Are extravasation injuries “Negligence”?

Nagpal, Neeraj; Nagpal, Nimisha

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“…Electrophoresis is a widely used technique in dentistry research for the separation and analysis of dental materials and oral disease-related proteins [1,2]. It is based on the principle of applying an electric field to migrate charged molecules in a medium, such as a gel or a capillary, according to their size, charge, or isoelectric point.…”

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“…Preparing samples for electrophoresis of dental materials involves specific steps to ensure accurate and reliable results. The preparation process may vary depending on the type of dental material you are working with, such as dental composites, cements, or adhesives [1,2,[8][9][10][11][12]. Here's a general outline of the sample preparation process:…”

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“…They typically consist of a resin matrix (monomers) and filler particles (such as glass or ceramic) [39]. Electrophoresis analysis of composite materials provides valuable insights into their composition, polymerization characteristics, and degradation products [2,6,7]. Electrophoresis techniques, such as PAGE or CE, are utilized to analyze the monomers present in composite materials.…”

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“…However, it's essential to ensure that Evaluation of Dental Materials and Oral Disease-Related Proteins in Dentistry: Efficacy… DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.1002827 the quantification process is accurate and reliable by using appropriate controls and validation methods. There are different methods for quantitative analysis in electrophoresis [1,2,60]:…”

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Evaluation of Dental Materials and Oral Disease-Related Proteins in Dentistry: Efficacy of Electrophoresis as a Valuable Tool

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Meto

2023

Electrophoresis - Recent Advances, New Perspectives and Applications [Working Title]

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Electrophoresis is a versatile technique that allows for the separation of molecules based on their size and electrical charge. In the field of dentistry, electrophoresis is widely used in various applications, including the analysis of dental materials and proteins associated with diseases of the oral cavity. Through electrophoresis, it is possible to evaluate the size and distribution of filler particles within resin matrices, providing valuable information on the mechanical properties and durability of composite materials used in dental restorations. Furthermore, this technique has significantly contributed to the study of proteins implicated in oral diseases, such as dental caries and periodontitis. By effectively identifying and separating these proteins, researchers gain a deeper understanding of the mechanisms underlying these conditions, facilitating the development of innovative therapeutic strategies. Overall, the application of electrophoresis in dentistry has emerged as an indispensable tool for comprehensive analysis of dental materials and characterization of proteins associated with oral diseases.

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Evaluation of Dental Materials and Oral Disease-Related Proteins in Dentistry: Efficacy of Electrophoresis as a Valuable Tool

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2023

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“…[ 3 ] The official name for smartphone addiction is Nomophobia which is defined as having a fear or anxiety of not having access to a mobile phone. [ 4 5 ]…”

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The pattern of smartphone usage, smartphone addiction, and associated subjective health problems associated with smartphone use among undergraduate nursing students

Machado

Pai

Kotian

2023

Journal of Education and Health Promotion

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BACKGROUND: The usage of smartphones has become common among adolescents, despite knowing the health-related problems of the user. Currently, the availability of electronic gadgets has become economical and this has an impact on society, especially on the behavior of adolescents. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A cross-sectional survey design was used to find the pattern of smartphone usage, smartphone addiction, and subjective health problems associated with smartphone usage. The data were obtained from 270 nursing students using the convenient sampling technique using a sociodemographic proforma, semi-structured questionnaire on the pattern of smartphone usage, Smartphone Addiction Scale, self-reported subjective health problems questionnaire, and study habits scale. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS: Descriptive and inferential statistics was used for the analysis using SPSS 16.0. RESULTS: The study findings revealed that most of the participants 243 (90.0%) were using 4G phones. The majority 88 (32.60%) of the participants were using a smartphone for less than 2 hours at a stretch in a day. Most uses of a smartphone were in the night 155 (57.40%). The main usage of a smartphone was for entertainment purposes 213 (78.90%). Most of the participants 196 (72.6%) were moderately addicted to smartphones. One-third 109 (40.2%) of the participants complained of headache, followed by straining of the eyes 83 (30.6%). CONCLUSION: The awareness of smartphone addiction and health-related problems associated with smartphone usage has been shown to decrease its impact. The study concluded that it is very much necessary to identify the pattern of smartphone usage, to prevent the consequences of addiction and health problems associated with smartphone usage.

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Investigation of Nomofobia and Netlessphobia Levels of Child Development Undergraduate Students

KADAN

2023

10.52096

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The research aimed to determine the nomophobia and netless phobia levels of undergraduate students of the child development department. In the research carried out with the survey model, one of the quantitative research methods, 195 students studying at Çankırı Karatekin University, Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Child Development were studied. In the study, “General Information Form”, “Netless phobia Scale” developed by Kanbay et. al. (2021) and “Nomophobia Scale” developed by Yıldırım et. al. (2016) was used to determine the sociodemographic characteristics of the students. It was determined that 94,3% of the participants in the study were female, 60,9% were between the ages of 18-20 and 41,4% were second grade students. As a result of the research, a significant difference was found between the students’ age, gender, grade level, age of owning smart mobile phones and activities done in their spare time and the nomophobia and netless phobia scales, and significant relationships were found between the nomophobia and netless phobia scales. Based on the results obtained from the research, it may be recommended to conduct mixed method research and direct university students to activities where they can spend their free time. Key Words: Nomophobia, Netless phobia, Technology, University students

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Are extravasation injuries “Negligence”?

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Evaluation of Dental Materials and Oral Disease-Related Proteins in Dentistry: Efficacy of Electrophoresis as a Valuable Tool

Evaluation of Dental Materials and Oral Disease-Related Proteins in Dentistry: Efficacy of Electrophoresis as a Valuable Tool

The pattern of smartphone usage, smartphone addiction, and associated subjective health problems associated with smartphone use among undergraduate nursing students

Investigation of Nomofobia and Netlessphobia Levels of Child Development Undergraduate Students

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