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Prevalence Of Bovine Eimeridosis In Thracia, Turkey, M. Özkan Arslan, Erkut Tüzer

Turkish Journal of Veterinary & Animal Sciences

In this study, 768 faecal samples were examined between June 1993-May 1994 to determine the species and the prevalence rates of Eimeriidae in the cattle of Thracia area (The European part of Turkey). The prevalence rate of eimeridosis was found to be 68%. The species determined and their prevalence rates were as follows: Eimeria bovis(34%), E.auburnensis(27%), E.zeuernii(26%), E.ellipsoiDalıs (14%), E.canadensis (12%), E.cylindrica (7.9%), E.supspherica (7.2%), E.alabamensis (4.9%), E.bukidnonensis (2.2%), E.brasiliensis (0.8%) and Isospora sp. (1.2%). Of 768 animals, 29% were found to be infected with single species, 39% with mixed ones and 32% were non-infected. During the study, two calves …

The Effect Of Atp-Dependent Potassium Channel Blocker, Glimeprid, On The Arrhythmiasobserved Following Ischemia And Reperfusion In Anesthesized Rats, Ömer Bozdoğan, Istvan Lepran, Julius Gy Pap

Turkish Journal of Veterinary & Animal Sciences

In recent years, it has been discussed intensively whether the potassium channel openers or blockers have antiarrhythmic effect during ischemia and reperfusion. Although there are many in vitro studies suggesting the potassium channel blokers especial-ly glibenclamide have antiarrhythmic effect, there is a very few in vivo expertiment to support the same result. In the present study, left arteria coronaria descendence (LAD) was ligated in 6min and following reperfusion was made by relasing the ligature. ECG and arterial blood pressure were recorded during the ischemia and reperfusion. The heart rate, the length of arrhythmia, the score of arrhythmia and the number …

The Clinical-Chemical Parameters, Serum Lipoproteins And Fatty Infiltration Of The Liver In Ketotic Cows, Mutlu Sevi̇nç, Abdullah Başoğlu, İsmail Öztok, Mustafa Sandikçi, Fatih Bi̇rdane

Turkish Journal of Veterinary & Animal Sciences

The objective of this study was to provide a unique insight into the relationship between ketosis and fat cow syndrome using clinical-chemical parameters, serum lipoproteins and histopathological changes of the liver. The cholesterol and protein concentrations were significantly lower in the ketotic cows (p

How Hyperosmolar Solutions (Glucose 30%) Mayprevent Stress Induced Ulcers In Rats, Mustafa Yandi, Nazim Ağaoğlu, Tevhide Sel, Nihat Mansur

Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences

It is accepted that administration of hyperosmolar solutions (glucose 30%) prevent stress-induced ulcers in the rats; but their mechanisms of action are not elucidated. In this study, we have investigated whether glucose is absorbed or not through the gastric wall. C14 labelled glucose solution of 30% was given to groups A (n=6), and B (n=8) and physiologic serum to group C(n=7). Restriction of movement with cold application was performed in group B and C. Ulcer indexes were 0.56±0.12 in group A, 0.83±0.27 in group B and 1.63±0.43 in group C. Net absorption rates were 12.2±4.8 %, 23.01±8.3 % and 53.1±4.65 …

The Frequency Of Chromosomal Abnormalities Inmen With Azoospermia Andoligoasthenoteratozoospermia: A Preliminarystudy, Cüneyt Tüzün, Kubilay Vi̇cdan, Semra Kahraman, Suat Özgür, Ahmet Z. Işik, Kutay Bi̇beroğlu

Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences

The aim of this study is to investigate the frequency of chromosomal abnormalities in men with severe andrological infertility, In 50 men with azoospermia and severe oligoasthenoteratozoospermia (OAT), who referred for our intracytoplasmic sperm injection program, a cytogenetic study has been prospectively carried out. Peripheral blood lymphocytes were cultured for chromosomal analysis and for each proband 30 metaphases were analyzed by GTG banding technique. Major chromosomal abnormalities were detected in 4 of cases (8%). There were 3 sex-chromosome abnormalities, 46XXY in all 3 cases, and one autosomal chromosomal abnormality 46 XY, t (1;7) (P32;Q32). Although the sample size is small, …

Detection Of Antinuclear Antibody (Ana) Inpatients With Mycoplasmal Pneumonia, Sevtap Arikan, Sibel Ergüven, Şemsettin Ustaçelebi̇

Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences

No abstract provided.

Hepatoerythropoietic Porphyria And Cerebralabnormalities, Mehmet Helvaci, Buket Özkaya, Işın Yaprak, Üstün Ezer

Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences

No abstract provided.

Visual Evoked Potentials In Diabetic Patients, Ömer Azal, Abdullah Özkardeş, M. Emin Önde, Metin Özata, Gökhan Özişik, Ahmet Çorakçi, M. Ali Gündoğan

Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences

Currently there are conflicting results regarding optic neuropathy in diabetes mellitus. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to evaluate optic neuropathy in diabetic patients. We studied visual evoked potentials (VEPs) in 20 diabetic patients (6 insulin dependent, 14 noninsulin dependent; 8 women, 12 men; mean age: 49.70± 18.22 years; mean duration of diabetes: 9.33 ± 5.75 years) and 20 age-, and sex-matched healthy subjects (7 women, 13 men; mean age: 52.40 ± 16.02 years) as a control group. Nine of 20 diabetic patients had sensorimotor neuropathy, and 5 diabetic patients had both sensorimotor neuropathy and autonomic neuropathy, as …

The Effects Of Wearing Of Total Prostheses Onpalatine Glands: A Morphological Study, Deniz Firat, Leyla Kuntsal, Hakan Özyuvaci, Özen Doğan, Aygen Ilicali, Mehmet Yaltirik, Yener Ayteki̇n

Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences

The purpose of this study is to examine the morphological effect which appears in acini and ductus of palatine glands in patients wearing total prostheses. Acini had considerably wide lumens due to de-generation and desquamation in secretory epithelial cells in those who wear prostheses during varying periods. It was observed that, in regions adjacent to the apical membrane in most of the epithelial cells of acini and excretory canals, large vacuoles were formed, whereas in some others, cytoplasm was disarranged due to membrane destruction. Cytoplasmic structures which were encountered in these cells underwent to degeneration and desquamation as well as …

Limited Joint Mobility In 77 Children With Type Idiabetes Mellitus And Correlation To Otherdiabetic Complications, Ayşenur Ökten, Gülay Kaya, Gülay Karagüzel, Yusuf Gedi̇k, Yakup Aslan

Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences

We investigated limited joint mobility in 77 patients with type I diabetes mellitus. The patients were also assesed for neuropathy, retinopathy and pulmonary complications. The prevalence of limited joint mobility was 47%. Skin changes were present in 87% of patients with diabetes of more than 5 years' duration. No relationship was found between limited joint mobility and metabolic control, but there was a very strong correlation between limited joint mobility and other diabetic complications such as neuropathy, nephropathy and retinopathy. We did not find any differences in the pulmonary function tests of patients with and without limited joint mobility. We …

Noise Induced Hearing Loss Among Cottontextile And Carpet Mill Workers, Melikşah Ertem, Ersen İlçi̇n, Faruk Meri̇ç

Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences

In industry increased mechanisation results in increased noise levels. Operation of textile machines carries a high risk of hearing loss. In this study the evaluation of textile worker's noise induced hearing loss was reviewed cross sectionally. The hearing of 260 textile workers exposed to noise levels between 85-95 dB(A) in carpet and cotton textile factories was assessed by means of air and bone conductance audiograms obtained. The subjects were grouped into five hearing categories according to hearing thresholds at 125 to 8000 Hz with Klockhoffs classification. The prevalence of the grade-3 hearing loss was 47.92% and grade 4-5 was 9.21% …

The Nature And Extent Of Worksite Nonsmoking Policies Of Selected Agencies And Organizations In The Cedar Falls/Waterloo, Ia Metropolitan Area, Dawn Renee Schroeck

Graduate Research Papers

The purpose of this study was to examine and describe the nature and extent of worksite nonsmoking policies of selected organizations and agencies in the Cedar Falls/Waterloo, IA metropolitan area. Subproblems were to identify procedures related to policy enforcement, documented benefits, incentives for compliance, and disciplinary measures for noncompliance.

Discovering The Recreational Interests Of South Florida's Youth For Use In The Expansion Of 4-H Programs In Broward County, Florida, Thomas W. Kehlhofer

Graduate Student Dissertations, Theses, Capstones, and Portfolios

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Childhood Sexual Abuse: Long Versus Short Term Effects, Joyce Skinner

Graduate Research Papers

Research over the past decade indicates that a wide range of psychological and interpersonal problems are more prevalent among those who have been sexually abused than among individuals with no such experiences. This paper summarizes what is currently known about these potential impacts of child sexual abuse. The various problems and symptoms described in the literature on child sexual abuse are reviewed in a series of broad categories including post-traumatic stress, emotional pain, avoidance, an impaired self, and interpersonal difficulties. Research has determined that the extent to which a given individual manifests abuse-related distress is a function of an undetermined …

Acceleration Policies And Practices In Central Iowa, Patricia Ann Smith

Graduate Research Papers

This study explored acceleration practices throughout the country with a focus on the public and private schools of Area Education Agency (AEA) 11 in Central Iowa. Questions explored included the following: Do the school districts and private schools in AEA 11 allow for the academic acceleration of students in any form? Do they have written or implied unwritten policies for acceleration? What practices, if any, are currently employed by AEA 11 schools? What percentage of students in these schools engage in each type of acceleration? What criteria are used to select students for acceleration? How many acceleration experiences have had …

Does Technology Reform Education?, Connie Courbat

Graduate Research Papers

School reform initiatives have been part of public school change for some time. In the past two decades, this author has participated in implementing several educational changes within a public school classroom. Some of these changes have involved learning new teaching strategies, integrating technology into the curriculum, implementing new concepts such as whole language, and participating in workshops to learn about "new" educational topics.

Often these change efforts were embraced by educators as new and innovative ways to help students learn. However, many of these changes were tried and discarded because no ongoing effort was made to incorporate them systematically …

Looking Toward The Future For Suicide Prevention, Stacy L. Staton

Graduate Research Papers

Michael was the first born of two sons. His father expected great things from Michael, nothing short of perfection. Michael tried hard to please his father, but his father was never fully satisfied. His father thought if he yelled at Michael enough and was tough on him that Michael would eventually do things right and be molded into a "fine young man." Michael began to feel hopeless. He believed that he would never please his father. He started doing exactly the opposite of what his father told him to do because he knew he could not live up to his …

Autism : A Look Into Cause And Treatment, Sarah Chase Ferguson

Graduate Research Papers

This paper reviews the literature on the etiology and treatment of autism in an attempt to answer three questions. First, what are the main theories on the cause of autism? To answer this the theories of the psychoanalytic, behavioral, and biological perspectives are examined. Second, what treatment methods are available for children with autism? Ideas on treatment are discussed from each of. the three perspectives. In addition, UCLA's Young Autism Project and Project TEACCH are covered. Third, what is the nature of treatment? The importance of specific treatment in the areas of language, social skills and daily living skills is …

The Internet And Education : Uses And Issues, Ronald William Fitch

Graduate Research Papers

The purpose of this paper is two-fold. First, to provide a short overview of how the Internet, especially e-mail and the World Wide Web (WWW), is used in education for all age groups, elementary school through university and corporate training. Second, to examine current issues surrounding the use of the Internet in education. This paper will answer the question "What is the current state of the Internet in education?" Educational uses of the Internet as supplemental tools to classroom learning will be defined and discussed.

Historical Perspectives Of Male Same-Sex-Sexual-Orientation And The Division Into Contemporary Etiologies, Robert Emerson Willbee Iii

Graduate Research Papers

This is an introductory paper on the historical perspectives of the social acceptance of homosexual behavior, as well as contemporary views on the division of pro-gay and pro-development (growth out of homosexuality) groups. In conjunction with this, a discussion of the etiology of male-same-sex-sexual-attractions is proposed in accordance to genetic and environmental research. Difficulties in maintaining a pro-gay stance are proposed. Future research into the success of pro-development therapy, is suggested.

A Vision For Elementary Administration: A Reflective Essay, Beth Wright

Graduate Research Papers

As a high school student I would have never dreamt that I would be in a profession as an educator. I had my life mapped out, nursing school and then gaining specialized training in the area of pediatrics. l should have known that college would open doors. In my sophomore year of college, I stood in front of the mirror in my dorm room and asked myself, "What do you really want to do with your life?" It was then when my heart answered me, a teacher. From that point forward, education has been my passion and life blood. It …

Classroom Discussion: A Journey To Decentralizing The Classroom, Mike Suther

Graduate Research Papers

Throughout history of the United States, teachers have instigated classroom discussion about text in hopes that talk enhanced understanding. More recently, Vygotsky (1978) produced evidence of the importance of social talk in learning. It is through this social interaction or discussion that students construct and negotiate meaning of text. What constitutes social interaction or discussion is what leads some teachers to disagree. The literature on discussion has classified it into two types: recitation and discussion.

Euthanasia : Dignity In Death, Dignity In Life : A Qualitative Approach Utilizing Karl Marx's Concepts Of Alienation, Reification, And Commodification In Contemporary Society, Bryan R. Williamson

Theses, Dissertations and Capstones

This research endeavor investigates the social condition of euthanasia, or physician assisted suicide. Viewed from the perspective of Karl Marx's conceptual framework of alienation, the external influences from society's institutions and from the perspective of the individual are used towards the goal of understanding the need for continued debate concerning individuals and their quest for a dignified death A core concept has been to accent a person's right to choose death when faced with terminal illness. Throughout the study a main objective has been to offer insight into the alienating influences large social structures exert upon individuals, and the manner …

Books ‘N Kids On-Line: An On-Line Book Club, Pamela J. Martin

Graduate Research Papers

The purpose of this project is to create an On-line book club for 4th and 5th grade elementary students that will encourage them to read and interact with other members regarding their thoughts and feelings about particular books. This project, Books 'n Kids On-line, will integrate the reading, writing, and sharing elements of a book club with On-line Web communication.

Volume Index, Seattle University Law Review

Seattle University Law Review

No abstract provided.

Deep Economic Integration Between Canada And The United States, The Emergence Of Strategic Innovation Policy And The Need For Trade Law Reform, Jean-Gabriel Castel, C. M. Gastle

Articles & Book Chapters

No abstract provided.

Understanding The Success And Failure Of Oyster Populations: The Importance Of Sampled Variables And Sample Timing, Thomas M. Soniat, Eric N. Powell, Eileen E. Hofmann, John M. Klinck

CCPO Publications

One of the primary obstacles to understanding why some oyster populations are successful and others are not is the complex interaction of environmental variables with oyster physiology and with such population variables as the rates of recruitment and juvenile mortality. A numerical model is useful in investigating how population structure originates out of this complexity. We have monitored a suite of environmental conditions over an environmental gradient to document the importance of short time-scale variations in such variables as food supply, turbidity, and salinity. Then, using a coupled oyster disease population dynamics model, we examine the need for short rime-scale …

Albert Camus & The Post-Modern Generation, Lisa Ann Tekancic-Salamat

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.

South Dakota State University Employees Cookbook, South Dakota State University

South Dakota Community Cookbook Collection

Meat and Fish -- Casseroles, Soups and Stews -- Vegetables and Salads -- Breads and Muffins -- Bars, Crisps and Cookies -- Desserts, Pies, Cakes and Frostings -- Candy and Sweets -- This and that.

Mabel Osgood Wright, A Friend Of Nature, Rebecca L. Abbott

Sacred Heart University Review

Rebecca L. Abbott is Associate Professor of Media Studies at Sacred Heart University. Work on this essay was supported by a grant from the Connecticut Humanities Council.