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Body Type And Perceived Physical Competence In College Female Dancers, Brenna Marie Vogel 2010 University of Northern Iowa

Body Type And Perceived Physical Competence In College Female Dancers, Brenna Marie Vogel

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The relationship between body type and perceived physical competence was determined among college female company dancers. Participants were from one of four technique based dance companies at a midwestern university. They were questioned as to their perceived physical competence in seven different styles of dance, all of which had been offered at the selected university over the previous academic year. Body type was calculated using both the Body Mass Index Scale and the Body Composition Analyzer, which is a bioelectrical impedance analysis of one's body fat percentage, total body water, and body weight. A total of 44 participants took part …


Role Of Extended Release Quetiapine In The Management Of Bipolar Disorders, Martha Sajatovic 2010 Case Western Reserve University

Role Of Extended Release Quetiapine In The Management Of Bipolar Disorders, Martha Sajatovic

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Atypical antipsychotics have become a widely utilized component of the bipolar disorder treatment armamentarium, with approximately 45% of bipolar patients prescribed atypicals. Over the last decade all atypical drugs except for clozapine have received a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) bipolar indication. In October 2008, the FDA approved quetiapine XR monotherapy for the treatment of acute depressive episodes of bipolar disorder and acute manic or mixed episodes in bipolar I disorder based on two placebo-control trials. Quetiapine was also approved as adjunct therapy with lithium and divalproex for the treatment of acute manic or mixed episodes as well as maintenance …


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