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Investigations of uratic concrements in urolithiasis
Kultová, Lenka ; Zadina, Jiří (advisor) ; Kotaška, Karel (referee)
Urolithiasis is wide - spread disease, which can lead to serious complications as far as acute renal failure. It is important to analyze the composition of calculus for accurate diagnosis and effective prevention. I deal with analysis of urinary stones by infrared spectroscopy and polarization microscopy in this work. In the first part of the work I intent on the methodical aspects of assesment. The set of ten samples, which included rife components of calculi, was evaluated by two software programs - Kidney Stone Analysis and Omnic. Programme Kidney Stone Analysis gives just one end - result. Programme Omnic indicates ten possible results of the constitution of the sample, which best matches with spectra from libraries. The evaluative person has a possibility to compare these results and decide for the end - result, according to how quantitative data in the evaluation repeat. The result of component's content around 10 % can not be regard as totally reliable. The polarization microscope enables to check and specify the results of the analysis. To use a combination of both methods claimed to be very profitable. In the second part of the work, patients' urinary stones were analyzed, in the way how samples are evaluated in laboratory running. Patient group was formed by 20 persons (17 men and 3 women) in the...
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Investigations of uratic concrements in urolithiasis
Kultová, Lenka ; Zadina, Jiří (advisor) ; Kotaška, Karel (referee)
Urolithiasis is wide - spread disease, which can lead to serious complications as far as acute renal failure. It is important to analyze the composition of calculus for accurate diagnosis and effective prevention. I deal with analysis of urinary stones by infrared spectroscopy and polarization microscopy in this work. In the first part of the work I intent on the methodical aspects of assesment. The set of ten samples, which included rife components of calculi, was evaluated by two software programs - Kidney Stone Analysis and Omnic. Programme Kidney Stone Analysis gives just one end - result. Programme Omnic indicates ten possible results of the constitution of the sample, which best matches with spectra from libraries. The evaluative person has a possibility to compare these results and decide for the end - result, according to how quantitative data in the evaluation repeat. The result of component's content around 10 % can not be regard as totally reliable. The polarization microscope enables to check and specify the results of the analysis. To use a combination of both methods claimed to be very profitable. In the second part of the work, patients' urinary stones were analyzed, in the way how samples are evaluated in laboratory running. Patient group was formed by 20 persons (17 men and 3 women) in the...
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Middle ages people awareness about barefoot in South Bohemia
KULTOVÁ, Lenka
Recently, "barefoot" is getting increasingly popular all over the world. Most people have already heard about it but, in fact, their knowledge is still very limited. They possibly have a notion of barefoot as a healthy way how to walk ans some of them might have even tried to practise it. However, their barefoot efforts so far have mostly been ad-hoc, far from being professional and systematical. The aim of this bachelor thesis is to find out how much people in the middle age category are informed about this topic. The theoretical part deals with the foot anatomy, reflex points on the sole and also examines how we use our feet. The practical part evaluates the participants´answers to my own questionnaire that tries to analyze people´s awareness of barefoot walking and their practical experience with it. Each question is duly commented and discussed.
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The Recorder in Accompaniments of folk songs at primary school
KULTOVÁ, Lenka
The goal of this diploma work deals with using the recorder in the lessons of music at primary school. Through the history of the instrument it points to the differences among several types of the recorder. The work also contains short school situation research in the region and brings various suggestions for working with the recorder and folk songs in the music lessons.
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