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Multiple individual and contextual factors influence the quality of the therapeutic relationship in mental health units. The objective was to describe the characteristics of structure, teamwork, ward rules and care dynamics that intervene in the establishment of the therapeutic relationship in mental health units in Catalonia. The study is part of a multi-centre project that includes 18 mental health units in Catalonia, and which aims to improve the therapeutic relationship through Participatory Action-Research. This work is the first stage in which an analysis of the study context was carried out. The data were collected through observational guides filled in by the coordinating nurses of each centre. The results were grouped into 3 themes: i) structure of the units and size of the teamworks, ii) rules and dynamics of the units and iii) indicators of quality of care. The main conclusion of the study is the great variability observed in the units in relation to their structure, ratios and rules. Due to these environmental factors, the care provided and, consequently, the therapeutic relationship, is considerably different depending on the area in which each patient resides. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Since the Yagi-Uda antenna was created and published in the twenties, it has been a pillar of wireless communications and also one of the most popular antennas utilized due to its directivity and easy construction; although still commonly used today, one of the disadvantages is its laborious design process, especially when you have many directors. In recent decades, software has been developed to facilitate its design and simulation, both commercial and free to use software. This work describes the design of a Yagi-Uda antenna at 550 MHz using free MMana-Gal software. The results demonstrate that in instances where there is extreme precision or variability of materials is not required, free software can be an excellent option for design and simulation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: Cervical spine involvement is common in patients with RA, risk factors such as disease activity may be related to asymptomatic cervical instability. Objective: To determine the associated factors for asymptomatic cervical spine instability in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Material and methods: Case and control study from the external spine and rheumatology consultation of a level II trauma center to identify all patients diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and asymptomatic cervical instability. With simple X-rays of the cervical spine, carrying out radiographic measurements, the diagnosis of cervical instability was performed, risk factors such as the presence of rheumatoid factor (FR), previous articular surgeries, elevations of the C-reactive protein (PCR) values were evaluated. The severity and activity of the disease measured in the activity index of 28 articulations (DAS 28) in addition to the index of activity of the simplified disease (SDAI). Results: We assessed 32 patients, nine patients (28.1%) met the criteria for instability of the anterior cervical spine atlantoaxial subluxation (SAAa) (100%), also one patient with SAAa presented vertical subluxation (SV), risk factors more relevant: DAS 28 with an OR = 3.54, SDA with an OR = 2.34 and finally the PCR > 1.0 its OR = 2.88. Conclusion: The risk factors associated opportunely in our population are the severity of the activity of the disease that we can see in the DAS and SDAI when applied in patients and PCR > 1.0. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: To describe the difficulties in applying the Therapeutic Relationship in the care of patients suffering from mental illness, admitted to a Prison Psychiatric Center. Method: Narrativity as an instrument to resize and reflect on nursing care practice, from the perspective of the relationship of help in the care of patients with mental illness. Results: The elaboration of this first-person account has contributed to show that the nursing professionals in Penitentiary Psychiatric Centers work to achieve visibility and avoid being institutionalized. Conclusions: Through the narrative the initial purpose of describing the different difficulties in the application of the Therapeutic Relationship in the care of patients suffering from mental illness, admitted to a Prison Psychiatric Center, has been reached. The narrative constitutes a pertinent instrument for the reflection on the practice of the nursing specialist in Mental Health. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this study is to find out the factors that drive adult learners to drop out some Training Center for Industrial Work in Mexico (CECATI). To achieve this, a survey was conducted with deserter students so as to know the factors that prompted them to leave school and with active students for to know what are the factors that would boost them to scholar dropout. To analyze the results the frequency distribution method, median and mode to detect and describe the most important factor drop in both samples were used, it was also made a correlation analysis and multiple linear regression with the variables of study for students that drop out school. It was found that the lack of time to attend the campus is the biggest factor for the school dropouts, and for the active students was the lack of financing for course. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Chorioangioma is a benign, non-trophoblastic placental tumor associated with lethal complications for the fetus. A 20-year-old primiparous woman with a gestational age of 28.5 weeks went to the Hospital General «Dr. Miguel Silva» in Morelia, Michoacán, with threatened preterm labor secondary to polyhydramnios. An obstetric ultrasound showed a hypoechoic image in the placenta measuring 6 x 4 x 7 cm, and abundant internal vascularity was visible with color Doppler. Tocolytic measures were successfully implemented and pharmacological treatment was administered for the polyhydramnios. A cesarean section was performed at week 35 of gestation because of severe oligohydramnios. A male singleton infant weighing 2,130 g was delivered; Apgar score 8/9. The placenta had a discoid shape and measured 22 x 16 x 4 cm. The fetal side was smooth and congestive. Dissection revealed a tumor measuring 7 x 6 x 4 cm. It had a nodular appearance with areas of extensive hemorrhaging. Microscopically, the tumor mass consisted of capillaries presenting areas of infarction and dystrophic calcification. Ultrasound is the main tool for early diagnosis. Doppler ultrasound is essential for the differential diagnosis of this pathology with other solid intraparenchymal placental tumors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present paper sets out schematically the tax rules on bonds to guarantee mortgage loans under our legal system, distinguishing a variety of scenarios and stressing one particularly controversial case: the taxation on a bond established on the occasion of the novation or subrogation of a mortgage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Mediante el procedimiento GLM del paquete estadístico SAS, se evaluaron en cabritos los efectos de los grupos genéticos (GG) Boer x local (BL), Nubia x local (NL) y local x local (LL), sexo de la cría (SC), tipo de nacimiento de la cría (TN), edad de la madre (EM), época (EN) y año (AN) de nacimiento de la cría, así como interacciones genotipo x ambiente en el peso al nacimiento (PN), peso al destete ajustado (PDA) y peso al año ajustado (PAA). Asimismo, en una muestra de cabritos de cada genotipo se evaluó el efecto del grupo genético en el peso al sacrificio (PS), peso de la canal fría (PC) y el rendimiento de la canal (RC). Las medias generales de cuadrados mínimos de PN, PDA, PAA, PS, PC y RC fueron 3.3 ± 0.5 kg, 14.4 ± 1.8 kg, 26.6 ± 2.5 kg, 26.1 ± 4.6 kg, 11.1 ± 2.1 kg, y 42.3 ± 3.3%. De manera general, los efectos de GG, SC, TN, EN, AN, así como algunas interacciones genotipo x ambiente, influyeron (P < 0.05) en la variación de PN, PDA y PAA. En cuanto a las canales, se encontró un efecto (P < 0.05) de grupo genético en PS y PC. En general, los cabritos BL tuvieron los promedios más grandes en todas las variables analizadas, seguidos por los cabritos NL y finalmente por los cabritos LL. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present work was impelled by the strategic policy of the Ministry of the Sugar Industry as to the diversification of the Cuban sugar industry, aimed at the searching of strategies allowing the obtaining of positive increases in this kind of industry. This applies mainly to the increase of the energetic production, even with the shortcoming of reduction of sugar production. A preliminary statistical study is made in order to determine the influence that the undesirable substances exert upon some process variables. Besides, a theoretical economic evaluation of the possibilities and disadvantages that the milling of integral cane could provoke was made. The most considerable results resided in the statistical analysis of correlation. It was demonstrated that the variations of undesirable substances are not always accompanied by increases of losses, because other operational variables can diminish the negative effects. It was also demonstrated the possible feasibility of milling integral cane, due to the fact that the advantages of savings and energetic production are bigger than the estimated sugar losses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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