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Prescott V.A. Medical Center, Megan E. Edwards
Prescott V.A. Medical Center, Megan E. Edwards
Honors Theses
Discusses therapy techniques, including MOHO, COTE, and KidCOTE, and their implementations. Also presents the case of fictional patients and their proposed treatment plans.
Attitudes And Practices About Weight, Weight Management, And The Association Of These Factors With The Development Of Chronic Disease In A Convenience Sample Of Dietetics Students, Karah Lynnette Lindbergh
Attitudes And Practices About Weight, Weight Management, And The Association Of These Factors With The Development Of Chronic Disease In A Convenience Sample Of Dietetics Students, Karah Lynnette Lindbergh
Honors Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Smoking Cessation On Fat Intake During The Luteal Menstrual Phase, Carly E. Farrell
The Effects Of Smoking Cessation On Fat Intake During The Luteal Menstrual Phase, Carly E. Farrell
Honors Theses
No abstract provided.
Combating An Elusive Enemy: Understanding Autism, Brandy Ussery
Combating An Elusive Enemy: Understanding Autism, Brandy Ussery
Honors Theses
Autism is a disorder that affects one out of every one thousand children. It occurs more frequently in boys than in girls and brings with it complications that deprive those affected of a nom1al life. One such individual is a boy named Tyler Kubinski. Tyler is a twelve-year-old severely autistic child from Paragould, Arkansas. Tyler's world is limited by his inability to speak or communicate further than a scream or contorted laugh. He does not frighten or agitate easily but will strike out fiercely with his muscular legs or well-aimed spit to anyone nearby. Tyler does not interact with his …
Calcium Metabolism Of Bone In Microgravity: An Investigation And Simulation Of Bone Demineralization In Space, Benjamin Peacock
Calcium Metabolism Of Bone In Microgravity: An Investigation And Simulation Of Bone Demineralization In Space, Benjamin Peacock
Honors Theses
Extended space exploration poses many physiological problems that must be overcome before humanity can reach past the boundaries of Earth's orbit. The farthest a human has been able to travel is to the moon and back, and currently astronauts are confined to orbiting the Earth. While many astronauts and cosmonauts have remained aboard the space station Mir for months, their stay was not without detrimental effects upon their return. Currently, the International Space Station and missions to Mars are the projects involving humans in space at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
In this experiment, a ground-based simulation utilizing …