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Stress and coping of this load on nurses who work on pediatric
Křížová, Blanka ; Mareš, Jiří (advisor) ; Nováková, Jitka (referee) ; Štefančíková, Mariana (referee)
Surname and name: Křížová Blanka Institution: Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Lékařská fakulta v Hradci Králové Project title: Stress and coping of this load on nurses who work on pediatric wards in hospital. Supervisit: prof..PhDr. Jiří Mareš, CSc Defence year: 2010 Key words: children's nurse , children , stress, coping, relaxation, recreation The goal of bachelor's thesis is to analyse stress, mental load and coping of this load on nurses who work on pediatric wards in hospital. In theoretical part I work with expressions of stress - types, cause and manifestation, stress adaptation. Burn out syndrom as result of stress. Possibilities of relaxation and recreation. The quantitative study was carried out to measure effort and working conditions on pediatric wards, according to structured questionary. In a quantitative questionnaire study took part 100 nurses of 9 pediatric wards. Hypothesis no1 and no2 has not been confirmed-stress feelings of nurses are not impressed by neither age nor their own children. Hypothesis no3, no4 and no5 has been confirmed partially. These hypothesis describe major stress and anxiety by which suffer nurses working on intensive pediatric care wards, satisfaction and good feelings of nurses working on standard pediatric wards and interaction between major stress and...
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Křenová, Martina ; Pelclová, Daniela (advisor) ; Černá, Milena (referee) ; Benešová, Veronika (referee)
The aim of our study was to evaluate the severity of hepatic and kidney damage retrospectively in the years between 2000 and 2004 with a focus on their reversibility, and to analyse the prognostic factors following Amanita phalloides (Am. ph., mainly hepatotoxic agent) and ethylene glycol (EG, nephrotoxic liquid) based on the calls made to the Czech Toxicological Information Centre and analyses made by toxicological laboratories. Analysis relied on data from medical records. A variety of clinical and laboratory parameters were collected. Fisher's test, Student's t-test and the calculation of linear correlation coefficients were used for statistical analysis. Twenty-four of 206 case-patients with EG intoxication were children. Fifty of 158 adult patients who survived, developed signs of nephrotoxicity. In 19 patients renal function normalized up to one month following the intoxication. Total 21 patients were followed-up as out-patients. Renal function completely recovered in 13 patients during 6 months and in three patients during 8-24 moths following the intoxication. The serum creatinine level was only mild elevated (119 |imol/l) in other two patients. However, their follow-up finished. In three patients renal damage persisted, serum creatinine level 138-200 (imol/1, in 19-26 months after discharge from...
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Scrap material creations
Hrstková, Magdaléna ; Novotná, Magdalena (advisor) ; Hazuková, Helena (referee)
A series of art tasks is designed for the Centre for preschool children, established by the Children and Youth Centre in Prague. The common denominator designed creative tasks is to use scrap materials, especially plastics, and paper and textiles. The theoretical basis of this work is ecological, environmental and global education in the context of RVP PV and RVP ZV.
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The Game of Life: the Economics of Contraception Market
Řípová, Eva ; Šťastný, Daniel (advisor) ; Zemplinerová, Alena (referee)
This thesis deals with the contraception market in the context of decision making about children, trying to outline the consequences of this market for the economy as a whole. The first section introduces the market and defines the key role of the market for the women making the decision. The second part introduces the agents in the market with their incentives and motivations. The third part moves into closer detail paying attention mainly to choice problems and uncertainty problems. The forth part focuses on game theoretical framework and various strategies from which the players are choosing. The fifth part presents a range of models for situations in the market derived from "games" on the prisoner's dilemma principle. These games result in the hypotheses involving consequences of particular behaviour in the market. The sixth part tests the hypotheses from the previous chapter, using evidence from selected countries including Czech Republic, United Kingdom, United States, and China. The conclusion specifies future development that is uncertain but based on the current facts.
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Potential puppet theater for adults
Podrazil, Tomáš ; BEČKA, Marek (advisor) ; MAKONJ, Karel (referee)
The main topic of this thesis is the puppet theater. Monitors are there historical development of puppets and its position on the European continent during the last more than 150 years. This information is also enriched with non-European knowledge on subjects such as Japan and Indonesia.
The author deals with the very origin of puppets, its functions, division, acting with puppets, puppets possibilities and its significance on the stage.
The same is subject to review theater for the very meaning of human.
Furthermore, in this work, looking for differences between acting theater (non-puppet) and puppet theater.
Finally, the author examines how different children from adult audience and what is the current status of puppet theater for adults on Czech theater scene.
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Healing Aboriginal Women - Emerging and Changing Culture of Indigenous Australians.
Kulhánková, Jana ; Abu Ghosh, Yasar (advisor) ; Novotný, Stanislav (referee)
This is a study of how an Aboriginal women's community organisation engages in revitalisation of traditional Australian Indigenous culture in urban context. I will address the principles of a women's Indigenous Family Care Centre, Kummara, in Brisbane (Queensland) where I volunteered, and conducted an ethnographic research. Kummara is based on family care, strengthening of women's business, and reconnecting Aboriginal women to their cultural role. The organisation addresses the consequences of the Stolen generations which was a forcible separation of Aboriginal children from their families, their re-education and Christianisation for the duration of 50 years (1910-1969) of Australian history. My thesis is that Aboriginal women practicing family care and women's spirituality in Kummara contribute to revitalisation of traditional Indigenous culture. This occurs mainly in education of children and young people (implementing rites of passage and parental programs), and in reconnecting to the traditional role of women in family, community and in spiritual life. In the Aboriginal context of health, the women in Kummara engage in a process of cultural, spiritual and emotional healing. They have adapted their ways of doing this to modern society and have been influenced by different Western and other cultural...
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Activity of educational-psychological counselling centre with focus on group re-education
Kozderková, Martina ; Zemková, Jaroslava (referee) ; Strnadová, Iva (advisor)
The thesis focuses on the activities of pedagogical-psychological consultation centers with special attention to group re-education of children with specific learning disabilities (SLD). The first part offers a brief description of specific learning disabilities and the activities of pedagogical-psychological consultation centers. The main topic and aim of this thesis is the description of group re-education and the characteristics of its each area. This topic is supplemented by a considerate focus on the use of group re-education in pedagogicalpsychological consultation centers in Western Bohemia known as "SPUCH" - a course for second-year children (offered by the pedagogical-psychological consultation center in Klatovy). I have also included a case study of a client, who has participated in this course. Key Words: group re-education, specific learning disabilities, re-education, pedagogical-psychological consultation center, visual perception, auditory perception, spatial and right-left orientation, speech, motor response, attention, memory, reading, writing, spelling.
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Game a toy in kindergarten
Fialová, Romana ; Opravilová, Eva (referee) ; Koťátková, Soňa (advisor)
The subject of the dissertation is "game and toy in kindergarten". There are two sections, theoretical and practical. The theoretical section is based on historical facts which are connected to game and toy, but we can still see the game and toy in use today. This section also contains the opinions of Ida lamikova. These ideas and opinions are compared with modem day pedagogical practices. The practical section concentrates on the action research which was aimed at teachers and their comprehension of managed and un-managed games. This section also deals with the popularity of games for children in all age groups. There is also information related to the facilities, toys and games etc, provided by nurseries. After achieving the aims, I then choose the method of dialogue and observation. I used my work experience, and the knowledge gained from the teachers. Key words: game, toy, development periods, spontaneous game, controlled game, types of games
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The Life and Rights of the Unborn.
Březinová, Michaela ; Ventura, Václav (advisor) ; Krahulcová, Beáta (referee)
This work deals with the problem of life and rights of unborn children and it is observed from different points of view. The key question is in which moment the life as such begins and should be protected. Attention is paid to the status of human embryo, different views on interruption, problem of assisted reproduction and research on embryonic stem cells. The work is enriched by opinions of Czech well-known experts on the topic discussed.
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Non-standard problems in mathematics education
Horkel, Jan ; Zapotilová, Eva (referee) ; Tichá, Marie (advisor)
My diploma-work wants to deal with non-standard task in math area. Theoretical part of this work wants to define the meaning of this term and summarize works and statements of contemporary experts. It want to name and divide the most important types of non-standard tasks, try find sources of them and find advantiges and difficulties of using them in teaching of math. Description of task-solving process and motivation in general are also involved. Practical part of my diploma work consists of analyse of children's solution of selected non-standard tasks and questionaires, that were given to teachers, to get a brief look into a reality of using them in teaching of math. . Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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