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Analysing phatic interaction through speech acts – A discussion note
Authors: House Juliane , Kádár Dániel Z. 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
In this discussion note we explore why and how we need a pragmalinguistic and speech act-anchored approach to systematically study a key pragmatic phenomenon: phatic interaction. By so doing, we aim to draw attention to a special issue which we plan to publish in Acta Linguistica Academica. First, we present a general model through which phatic interaction can be replicably studied across different data types and linguacultures, by breaking it down to speech act types occurring in different slots of an interaction. Second, we provide a case study involving Chinese learners of English as a foreign language, in order to illustrate how the proposed framework can be put to actual use.
EN PRENSA Predicting semi-intensive production of Penaeus vannamei using simple linear regression models: A sensitivity analysis using environmental and management variables. EN PRENSA
Authors: Ruiz-Velazco Javier M.J. , Estrada-Pérez Nallely , Estrada-Perez Margarita , Zavala-Leal Iram , Valdéz-Gonzalez Francisco J. , Cuevas-Rodríguez Breidy L. , González-Huerta Claudia A. 
Published: August 2022

An analysis was conducted on semi-intensive production of a commercial farm of white shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei) to establish recommendations for production improvement, considering the influence of environmental and management variables on growth and survival. For this purpose the records obtained of a production cycle. A variance analysis was conducted to confirm significant differences in environmental variables among ponds. The following relationships were determined: 1) environmental variables with management variables and 2) environmental and management variables with the production parameters (final weight and final survival). Subsequently, simple linear regression models were estimated between the variables related to the production parameters to conduct sensibility analysis by simulation. The analysis of variance showed statistically significant differences (P < 0.05) in temperature and dissolved oxygen concentrations among ponds. The correlation analyses between environmental and management variables showed that the final weight was positively related to temperature and dissolved oxygen and inversely proportional to the stocking density and duration of cultivation (P < 0.05). Survival was negatively correlated with pond size (P < 0.05). Sensibility analysis by simulation showed that variability of dissolved oxygen affected the final production more than other variables, as it increased from 1.521 kg ha-1 to 2.429 kg ha-1. The remainder variables in order of importance were: temperature, duration of cultivation, amount of feed, stocking density and pond size, respectively. Within the ranges tested, higher levels of dissolved oxygen, appropriate stocking densities and small pond size could substantially improve the production in semi-intensive Litopenaeus vannamei shrimp farms.
Editorial
Authors: López Becerra Mario Hernán 
Published: August 2022

EDUCAR PARA LAS PACES COMO EXPERIENCIA CREADORAEN LOS TERRITORIOS
En el inicio de la década de los años noventa, algunos investigadores sociales dieron un giro de alcance epistemológico en los trabajos relacionados con la indagación de causas, dinámicas e impactos de las violencias y su vínculo con la construcción de paces en los territorios; el giro epistemológico puede sintetizarse de la siguiente forma: en lugar de continuar avanzando en la ruta señalada por los enfoques violentológicos convencionales –en los cuales la paz se define como un sucedáneo de las violencias o como un acontecimiento posterior a la finalización de las confrontaciones armadas–, los investigadores abrieron paso a otras posibilidades de investigación y acción al vincular las regulaciones y las transformaciones de los conflictos con la emergencia de múltiples y diversas experiencias pacifistas.
Discusiones pedagógicas en un programa de educación física, recreación y deporte: una nueva forma de asumir los procesos de autoevaluación
Authors: Betancur Agudelo Julián Eduardo , Vásquez Tenorio Victoria , González Ocampo Diana Katherine 
Published: August 2022

Título: “Resignificación del factor gestión curricular en el proceso de acreditación de alta calidad de la Licenciatura en Educación Física, Recreación y Deporte en la UCEVA” Objetivo: Reconfigurar espacios académicos del objeto de estudio en la autoevaluación. Metodología: Desde el enfoque complementario, se realizaron entrevistas y grupos focales para comprender las percepciones de los estamentos. Resultados: arrojaron que existe una falta de identidad, debido a que el objetivo es el cumplimiento de los requerimientos del Mineducación, que trae como consecuencia la reducción del campo de acción laboral. También se aprecia una resistencia de los actores en el sector escolar. Asimismo, se evidenció el desconocimiento de la labor docente en el entrenamiento deportivo y los centros de acondicionamiento físico. Se concluye que los procesos de autoevaluación deben integrar a la comunidad educativa a realizar cambios que impacten la calidad del programa.
Creatividad y alegría en la educación: experiencia vivencial y experiencia estética
Authors: Lince Salazar Sandra 
Published: August 2022

Este artículo busca reflexionar sobre un posible vínculo entre la creatividad y la alegría en el ámbito educativo . El punto de partida epistemológico está principalmente en el pragmatismo norteamericano de John Dewey y la hermenéutica ontológica de H.G Gadamer con alcances hacia la reciente propuesta de pedagogía disruptiva de la española María Acaso que se instala en el marco de las pedagogías alternativas del siglo XXI. El objetivo principal es pensar la creatividad como experiencia vivencial, la alegría como experiencia estética y estas dos como correlato de una educación para la transformación de sujetos y comunidades. Para el desarrollo de este artículo se ha recurrido a métodos cualitativos, en tanto que el trasegar está encaminado a analizar cómo responden los enfoques epistemológicos definidos al problema propuesto; con base en los cuales se hacen comparaciones y se proponen fusiones de horizontes teóricos entre los planteamientos y cuestionamientos analizados.
Study of variables affecting mortality among extramural very low birth weight neonates in tertiary care centre: a prospective observational study
Authors: Gedam Ruchi A. , Apte Mohini , Gondase Suraj P. 
Published: August 2022

Background: Over the past few decades, the burden of extramural very low birth weight (VLBW) neonates is increasing due to advances in obstetrics services. Objective of present study was to know variables affecting mortality in these neonates. Methods: A prospective observational study was conducted at department of paediatrics, government medical college and hospital, Nagpur, India over a period of 2 years. Out-born neonates admitted in this tertiary care centre with birth weight between 1000-1499 gm were included in the study. Proper antenatal, natal history were taken and data was collected using data collection sheet. All subjects were followed up till discharge or death whichever was earlier. Results: Significant demographic factors associated with neonatal mortality were found out to be place of birth, birth attendant, distance travelled and transport time. Neonatal factors which significantly associated with mortality were found out to be hypothermia and SpO2 less than 90%.Conclusions: Univariate analysis concluded that age at presentation (>24 hours), place of birth, birth attendant, distance travelled, mode of transport, transport time, hypothermia, SpO2<90% were found to be significant factors for predicting risk of mortality in VLBW neonates. However, multivariate analysis concluded only 4 predictors that is age more than 24 hours, transportation time, SpO2 on admission and hypothermia were found to retain their significance. VLBW babies are vulnerable, but with small improvements in infrastructure and personnel training, significance difference in prevention of morbidity and mortality can be seen.
Drug-induced liver injury after anti tuberculosis drugs administration, how to diagnose? a case report
Authors: Ratnansari Giri Ray , Suryana Ketut 
Published: August 2022

Drug-induced liver injury (DILI) is a liver injury caused by various drugs, herbs, or other xenobiotics, which causes abnormalities in liver tests or liver dysfunction in the absence of other causes of liver damage. The most common causative drugs are antituberculosis drugs (ATDs), anti-infective drugs, and natural herbal medicines. The diagnosis of DILI can be difficult due to the lack of specific signs, symptoms and tests and is partly a diagnosis based on exclusion. In this case report, we will discuss how to diagnosis DILI TB and causative assessment using RUCAM score. A male, 64 years old, has complained of weakness since 1 week ago and worsened since 1 day ago. The patient also felt persistent nausea for 1 week, so his eating and drinking decreased. Besides, he complained getting abdominal pain, especially in the upper right region and heartburn. The patient has been on first category of TB treatment since 20 days ago. Chest X-ray showed Lung TB with infiltrate in multiple cavities. Abdominal ultrasound showed no abnormality. The patient was discharged from our hospital after 6 days of hospitalization. DILI remains a diagnosis of exclusion based primarily on a detailed history and judicious use of blood tests, hepatobiliary imaging, and liver biopsy. The Roussel Uclaf causality assessment method (RUCAM) system is an assigning point for clinical, biochemical, serologic and radiologic features of liver injury. We use RUCAM score to make an assessment that show the likelihood of the hepatic injury due to a specific medication.
Comparación dióptrica del error refractivo antes y después de cicloplejia en universitarios
Authors: Rey-Rodriguez Diana Valeria , Álvarez-Peregrina Cristina , Moreno-Montoya Jose , Angarita Contreras Yury Lady 
Published: August 2022

Objetivo. Identificar diferencias en el valor dióptrico del error refractivo de universitarios y analizar la sensibilidad, especificidad y los valores predictivos de los valores de autorefracción no ciclopléjica para miopía e hipermetropía.
Materiales y métodos. Estudio observacional de corte transversal con 208 participantes incluidos. El error refractivo fue medido con autorefractómetro antes y después del uso de ciclopentolato tópico al 1 %. Para determinar la validez de la autorefracción no ciclopléjica se analizaron la prueba de sensibilidad, especificidad y valores predictivos para miopía e hipermetropía.
Resultados. Las estimaciones de prevalencia de miopía sin cicloplejia y con cicloplejia fueron antes del 74,88 % [IC 95 % -0,95-4,79] y después del 29,71 % [IC 95% -1,60-2,31] y para hipermetropía antes del 2,46 % [IC 95 % 1,16-2,70] y después del 25,14 % [IC 95 % 0,83-1,32]. La magnitud de miopía antes y después de cicloplejia fue de -2,87 D y -1,96 D y para hipermetropía +1,93 D y +1,08 D, respectivamente. La diferencia entre el examen sin y con cicloplejia para miopía fue de -0,91 D, y para hipermetropía +0,85 D. La validez de la autorefracción no ciclopléjica, identificó correctamente a 96,6 % de sujetos miopes y erróneamente a 39,43 %. En hipermetropía la prueba no ciclopléjica identificó de forma correcta a los hipermétropes (90,90 %) y no hubo ninguna clasificación errónea en este diagnóstico. Conclusiones. La valoración sin cicloplejia refleja diferencias en la magnitud de las ametropías bajas y medias hasta en una dioptría, en comparación con el examen de cicloplejia. La validez de la prueba de autorefracción sin cicloplejia demostró una identificación errónea de sujetos miopes, resultando un incremento en la prevalencia de miopía en población menor a 40 años. Por lo tanto, es conveniente identificar a los sujetos miopes por medio de valoración ciclopléjica.
Planning parental ehealth education about healthy-weight lifestyle in pediatric primary care patients 6-12 years
Authors: Yudkin Joshua , Allicock Marlyn , Nelson Victoria , Quirk Lisa , Lee Simon , Barlow Sarah 
Published: August 2022

Background: Childhood obesity is a pandemic with immediate and future health risks that demand holistic, personalized, and innovative treatments. Healthcare providers struggle to provide such treatment within the constraints of medical visits. A theoretical and evidence-based eHealth intervention could engage parents and caregivers to improve health behaviors and increase reach to low-income vulnerable families, a high-risk chort often neglected in clinical research. This study aims to identify needs and preferences of potential users of an eHealth intervention.
Methods: Focus groups and interviews of ethnically diverse, low-income parents and semi-structured interviews of primary healthcare staff obtained perspectives on the content and structure of a eHealth intervention intended to improve lifestyle habits to reduce childhood obesity. Research team members analyzed the data to identify specific needs and communication strategies for the target population.

Results: Parents endorsed learning more about healthy eating, physical activity, and the effects of sugar-sweetened beverages on their child’s weight. Parents reported a preference for bright colors, short texts, videos, summary quizzes, and additional resources to explore on their own and with their child. Healthcare staff reported time limitations during clinical visits and an interest in looping family progress into their EHR. Using an eHealth intervention, parents expect an improved relationship and increased trust with their child’s pediatrician.

Conclusion: Parents and staff saw value in this tool and provided useful recommendations for its design. This eHealth intervention could create a health alliance between the healthcare provider and family, provide personalized content, and be scaled to address health disparities broadly.
TİP 2 DİYABETES MELLİTUSLU BİREYLERDE SAĞLIK ALGISI VE AİLE DESTEĞİNİN TEDAVİYE UYUM DÜZEYİNE ETKİSİ
Authors: ÇORAK Beyza , UYSAL Neşe 
Published: August 2022

AMAÇ: Bu araştırma, tip 2 diyabetes mellituslu bireylerde sağlık algısı ve aile desteğinin tedaviye uyum düzeyleri ile ilişkisini belirlemek amacıyla tanımlayıcı olarak yürütülmüştür.
GEREÇ ve YÖNTEM: Araştırmanın yürütüldüğü devlet hastanesine başvuran tip 2 diyabetes mellitus tanılı 210 birey araştırmanın örneklemini oluşturmuştur. Araştırma verileri, kişisel bilgi formu, Morisky Tedavi Uyum Ölçeği, Sağlık Algısı Ölçeği ve Tip 2 Diyabette Aile Desteği ve Çatışma Ölçeği kullanılarak toplanmıştır.
BULGULAR: Tip 2 diyabetes mellituslu bireylerin, %45,2’sinin düşük uyum düzeyine sahip olduğu saptanmıştır. Sağlık algısı ölçeği toplam puanları, sağlığın önemi ve aile desteği alt boyutu puan ortalamalarının tedaviye uyum düzeylerine göre anlamlı farklılık gösterdiği saptanmıştır (p
CHARACTERIZING MODERN AND HOLOCENE BARRIER-ISLAND ENVIRONMENTS WITH FORAMINIFERAL ASSEMBLAGES: AN EXAMPLE FROM A WAVE-DOMINATED, MICROTIDAL BARRIER-ISLAND SYSTEM, NORTH CAROLINA, USA
Authors: SHMORHUN NINA MARIA-ELENA , CULVER STEPHEN J. , MALLINSON DAVID J. , FARRELL KATHLEEN M. , CRESSMAN AMY , GROVE ALISSON , HOWIE LILLIAN , LYNN ASHLEY , SUTTON SETH , TWAROG MICHAEL , RIGGS STANLEY R. 
Published: August 2022

AbstractRecent research has shown that sedimentological information in barrier-island settings may provide more detailed interpretations of some past coastal environments than interpretations based upon foraminifera. This research investigates whether targeted documentation of modern foraminifera in specific coastal environments can result in higher resolution micropaleontology-based paleoenvironmental reconstructions. Bear Island, North Carolina, characterized by little human disturbance, was chosen for detailed documentation of foraminifera in modern barrier-island-related environments. Modern sediments in all subenvironments were predominantly siliciclastic (&lt; 30 % clastic carbonate debris) in composition: clastic carbonate allochems (e.g., mollusk shell fragments, echinoid spines) were admixed with fine- to medium-grained quartz sand. The hypothesis that modern foraminiferal assemblages of 26 modern coastal subenvironments can be distinguished based upon their foraminiferal assemblages was tested by discriminant analysis and resulted in the recognition of four environmental supergroups: shoreface, ebb-tidal delta, flood-tidal delta/inlet channel, and “barrier-combined” (foreshore, washover, dune, sandflat, spit, longshore bar, and trough). Holocene paleoenvironments represented by foraminiferal assemblages in 16 vibracores collected from the modern inner shelf, shoreface, ebb-tidal delta, and inlet environments of Bogue Banks, immediately adjacent to Bear Island, were interpreted, via discriminant analysis, based upon the modern dataset. Holocene and modern foraminiferal assemblages were similar but variations in species abundance and species diversity allowed for alternative paleoenvironmental classification of core samples at varying levels of probability. The methodology of this research is widely applicable to other coastal environments.
A deep learning approach for plate circular hole detection on composite parts
Authors: Gan Zhong , Ling Zihao , Shi Wangxing , Yang Le , Ma Boyv , Xue Chao 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
In the aviation field, most parts represented by composite materials have a complex background. How to quickly measure and locate the circular hole of this type of part through visual measurement technology has become a key problem in the industrial field. In view of the difficulties of circular hole segmentation for composite plate parts, such as texture noise interference and the low accuracy of circular hole segmentation. This paper presents a circular hole segmentation method based on deep learning. The U-net network was used to realize the segmentation of the inner and outer textures of the round hole. Then, to solve the problem of missing information in the prediction results of the U-net model, the network model is improved by introducing a dilated convolution and BN layer. The accuracy of the improved model is improved by approximately 2% in the test set. Finally, this paper proposes Zernike moment sub-pixel edge detection of a 7×7 template coefficient to realize the edge sub-pixel location. Finally, the pixel equivalent is solved, and the circular hole contour is fitted using the least-squares method. The measurement accuracy of the improved U-net model in the circular hole of the composite plate ∅(4mm-5mm) reached 0.046mm.
Expert consensus on a standardized training curriculum for robotic gastrectomy for gastric cancer using Delphi process
Authors: Obama Kazutaka , Collins Justin W , Han Sang-Uk , Suda Koichi , Hyung Woo Jin , Terashima Masanori , Song Kyo Young , Noshiro Hirokazu , Son Taeil , Park Do Joong , Uyama Ichiro 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Background
With the widespread use of surgical robots, surgeons are performing increasing number of robotic gastrectomy (RG) cases. Establishing a standardized training curriculum (TC) is a pressing need for the safe implementation of RG for gastric cancer. This paper aims to obtain an experts’ consensus on a standardized TC for RG through the Delphi process.
Methods
An expert panel involving 10 expert gastric surgeons formulated a consensus on the TC of RG for gastric cancer. A three-round survey using the Delphi method was conducted to reach an agreement regarding the essential domains of training. A cutoff value of 80% was set to determine a consensus on each question.
Results
The expert panel reached a consensus on the following points. A TC for RG should be divided into stages, and trainees should be evaluated and certified before proceeding to the next stage. The basic TC should include basic e-learning, simulation-based training, and case observation, whereas the advanced TC should include learning expert videos, and modular console training. Simulator-based evaluation and certification are necessary before performing actual RG, and the first 3–5 cases should be supervised by proctors. To become independent surgeons, they should be certified by reviewing surgical videos. In addition, when using new robotic systems, even experts should undergo technical evaluation and certification.
Conclusion
Through consensus building by the expert panel, a foundational concept was developed for an RG TC and certification. Surgeons learning RG should benefit from a highly effective modular TC and the guidance of certified proctors.
Analysis of the trend in Oral Anticoagulation Overdose from 2010 to 2020 – Ireland
Authors: Ali Osama , O’Reilly Aisling , Bacha Sohail , Canning Meghann , Stenson Claire , Williams David , Duggan Edel 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Background
Warfarin and Direct Oral Anticoagulants (DOAC) are commonly prescribed for thromboembolic disease. Enquires to a poison centre can help identify toxicity of these agents.
Aim
The aim of this study is to observe trends in enquiries to the National Poisons Information Centre (NPIC) concerning oral anticoagulants over the past eleven years.
Methods
A retrospective review of all recorded cases involving anticoagulation enquiries to the NPIC from 2010 to 2020, inclusive, was conducted. Data included: name, type, patient demographics, location of incident, enquiry source, type of incident, symptoms, poison severity score, and treatment.
Results
Four hundred and seventy-three (n = 473) oral anticoagulation enquiries were registered with NPIC from 2010 to 2020. Enquiries concerning anticoagulants occurred most frequently in the elderly age group (> 65 years) in 47%. Most enquiries were from GP services at 46%. 1 in 10 calls involved a polypharmacy overdose. Accidental ingestion was more frequent (n = 105) in toddlers whereas therapeutic error occurred more frequently in elderly patients (n = 166). There was a downward trend of warfarin and an upward trend of DOAC overdoses over the study period. Majority of the cases (83%) had no symptoms at the time of the call. Only 44 cases received treatment of which 7.8% received an antidote. Less than 4% required follow-up.
Conclusion
Anticoagulant overdose, especially in elderly population is of concern due to increase vulnerability to major bleeding. Rising number of DOAC overdose’s is concerning as specific antidotes are not widely available. Measures should be taken to reduce the risk of polypharmacy overdose.