengival é realizada através da aplicação de toxina botulínica no músculo elevador do lábio e da asa do nariz, reduzindo a hiperfunção destes músculos, e abaixando o sorriso do paciente. Este trabalho tem por finalidade mostrar uma comparação entre as possibilidades de procedimentos para correção do sorriso gengival e com toxina botulínica, enfatizando os prós e os contras de cada procedimento.
PREVALÊNCIA E FATORES CONDICIONANTES DE LOMBALGIA EM MOTORISTAS DE CAMINHÃO DA CIDADE DE CIANORTE–PR
Authors: Fratti Sergio Roberto , Souza Deivini Alves de , Vendrame Edipo Fabricio , Gruska Vanessa Marin 
Published: December 2022

A lombalgia é uma condição clínica caracterizada por um conjunto de manifestações dolorosas de variada intensidade, que pode acometer a região lombar, lombossacral ou sacroilíaca. No Brasil é um grande problema no afastamento do trabalho e nos gastos do SUS. Trabalhadores que passam longos períodos sentados de forma inadequada, apresentam relação positiva com o aparecimento de lombalgia. O objetivo desse trabalho é avaliar a frequência e os fatores desencadeantes de lombalgia em motoristas profissionais de caminhão da cidade de Cianorte/PR, e estabelecer a frequência de ocorrência das variáveis de risco já definidas por outros trabalhos.
Foi realizado abordagem exploratória, descritiva e quantitativa de delineamento transversal, através da aplicação de um questionário baseado e modificado a partir dos trabalhos de Lemos (2014) e Mascarenhas et al (2014). O banco dados coletado pelos questionários foram formulados a partir do programa Microsoft Office Excel® versão 2010 e analisado através de estatística descritiva (média, frequência e desvio-padrão). Diante da pesquisa realizada com os motoristas, os dados constataram que, fatores de risco atuaram na instalação da lombalgia. Por outro lado, houveram interesse dos motoristas e da empresa em prevenir os fatores de risco para enfermidade citada e proporcionar um tratamento adequado para a dor lombar.
DISTÚRBIOS MOTORES RELACIONADOS AO MAL DE PARKINSON E A DOPAMINA
Authors: Brito Gessica Monique Rocha de , Souza Sara Raquel Garcia de 
Published: December 2022

A doença de Parkinson é uma doença neurodegenerativa caracterizada pela depleção da dopamina, morte dos neurônios dopaminérgicos da substância negra da via nigroestriatal e presença de inclusão neurofibrilares nos neurônios ativos. A substância negra esta interconectada com todas as regiões do cérebro, estas recebem inervações glutamatérgicas e enviam projeções diretas e indiretas, modulando a atividade dos neurônios dopaminérgicos, assim, a perda de dopamina no estriado causa alterações químicas monoaminérgicas levando ao aumento e diminuição da atividade neuronal nas áreas motoras do córtex cerebral. Este estudo tem por objetivo compreender a relação dos neurônios dopaminérgicos com os sintomas clínicos na doença de Parkinson, investigar a disfunção fisiológica e apontar as alterações morfológicas do sistema nervoso central. Foi realizada uma pesquisa descritiva do tipo revisão bibliográfica, através de documentos disponíveis nas bases de dados: LILACS, SCIELO, PUBMED e Google Acadêmico, utilizando-se os seguintes descritores: doença de Parkinson, dopamina, gânglios da base e neurônios dopaminérgicos. Foram selecionados documentos que incluíssem: dissertações, teses, artigos e livros que abordassem o tema, entre os anos de 2008 a 2018, disponíveis na integra nos idiomas português e inglês. Revisamos como a dopamina se adéqua no SNC e os prejuízos causados devido sua disfunção na doença de Parkinson. De forma geral, este estudo mostra a importância do equilíbrio fisiológico entre as vias neuronais, estabelecendo a relação das estruturas cerebrais com os neurotransmissores responsáveis pelo planejamento e execução do movimento juntamente com as alterações físicas que ela provoca.
First phytoplankton community assessment of the Kong Håkon VII Hav, Southern Ocean, during austral autumn
Authors: Kauko Hanna M. , Assmy Philipp , Peeken Ilka , Różańska-Pluta Magdalena , Wiktor Józef M. , Bratbak Gunnar , Singh Asmita , Ryan-Keogh Thomas J. , Moreau Sebastien 
Published: December 2022

Abstract. We studied phytoplankton and protozooplankton community composition based on light microscopy, flow cytometry, and photosynthetic pigment data in the Atlantic
sector of the Southern Ocean during March 2019 (early austral autumn).
Sampling was focused on the area east of the prime meridian in the Kong Håkon VII Hav, including Astrid Ridge, Maud Rise, and a south–north transect at 6∘ E. Phytoplankton community composition throughout
the studied area was characterized by oceanic diatoms typical of the
iron-depleted high-nutrient, low-chlorophyll (HNLC) Southern Ocean. Topography and wind-driven iron supply likely sustained blooms dominated by the centric diatom Chaetoceros dichaeta at Maud Rise and at a station north of the 6∘ E transect.
For the remainder of the 6∘ E transect, diatom composition was similar to the previously mentioned bloom stations, but flagellates dominated
in abundance, suggesting a post-bloom situation and likely top-down control by krill on the bloom-forming diatoms. Among flagellates, species with
haptophyte-type pigments were the dominating group. At Astrid Ridge, overall
abundances were lower and pennate diatoms were more numerous than centric diatoms, but the community composition was nevertheless typical of HNLC areas. The observations described here show that C. dichaeta can form blooms beyond the background
biomass level and also fuels both carbon export and upper trophic levels within HNLC areas. This study is the first thorough assessment of
phytoplankton communities in this region and can be compared to other
seasons in future studies.
Declining water resources in response to global warming and changes in atmospheric circulation patterns over southern Mediterranean France
Authors: Labrousse Camille , Ludwig Wolfgang , Pinel Sébastien , Sadaoui Mahrez , Toreti Andrea , Lacquement Guillaume 
Published: December 2022

Abstract. Warming trends are responsible for an observed decrease
of water discharge in southern France (northwestern Mediterranean). Ongoing
climate change and the likely increase of water demand threaten the
availability of water resources over the coming decades. Drought indices
like the Reconnaissance Drought Index (RDI) are increasingly used in climate
characterization studies, but little is known about the relationships
between these indices, water resources, and the overall atmospheric
circulation patterns. In this study, we investigate the relationships
between the RDI, water discharge, and four atmospheric
teleconnection patterns (TPs) for six coastal river basins in southern
France, both for the historical period of the last 60 years and for a
worst-case climatic scenario (RCP8.5) reaching the year 2100. We combine
global and regional climate model (CGM and RCM, respectively) outputs with a
set of observed climatic and hydrological data in order to investigate the
past relationships between the RDI, water discharge, and TPs and to project their
potential evolution in space and time. Results indicate that annual water
discharge can be reduced by −49 % to −88 % by the end of the century under the
extreme climate scenario conditions. Due to unequal links with TPs, the
hydroclimatic evolution is unevenly distributed within the study area.
Indeed a clustering analysis performed with the RDI time series detects two
major climate clusters, separating the eastern and western part of the study
region. The former indicates stronger relationships with the Atlantic TPs
(e.g. the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) and the
Scandinavian Oscillation (Scand) patterns), whereas the latter is more closely
related to the Mediterranean TPs (Mediterranean Oscillation (MO) and Western Mediterranean Oscillation (WeMO)). The future climate
simulations predict an antagonistic evolution in both clusters which are
likely driven by decreasing trends of Scand and WeMO. The former provokes a
general tendency of lower P in both clusters during spring, summer, and
autumn, whereas the latter might partly compensate for this evolution by
enhanced precipitation in the eastern cluster during autumn and winter.
However, compared to observations, representation of the Mediterranean TPs
WeMO and MO in the considered climate models is less satisfactory compared
to the Atlantic TPs NAO and Scand, and further improvement of the model
simulations therefore requires better representations of the Mediterranean
TPs.
Practicability and user-friendliness of height measurements by proof of concept APP using Augmented Reality, in 22 healthy children
Authors: Rösler Antonia , Gasparatos Nikolaos , Hermanussen Michael , Scheffler Christiane 
Published: December 2022

Background: Child growth is a dynamic process. When measured at short intervals, children’s growth shows characteristic patterns that can be of great importance for clinical purposes.
Objective: To study whether measuring height on a daily basis using an APP is practicable and user-friendly.
Methods: Recruitment took place via Snowball Sampling. Thirteen out of 14 contacted families signed up for a study period of 12 weeks with altogether 22 healthy children aged 3 to 13 years (response rate 93%). The study started with a visit to the family home for the setup of the measurement site, conventional height measuring and initial training of the new measurement process. Follow-up appointments were made at four, eight and 12 weeks. The children’s height was measured at daily intervals at their family homes over a period of three months.
Results: The parents altogether recorded 1704 height measurements and meticulously documented practicability and problems when using the device.
A 93% response rate in recruitment was achieved by maintaining a high motivation within the families. Contact with the principal investigator was permanently available, including open communication, personal training and attendance during the appointments at the family homes.
Conclusion: Measuring height by photographic display is interesting for children and parents and can be used for height measurements at home. A positive response rate of 13 out of 14 families with altogether 22 children highlights feasible recruitment and the high convenience and user-friendliness of daily APP-supported height measurements. Daily APP measurements appear to be a promising new tool for longitudinal growth studies.
Shifting Perspectives: How COVID-19 and In-Home Information and Communication Technology Impacted U.S. Residential Internet Perceptions
Authors: Greig Jamie , Nelson Hannah 
Published: December 2022

ABSTRACT
This study analyzes how the COVID-19 pandemic has altered individual perceptions of Internet service providers (ISPs) and Internet importance, reliability, and status as an essential public utility (EPU). The authors found that lower income, younger, women, and racial-ethnic minority participants had lower ISP and Internet reliability perceptions. The pandemic increased perception of Internet as an EPU by 15% and access to in-home Information and Communication technology was significantly related to perceptions of Internet importance and reliability. Significantly, women perceived higher importance of household Internet than men, specifically for education, employment, and telehealth. Additionally, racial-ethnic minorities relied on Internet for entertainment and education more than white participants. The authors provide recommendations for public utility models of Internet, Internet-reliant technology adoption campaigns, and policy that targets sociodemographic/geographic barriers to Internet access.
EQUINE HERPESVIRUSES EHV-1 AND EHV-4 IN KAZAKHSTAN
Authors: КАРАМЕНДИН К.О. , КЫДЫРМАНОВ А.И. , АБИШОВ А.А. , КУМЕКБАЕВА Ж.Ж. , АХМЕТЖАНОВА М.Н. 
Published: December 2022

В статье представлены современные сведения о герпесвирусах, вызывающих ринопневмонию у лошадей. Приводятся данные о клинических проявлениях болезни, методах диагностики и вакцинопрофилактики. Приведены результаты серологических исследований в ИФА поголовья лошадей Алматинской области - найдены антитела как к EHV-1, так и к EHV-4. Разработанная тест-система для ПЦР позволяет эффективно диагностировать ринопневмонию у лошадей в коневодческих хозяйствах Казахстана. Полногеномное секвенирование местного штамма EHV-1 показало изменения в геноме после аттенуирования штамма методом многократных пассажей в культуре клеток.
Contemporary data on equine herpesviruses causing rhinopneumonitis in horses are present in this paper. Data on clinical manifestations, methods of diagnosing and vaccine prophylaxis are given. The results of serological studies of the population of horses in the Almaty region in ELISA are presented - antibodies were found both to EHV-1 and EHV-4. The developed PCR makes it possible to effectively diagnose rhinopneumonitis in horse breeding farms in Kazakhstan. Whole genome sequencing of the local strain EHV-1 showed changes in the genome after strain attenuation after multiple passages in cell culture.
“Denying America”: Vivian's Counterstory of Undocumented Status
Authors: Gerrard Crystal Lynn 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This article provides a counterstory of a formerly undocumented Latina student's experiences navigating school and music education in the United States. Using tenets of undocumented critical theory (UndocuCrit) and counter-storytelling, I share Vivian's journey through secondary and postsecondary education as she encountered systemic barriers in pursuit of a career in music education. Vivian's narrative revealed institutional hindrances that disrupted access to music education at both secondary and postsecondary levels. Notably, shifting policies, misinformation, limited access to funding, and issues with immigration documents interfered with Vivian's aspirations of becoming a certified, full-time music educator. Unwavering familial support and legal assistance from a skilled attorney aided her pursuit of higher education. Eventually, Vivian fashioned a new path in a different field of study and now uses her experiential knowledge to assist others who are undocumented. Possibilities for working with undocumented immigrant students and families are discussed in light of fluid immigration policies and the ongoing sociopolitical climate.
Reconstructing the Coles Creek Settlement System: The View from the Hinterlands
Authors: LaDu Daniel A. 
Published: December 2022

AbstractArchaeological investigations in the Lower Mississippi Valley continue to demonstrate a penchant for studying mound-and-plaza sites at the expense of the less conspicuous villages and hamlets where the majority of the populace is presumed to have resided. Acknowledging this bias, this article contributes a comparative study of 10 nonmound Terminal Woodland period Coles Creek sites. Following a site-by-site discussion, a preliminary characterization of the complete Late Woodland settlement system is presented, focusing on site size, site layout, and immediate environment. The results underscore the importance of determining whether Coles Creek communities were organized as part of a settlement hierarchy or heterarchy, which has far-ranging implications that affect how we interpret everything from subsistence economics and sociopolitical organization to meanings, beliefs, and worldview of the residents of this region during late prehistory.
Current Evidence Does Not Support a Hopewell Age, Provenience, or Affiliation for the Figurine Allegedly from Hopeton Earthworks or the Hopewell Mound Group
Authors: Bebber Michelle R. , Williams Jeremy C. , Barczok Maximilian , Eren Metin I. 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Everhart and Biehl's research, discussed within, questions our conclusions regarding a ceramic figurine allegedly from Hopeton Earthworks. They conclude that the figurine is culturally Hopewell and that its provenience is the Hopewell Mound Group. Here, we demonstrate that there is no verified provenience for the figurine and no evidence for validly inferring a Hopewell affiliation. Instead, the preponderance of evidence is consistent with the hypothesis that the figurine is non-Hopewell in origin.
The Extensive Continuum versus the “Extensive Dis-Continuum” in Whitehead
Authors: Schulz Dwayne 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
In this article, I argue for the redundancy of Whitehead’s Platonic notion of the extensive continuum, counterposing it to his related notion of an atomic “ether of events.” I argue that Whitehead’s atomic ether is more compatible with orthodox general relativity than generally supposed and remarkably close to the contemporary idea of a discrete manifold in the causal set theory of quantum gravity. I argue that the method of extensive abstraction complements Whitehead’s atomic hypothesis by demonstrating the ultimately fictive nature of any continuum.
Process Perspectivism and Linguistic Relativity
Authors: Veitch Glen 
Published: December 2022

AbstractA thorough appreciation of the Whiteheadian subjectivist principle necessitates both a doctrine of panexperientialism as well as a metaphysical perspectivism. Employing a dialectical analysis of these two, this article argues that reality—as understood by the Whiteheadian term “actual world”—is largely misunderstood. Far from representing a singular concrete world, reality is multiplicitous and subject-dependent. As a result of this and the core tenet of process metaphysics—that all existents can be understood as event—it is argued that human language, as its own species of event, interacts with reality in the same way all other events do, and as such must be considered genuinely ontologically creative.
Theoretical Note on the Nature of the Present
Authors: Brown Jason 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This article is an extension to a theory of the present based on a model of mind and brain that began with studies of disorders of language in cases of focal brain damage and the analysis of symptoms in general neuropsychology. These studies developed into a model of the mind/brain state and its relevance to most of the central problems in speculative psychology and philosophy of mind. A new interpretation of the aphasias in relation to brain process and the application of this interpretation to the dynamic structure of action (in which phases in word and act production are mapped onto evolutionary patterns in forebrain growth) was extended to an account of perceptual disorders and a theory of normal perception that involved a radical revision of classical perception theory (see Brown, “Microgenetic”). In effect, by turning the standard account of object formation upside down, the process of object development could be aligned with that of act and language formation, such that all cognitive systems could be framed in terms of a unitary model of brain and mental process. The scope of application was such that it constituted a Bauplan or general model for the organization of mentality and the nervous system that led, organically, to a theory of the mind/brain state, then to the nature of process, change, and subjective time. Since the account was based on symptoms in relation to evolutionary concepts, it was essential to work out a theory of symptom formation, which gave rise to a more comprehensive view of the link between microgenesis and phylo-ontogeny.
God Is Not Eternal, Nor Are We: On the Blessedness of Being in Time
Authors: Sydnor Jon Paul 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The association of God with eternity, and eternity with timelessness, harms Christian spiritual life. If eternity is superior to time, then God’s placement of human beings within time is ungenerous. Fortunately, the Christian concept of God as triune commends divine becoming through time. In particular, the social Trinitarian view that God is three persons united through love demands divine temporality. Relationality relies on change for its content. So, for God to be internally related, God must be internally timeful. Moreover, to assert that the Trinitarian persons relate through time places a high value on human relationships. Created in the image of God, we are called to create ever-closer community through time. This effort sanctifies time, rendering kairos of chronos. Kairos is the experience of time as sacred, whereas chronos is the experience of time as purposeless. For the three persons of the Trinity, all time is kairos. For us, every moment contains the potential for kairos because God sustains the universe continually. Through faith, the moment-by-moment progression of time can become the grace-by-grace gift of God.
How Subjects Can Emerge from Neurons
Authors: LaRock Eric , Jones Mostyn 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
We pose a foundational problem for those who claim that subjects are ontologically irreducible, but causally reducible (weak emergence). This problem is neuroscience’s notorious binding problem, which concerns how distributed neural areas produce unified mental objects (such as perceptions) and the unified subject that experiences them. Synchrony, synapses, and other mechanisms cannot explain this. We argue that this problem seriously threatens popular claims that mental causality is reducible to neural causality. Weak emergence additionally raises evolutionary worries about how we have survived the perils of nature. Our emergent subject hypothesis (ESH) avoids these shortcomings. Here, a singular, unified subject acts back on the neurons it emerges from and binds sensory features into unified mental objects. Serving as the mind’s controlling center, this subject is ontologically and causally irreducible (strong emergence). Our ESH draws on recent experimental evidence, including the evidence for a possible correlate (or “seat”) of the subject, which enhances its testability.