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- to grip or seize, as in a wrestling match; "the two men grappled with each other for several minutes" (同)grip
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- (ひっかけがぎ(grapnel)で)…‘を'引っ掛ける,ぎゅっとつかむ / (…と)つかみ合う,格闘する《+『with』+『名』》 / (問題などと)取り組む《+『with』+『名』》 / つかみ合い / (難問などの)取り組み / =grapnel
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- 1. 配偶者などからの暴力：診断およびスクリーニング intimate partner violence diagnosis and screening
- 2. 透析からの離脱および休止 withdrawal from and withholding of dialysis
- 3. 成人における慢性腎臓病マネージメントの概要 overview of the management of chronic kidney disease in adults
English Journal
- An approach to using noncognitive variables in dental school admissions.
- Wilson MB1, Sedlacek WE, Lowery BL.Author information 1School of Dental Medicine, East Carolina University, 1851 MacGregor Downs Road, MS 107, Greenville, NC 27834;. wilsonmar@ecu.edu.AbstractDental school admissions committees continue to grapple with challenges associated with recruiting, admitting, and enrolling students who best meet the mission of the particular institution. For many students, particularly underrepresented minority students and those from non-traditional backgrounds, standardized tests such as the Dental Admission Test (DAT) are poor predictors of their potential for success. Noncognitive assessment methods can be used in conjunction with traditional cognitive measures in making admissions decisions. These methods have been employed by hundreds of higher education institutions, foundations, and scholarship programs, but are relatively new in dental education. This article describes a prevalent assessment model and discusses one dental school's implementation of the model, with the outcome of enrolling students from diverse backgrounds whose career goals parallel the mission of the school.
- Journal of dental education.J Dent Educ.2014 Apr;78(4):567-74.
- Dental school admissions committees continue to grapple with challenges associated with recruiting, admitting, and enrolling students who best meet the mission of the particular institution. For many students, particularly underrepresented minority students and those from non-traditional backgrounds
- PMID 24706686
- Integration of Latino/a cultural values into palliative health care: A culture centered model.
- Adames HY1, Chavez-Dueñas NY1, Fuentes MA2, Salas SP1, Perez-Chavez JG3.Author information 1The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Chicago, Illinois.2Montclair State University.3Cornell University.AbstractObjective: Culture helps us grapple with, understand, and navigate the dying process. Although often overlooked, cultural values play a critical and influential role in palliative care. The purpose of the present study was two-fold: one, to review whether Latino/a cultural values have been integrated into the palliative care literature for Latinos/as; two, identify publications that provide recommendations on how palliative care providers can integrate Latino/a cultural values into the end-of-life care. Method: A comprehensive systematic review on the area of Latino/a cultural values in palliative care was conducted via an electronic literature search of publications between 1930-2013. Five articles were identified for reviewing, discussing, or mentioning Latino/a cultural values and palliative care. Results: Only one article specifically addressed Latino/a cultural values in palliative care. The four remaining articles discuss or mention cultural values; however, the cultural values were not the main focus of each article's thesis. Significance of results: The results of the current study highlight the lack of literature specifically addressing the importance of integrating Latino/a cultural values into the delivery of palliative care. As a result, this article introduces the Culture-Centered Palliative Care Model (CCPC). The article defines five key traditional Latino/a cultural values (i.e., familismo, personalismo, respeto, confianza, and dignidad), discusses the influence of each value on palliative health care, and ends with practical recommendations for service providers. Special attention is given to the stages of acculturation and ethnic identity.
- Palliative & supportive care.Palliat Support Care.2014 Apr;12(2):149-57. doi: 10.1017/S147895151300028X. Epub 2013 Jun 17.
- Objective: Culture helps us grapple with, understand, and navigate the dying process. Although often overlooked, cultural values play a critical and influential role in palliative care. The purpose of the present study was two-fold: one, to review whether Latino/a cultural values have been integrate
- PMID 23768861
- Pain During and Within Hours After Exercise in Healthy Adults.
- Dannecker EA1, Koltyn KF.Author information 1Department of Physical Therapy, University of Missouri-Columbia, 801 Clark Hall, Columbia, MO, 65211-4250, USA, danneckere@missouri.edu.AbstractLiterature on the pain relieving effects of exercise has been reviewed several times. It is equally important to review the literature on the pain-inducing effects of exercise. Indeed, exercise professionals, health care providers, and exercisers must grapple with the fact that exercise can both induce and reduce pain. The objective of this review was to synthesize our current understanding of exercise-induced pain and inspire advanced research. We searched the PubMed database for publications since 2000 about healthy human participants. Disease-specific reviews of the effects of exercise are available elsewhere. The results of our literature review verified that many different modes, intensities, and durations of exercise can induce pain in healthy people. Another important point is that pain can occur within a few hours after eccentric contractions, which should be considered relative to the construct of delayed-onset muscle soreness. In addition, the studies supported that exercise can be painful in diverse muscle groups. Yet another point illuminated by the literature is that different pain measures do not always change in similar directions and magnitudes after exercise. Therefore, our review confirms that a wide variety of exercises can be painful-even for healthy people. We wonder how many exercise professionals and health care providers regularly and appropriately measure exercise-related pain or consider such pain in their exercise recommendations. We also question if exercise-related pain affects exercise behavior in healthy people as it has been shown to do in people with chronic illnesses. Additional research is needed to improve both exercise recommendations and exercise behavior.
- Sports medicine (Auckland, N.Z.).Sports Med.2014 Mar 26. [Epub ahead of print]
- Literature on the pain relieving effects of exercise has been reviewed several times. It is equally important to review the literature on the pain-inducing effects of exercise. Indeed, exercise professionals, health care providers, and exercisers must grapple with the fact that exercise can both ind
- PMID 24668291
- Bentuhua: Culturing Psychotherapy in Postsocialist China.
- Zhang L.Author information Department of Anthropology, University of California at Davis, One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA, 95616, USA, lizhang@ucdavis.edu.AbstractThe breathless pace of market reform in China has brought about profound ruptures in socioeconomic structures and increased mental distress in the population. In this context, more middle-class urbanites are turning to nascent psychological counseling to grapple with their problems. This article examines how Chinese psychotherapists attempt to "culture" or indigenize (bentuhua) three imported psychotherapy models in order to fit their clients' expectations, desires, and sensibilities: the Satir family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and sandplay therapy. It addresses three interrelated questions: What is the role of culture in adopting, translating, and recasting psychotherapy in contemporary China? How is cultural difference understood and mobilized by therapists in the therapeutic encounter? What kind of distinct therapeutic relationship is emerging in postsocialist China? Data presented here are drawn from my semistructured interviews and extensive participant observation at various counseling offices and psychotherapy workshops in the city of Kunming. My ethnographic account suggests that it is through constant dialog, translation, and re-articulation between multiple regimes of knowledge, cultural values, and social practices that a new form of talk therapy with "Chinese characteristics" is emerging. Finally, I reflect upon what this dialogic process of transformation means for psychotherapy as a form of globally circulating knowledge/practice.
- Culture, medicine and psychiatry.Cult Med Psychiatry.2014 Mar 25. [Epub ahead of print]
- The breathless pace of market reform in China has brought about profound ruptures in socioeconomic structures and increased mental distress in the population. In this context, more middle-class urbanites are turning to nascent psychological counseling to grapple with their problems. This article exa
- PMID 24664212
Japanese Journal
- スーパーロングリーチグラップルによる集材作業
- 佐藤 庫司
- 機械化林業 = Journal of the Forestry Mechanization Society (707), 47-52, 2012-10
- NAID 40019460335
- ロングアームグラップルULG-90
- 北久保 希宜
- 機械化林業 (706), 37-39, 2012-09
- NAID 40019436341
- ハイブリッドアタッチメントシリーズ フェラーバンチャザウルスロボの開発と性能
- 松本 良三
- 機械化林業 (704), 33-38, 2012-07
- NAID 40019385831
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