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    DOI: 03/16/2011. This is a case of 53-year old female executive assistant who sustained a work-related injury to her right forearm and elbow from repetitive typing. The patient was subsequently diagnosed with right elbow pain and right hand pain. MRI od cervical spine dated 9/15/14 (no official report) revealed disc spur complex at C3-4‚ C4-5‚ C5-6‚ and C6-7; moderate central stenosis at C3-4‚ C4-5‚ and C5-6; mild central stenosis at C6-7; small disc protrusion in the lateral recesses bilaterally

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    ABSTRACT This study examines the relationship between self-monitoring and self-esteem. 150 college students from De La Salle University‚ Manila participated in this study. By using Self-Monitoring Scale (SMS) and Self-Esteem Rating Scale (SERS)‚ the participants were asked to answer these questionnaires. The ratings from the scales were used to measure participants’ self-monitoring and self-esteem. Based on the results of this study‚ coherent with the previous studies on the topic‚ it could be

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    People differ in substantial ways in their abilities and desires to engage in expressive controls. People concerned with their expressive self-presentation often closely monitor their audience in order to ensure appropriate public appearances.Self-monitoring is a theory that deals with the phenomena of expressive controls.It is important to not become a chameleon to maintain a sense of authenticity across contexts. An individual may have strong religious beliefs but is a high self-monitor and will only

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    CHAPTER II REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE Diabetes‚ also known as diabetes mellitus is described by HealthRiight.com as a chronic health condition where the body is unable to produce enough insulin and properly break down sugar (glucose) in the blood. Glucose comes from food and is used by the cells for energy. Glucose is also made in the liver. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas‚ a large gland behind the stomach. Insulin is needed to move sugar into the cells where it can be used for

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    ENROLLMENT ONLINE SYSTEM Review of Related Literatures Abatayo‚ John Paul Gueverra‚ Jerome Reyes‚ John Vincent Timosa‚ Fritz February 2015 DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPUTERIZED ENROLLMENT SYSTEM IN A RURAL-BASED HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM ABSTRACT The purpose of this study was to design a computerized enrolment system for a rural- based higher education institution and to find out its acceptability in terms of construction design and functionality. The computerized enrolment system was developed

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    COMPUTERIZED MONITORING OF THE SSC (Supreme Student Council) FUNDS SYTEM OF PCIC (PHILIPPINE CENTRAL ISLANDS COLLEGE) by: Marynette B. Decalao John Nixelle R. De San Jose Objectives of the Study This study entitle “COMPUTERIZED MONITORING OF THE SUPREME STUDENT COUNCIL FUNDS SYSTEM OF PHILIPPINE CENTRAL ISLANDS COLLEGE” in this study intends to develop a supreme students council monitoring funds system. It also to solve the problem encountered and to change the manual monitoring to computerized

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    Unit 5 Assignment 1: Testing and Monitoring Security Controls Testing and monitoring security controls can come in different factors. Monitoring security is by far important because you need to know what’s going on before you can announce it. Networking abuse is by far the biggest baseline anomaly. For employees who have access to the internet‚ the network can be used to stream media‚ to access social websites and to download unauthorized software or free software which has vulnerabilities a long

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    How to uplift the backward classes of India 1. Introduction The Commission used three indicators i.e‚ social‚ educational and economic. Most students are haunted by the nightmare of unemployment/of underemployment. In such a situation the government’s electoral decision to reserve jobs on the basis of caste for an additional 27% to the existing quota of reservation of 22.5% for SCs and STs was bound to create frustrations among the youth. 2. Constitution of India and Welfare of Backward Classes

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    suspicious activity a little more or to have an officer show up at the house; these actions are justified in the fourth amendment due to the right _ÑÒagainst unreasonable searches and seizures_Ñ_ but upon probable cause_Ñù. When it pertains to monitoring internet content‚ the probable cause leading to further investigation or searches would be a series of flagged internet search

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    SUBSTANCE RELATED DISORDERS Nosology: We have two large categories : 1- substance dependence and substance abuse 2- substance induced mental disorders we will deal with the descriptions of the clinical phenomena associated with the use of 11 designated classes of pharmacological agents: alcohol‚ amphetamines or similarly acting agents; caffeine; cannabis; cocaine; hallucinogens; inhalants; nicotine; opioids; phencyclidine (PCP) or similar agents; and sedatives‚ hypnotics‚ and anxiolytics

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