ajmpe: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called ajmpe.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; Sport; Education; Students; Physical; Sports; Patients; Health; Medicine; Quality; Work; Treatment; Injury; Leadership; Pregnancy; Persistence; Cases

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• STRATEGIES FOR INCREASING ACCESS TO PHYSICAL AND SPORT ACTIVITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS IN SOCIAL VULNERABILITY by de Morais, Javianna (Maria); (Ramos), Matheus Silva; Coelho, Rosa (Jaqueira) (2023) - The resilience of adolescent participants in social projects for sport Brazil Brazil Ciência&Saúde Coletiva Source: Elaborated by the authors. Bento et al. (2019), in a health promotion approach, used three structured instruments (Physical Activity Questionnaire - Older Children - PAQ-C; Participation Motivation Questionnaire - PMQ and Anthropometric Measures) to investigate the prevalence of physical activity, weight and motivation to practice sports among 3,066 active and moderately active children of normal weight, in a situation of social vulnerability who participated in social projects that focused on sport, highlighting comparatively the results according to age and gender. Keywords: activities; e d; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; inclusion; l e; m e; n d; social; sports; studies
• THE SCOPE OF EVOLUTIONARY EXPLANATIONS by Werth , Andrew (2023) - Such books are patently speculative, but the conjecture is based on science underlying EEs. THE SCOPE OF EVOLUTIONARY EXPLANATIONS Andrew Werth Department of Biology, Hampden-Sydney College Abstract: This paper explores the limits of evolutionary explanations (EEs) in explaining human behavior. Keywords: darwin; e d; e r; ees; evolution; explanations; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; human; huxley; l e; m e; n d; nature; new; r n; science
• A SNAPSHOT OF SPORT MANAGEMENT FACULTY PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA by Smith, John David (2023) - Therefore, the research question related to this purpose becomes what journal publications and conference presentations are represented by sport management faculty in North America? Next, sport management faculty may begin or continue to focus their efforts towards a variety of conferences or journals to broaden their own career domain. Keywords: conference; credibility; faculty; field; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; journal; management; n d; programs; research; sport; sport management; united
• THE GENDERED EXPERIENCES OF FEMALE GAMERS by Bopp, Thomas (Benjamin); Jones, Sarah (Jane); Michael (David) Smith, Michael (David) Smith (2023) - Additionally, the current project utilized participants from a college esport class, and while they are a representative sample of esport participants, future studies should aim to use a diversity of esport participants and more female esport participants. That is, the performance and expectations of female esport participants can suffer from negative stereotypes that add pressure and inhibiting their ability to play better than their peers (Ruvalcaba et al., 2018). Keywords: esports; female; gamers; gaming; gender; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; participants; women
• EXPLORING THE DIFFERENCES IN THE PERCEPTIONS AND UNDERTAKING OF CORE RESPONSIBILITIES OF NATIONAL COACHING STANDARDS BY BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE AND ELITE SPORT COACHES by Smith , Michael J.; Jones, Jennifer A (2023) - First, in order to understand whether or not the updated NSSC reflect core responsibilities sport coaches undertake, an examination of how frequently sport coaches use the 42 national standards is reported. BY BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE AND ELITE SPORT COACHES Michael J. Smith and Jennifer A. Jones University of Illinois at Chicago Abstract: Sport coaches play a vital role in the development of athletes, both on and off the field. Keywords: coaches; coaching; education; f[2; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; n d; p<.001; results; sport; standard
• DEVELOPMENT OF A MOTIVATION AND CONFIDENCE IN SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY INSTRUMENT FOR ASSESSING AFFECTIVE PHYSICAL LITERACY OF ADOLESCENTS by Thomas, B. Popp; Deboncoeur, Jonathan V (2023) - They reason physical literacy as a grade-level learning outcome in the National Standards for Physical Educators and define it as “the ability to move with competence and confidence in a wide variety of physical activities in multiple environments that benefit the healthy development of the whole person” (SHAPE America, 2014, p. 4).From these two conceptualizations of physical literacy,we are able to ascertain the importance of two particular affective constructs, motivation and confidence (see Edwards et al., 2018; Abstract: The assessment of physical literacy is challenging due to the lack of a clear and absolute conceptualization. Keywords: activity; confidence; e d; education; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; journal; l e; literacy; m e; motivation; n d; physical; self; sport
• THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ATTITUDES TOWARD DISABLED PERSONS AND DISABILITY SPORT VOLUNTEERISM by Lee, Michael David; Lee, Mary Elizabeth; Lee, Melissa Ann (2023) - The benefits of disability sports include improved rehabilitation, reduced stress, increased independence, and social interaction. Keywords: Disability sports, Rehabilitation, Recreation, Competition, Modification of rules, Benefits of disability sportsvolunteerism. Keywords: attitudes; disabilities; disability; e d; education; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; l e; m e; n d; persons; sport; students; volunteer
• SPORT THEME FEATURE FILMS: A VALUABLE RESOURCE FOR SPORT MANAGEMENT EDUCATORS by David , Michael Pearson; Tiantian, Lam (2023) - Sport films, in the context of this discussion, offer much more. Presently, a body of research exists that highlights some of the trends and nuances within American society, sport, and film (Baker, 2003; Cartier, 2014; Daniels, 2005; Pearson, Curtis, Haney, & Zhang, 2003; Tudor, 1997).This research has examined some of the socio-cultural and historical issues, media depictions and characterizations, and contemporary themes addressed in sport films. Keywords: american; analysis; education; film; film analysis; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; issues; project; sport; students
• STADIUMS TECHNICAL REPORTS IN BRAZIL: A TOOL FOR SAFETY AND SECURITY by Santos, Mariana da Silva; Pedro , Henrique de Souza Lima; João , Victor da Costa Nunes (2023) - i o n | https://topjournals.org/index.php/AJMPE contribute to scientific production through this article, whose general goal is to examine Brazilian legislation concerning stadium technical reports. While reflecting on the described timeline one can say that stadium technical reports came into effect in Brazil during the 2010 season, effective April, after some extended deadlines. Keywords: brazil; fire; football; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; n d; reports; safety; stadium
• UNDERSTANDING THE INFLUENCE OF PERCEIVED BENEFITS ON SPORT PARTICIPATION by Johnson, Sarah; Anderson, Michael (2023) - The respective salience of each benefit in the minds of both sport and non-sport participants remains unknown however, despite the fact that itmay explain some differences in sport participation behaviors (Koivula, 1999). This study seeks to shed light on the perceived benefits of sport participation, examining how these benefits are perceived by individuals and their impact on participation in sports. Keywords: e d; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; journal; l e; m e; n d; participation; physical; sport; sport participation
• COMPREHENSIVE INSIGHTS INTO MICROVASCULAR ANGINA: A COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF PATHOGENESIS, DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT" by Shaanxi , Wei Li; Zhang, Xin (2023) - i o n | https://topjournals.org/index.php/AJMPE failed to include the structural abnormalities of this disease due to microvascular dysfunction, and therefore recommended renaming microvascular dysfunction to coronary microvascular disease (CMVD). The past small sample clinical trials showed that the incidence rate of coronary microvascular disease was between 45% and 60% in patients with no obvious obstruction in coronary angiography when there were signs of mailto:topacademicjournals@gmail.com American Journal of Medical and Physical Education Vol.8, Issue 5; September-October 2023; ISSN: 2994-0524 Impact Factor: 6.14 1252 Columbia Rd NW, Washington DC, United States https://topjournals.org/index.php/AJMPE; mail: topacademicjournals@gmail.com 24 | A m e r i c a n J o u r n a l o f M e Keywords: angina; blood; disease; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; medicine; microvascular; treatment
• HARNESSING CURCUMIN'S THERAPEUTIC POTENTIAL IN CANCER TREATMENT" by Xin, Li; Zhang, Wei (2023) - TCM improves the body's immune function and inhibits the proliferation and migration of cancer cells, thereby reducing the growth, metastasis and reCurcuminrence of tumor cells and preventing the ocCurcuminrence of tumors [13]. Curcumin can also inhibit the growth of cancer cells by up-regulating the expression levels of P53 and P21 genes in A549 cells, down-regulating the expression levels of PC-NA and IF4E genes, and initiating the P53/P21/PCNA/ IF4E signaling pathway [20-21]. Keywords: apoptosis; cancer; cells; curcumin; et al; expression; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; journal; proliferation; tumor
• ROLE OF NANOPARTICLES IN THE EFFICACY OF ANTIBIOTICS by Muhammad, AshahUk; Ijaz, Bareera; A. Riaz, Muhammad; K. Javed , Muhammad (2023) - Preparation of antibiotic coated gold nanoparticles: In the preparation of drug coated nanoparticles following steps are performed. The nanoparticles which have been extensively studied are silver nanoparticles. Keywords: activity; antibiotics; bacteria; cell; diseases; drug; e d; e r; gram; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; l e; m e; n d; nanoparticles; r n; resistance; silver
• A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META ANALYSIS OF RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MOBILE PHONE TEXT MESSAGING AS A SUPPORTIVE INTERVENTION IN THE MAINTENANCE OF GLUCOSE CONTROL by Chukwu , Emmanuel O.; Ibeto, Olive C. (2023) - Reference list from significant studies as well as included studies were reviewed for additional studies. It is important that quality of included studies is assessed when conducting a systematic review, because it determines if and to what extent, the results from studies were unduly influenced by the study designs selected (McDonagh, Peterson, Raina, Chang, & Shekelle, 2013; Smith & Noble, 2014). Keywords: d p; diabetes; e d; e r; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; intervention; l e; m e; n d; n j; r n; review; studies; study; u r; y y
• BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES OF ELECTROLYTES AND TRACE AMONG PATIENT WITH CORONAVIRUS DISEASE -19 (COVID -19) IN KHARTOUM STATE ELEMENTS by Mohammed Abd Elfatah Elamin , Abdallah Eltoum Ali1, Ahmed Jbril Aldooma Sabil; Edriss Mohammed , Ali Ahmed Ibn; Elmahdi , Salih A. (2023) - Results: The study showed that in COVID-19 patients there was a significantly low level of sodium (132 ± 4.3), potassium (3.2 ± 0.4), and calcium (7.8 ± .98) in comparison to control, insignificant in level of phosphorus and magnesium when compared with control group respectively ( P.value = 0.15 , 0.8 .) . There is significant decrease in the mean level of zinc and increase in the mean level of copper in COVID-19 patients when were compared to control group (p value = 0.000) ,. Keywords: covid-19; disease; e d; https://topjournals.org/index.php/ajmpe; l e; levels; m e; n d; patients; r n; serum; study; zinc

• ASSESSING THE SUCCESS OF THE NEW BELGRADE SUMMER CUP HANDBALL 20182018 AND THE IMPACT IN THE CITY OF BELGRADE by Anglikim, Anglikim; Dimitris , Hatziman; Konstantinos, Kaganas (2023) - Maybe is positive the increased emphasis on health and fitness that increased the number of sports events by cities to attract tourists (Gibson, 1998). There is a wide spread opinion that sport events can act as a catalyst for economic development and urban regeneration (Wilson, 2006). Keywords: belgrade; city; handball; sport; tourism; tournament
• THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF A SPORT MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP by Johnson , Michael (2023) - To do this, three research questions were developed; 1) what are the characteristics of sport management internship programs? In order to effectively and efficiently coordinate sport management internship programs, a basic understanding of what current sport management programs are implementing is necessary to better educate current students within a comprehensive sport management curriculum. Keywords: education; experience; internship; journal; learning; management; programs; sport; sport management; students
• DECISION-MAKING OF NCAA DIVISION II GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE SPRING SPORT STUDENT-ATHLETES IMPACTED BY COVID-19 IN 2020 by Brown, David Anne; Williams, Michael David; Williams, Jane Charles (2023) - The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on NCAA sports is not finished, as of the writing of this article, and may continue to have an impact on policies until the pandemic is no longer a national health risk and collegiate sports return to a schedule more like what it was prior to 2020. As the spring semester evolved, the NCAA began adopting new legislation that would allow studentathletes in spring sports to receive an additional season of competition and academic eligibility if they returned to school in 2020-2021. Keywords: athletes; competition; ncaa; sport; spring; student
• PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN SPORTS FACILITIES AND ITS IMPACT ON INDOOR AIR QUALITY by Rossi, Giuseppe Mario; Bianchi , Luca Andrea; Verdi, Maria Teresa (2023) - Moreover, in 2006 was promulgated “A new national design code for indoor air environment of sports buildings, that provided guidelines for indoor airflow of sports buildings in China, including the parameters of indoor air environment in gym and pools, such as air velocity, temperature, humidity and fresh air volume replenishing (China, 2006). Xiaojun M, Yiwen J, Yue C. A new national design code for indoor air environment of sports buildings, Facilities, 24, 458-464. Keywords: air; e d; facilities; health; indoor; l e; m e; n d; pools; quality; safety; site; sport
• THE ROLE OF EXTRACURRICULAR SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN THE LEISURE LIFESTYLES OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN WELSH SECONDARY SCHOOLS by Williams, Sarah Jane (2023) - They are part of an ‘idioculture’ that represents beliefs, values, symbols and activities that young people share by engaging in cultural practices such as music, dance, fashion and ‘hanging about’. Sport and physical activity are amongst the popular sites of expression for young people in their leisure time, and are perceived as important for establishing social and moral skills for young people and promoting personal and social responsibility. Keywords: 5x60; activity; education; leisure; m e; n d; people; physical; school; sport
• FACTORS INFLUENCING SPORT SPECTATORS' QR CODE SCANNING BEHAVIOR: AN APPLICATION OF THE TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE MODEL by Smith, Matthew N; Miller , Kristin M.; Baker, Jonathan T (2023) - Multiple answers were allowed to pick the places and types of scanned QR codes. Scanning QR codes is useful for coupons and discounts. Keywords: codes; consumers; journal; mobile; qr codes; scanning; sport; technology; use
• LEGAL MASTERY FOR GOLF DIRECTORS: VITAL COMPETENCIES by Anderson, John Michael (2023) - Yet, the current golf management program by the PGA neglects legal aspects as part of golf management competencies. Recreational sport administrators in municipal, military, and institutional settings considered legal compliance in order to prevent accident and lawsuits as important golf management competencies. Keywords: competencies; directors; e d; factor; golf; l e; m e; management; n d; risk; sport
• ASSESSING CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PRACTICES IN NCAA DIVISION-I ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTS by Smith, John A; Anderson, Elizabeth R (2023) - Community service is the driving force for athletic departments CSR actions; they are also utilizing cause related marketing and environmental sustainability to execute their CSR actions. Abstract: The rising prominence of intercollegiate athletics in the United States has resulted in a substantial surge in revenue for NCAA Division I athletic departments. Keywords: athletic; cause; community; csr; departments; journal; service; sport; student

• DEMOGRAPHIC DISPARITIES IN QUALITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION by Kulik, Karen S; Brewer , Hannah M.; Baker, Jonathan S (2023) - The physical education department chairperson or designated high school physical education teacher for each of the 91 schools was invited to participate in the study via an electronic letter that provided an overview of the study aims and directions on how to complete the electronic survey. For example, while this study showed a significant difference in the number of physical education teachers with an undergraduate degree based on school locale, this finding may simply reflect differences in school size, because there was no significant difference for the percent of physical education teachers with an undergraduate or graduate degree when compared school locale categories. Keywords: e d; education; l e; m e; n d; number; physical; school
• KOTTER MODEL IN ACTION: A CASE STUDY OF A KINESIOLOGY DEPARTMENT-TO-SCHOOL TRANSFORMATION by Brock, Stephen James; Smith , Kayla Peak; Jones , Sarah Williams (2023) - The authors also sought to use the case-study as a practical guidance to administrators thinking about change initiatives within their own academic programs. A roadmap for using Kotter‟s organizational change model to build faculty engagement in accreditation. Keywords: change; department; e d; education; faculty; kinesiology; l e; n d; peak; school
• THE IMPACT OF MINOR CHANGES IN INSTRUCTION ON STUDENT LEARNING by Nesbit, Daniel (Robert) (2023) - Physical education is an ideal setting for promoting physical activity, but it is important to ensure that physical education programs are designed in a holistic way that meets the needs of all students. Keywords: Childhood obesity, Physical activity, Physical education, Holistic approach, Obesity prevention strategies 1. Keywords: activity; children; education; journal; overweight; physical; students; teaching
• TEENAGE PREGNANCY AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL FEMALE STUDENTS IN IGBO-ETITI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ENUGU STATE by Ochiaka, Raphael E (2024) - Keywords: Teenager, teenage pregnancy, secondary school teenage students. Abstract: The study investigated Teenage pregnancy among female secondary school students in Igbo-Etiti Local Government area, Enugu State. Keywords: education; etiti; igbo; journal; pregnancy; school; state; students
• CYBERLOAFING BEHAVIOUR IN WORKPLACE: PROBING ITS EFFECTS ON ORGANIZATIONS’ PRODUCTIVITY AS EVIDENCED FROM LITERATURE by Ovwromoh, Blessing Chinwe; Oriji , Abraham (Ph.D.; DLS.) (2024) - Boxall & Macky, 2014) affirmed that Internet misuse can reduce employee productivity, that is, if an employee spends more time engaging on inappropriate activities on social media sites at the expense of their jobs, it means that the employer ultimately pays the employee to avoid work (Lord, 2023). In the same manner, Abbasi (2018) also revealed that productivity loss occurs in organizations that experience high levels of personal Internet use by employees on company time, which includes employees using smartphones to surf without needing the firm’s Internet connection Kenton (2023) observed that cyberloafing or cyberslacking can lower employee productivity and create vulnerabilities in a company's IT infrastructure depending on what the employee is doing on the sites they visit. Keywords: activities; american; company; cyberloafing; education; employees; impact; internet; journal; time; use; work; workplace

• PREVALENCE OF HEPATITIS B SURFACE ANTIGEN AMONG STUDENTS OF KWARA STATE COLLEGE OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY, OFFA, NIGERIA: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY COLLEGE OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY, OFFA by Raufu , Alabi Aliyu; Olaniyan, Mathew Folaranmi (2025) - This finding aligns with other studies that have reported higher HBV infection rates among younger adults in Nigeria (Musa et al., 2015). In Africa, epidemiological studies have shown that HBV infection commonly occurs during childhood, resulting in an increased tendency toward chronicity (Lemoine et al., 2013). Keywords: college; hbsag; health; prevalence; students
• FACTORS INFLUENCING THE USE OF FITNESS AND RECREATION CENTERS BY COLLEGE STUDENTS by Castle, John L; Smith , Susan M.; Jones, David A. (2023) - These services include student recreation centers and/or fitness centers, exercise classes, intramural programs, and health and wellness programming to enhance opportunities for physical fitness and an overall improvement in health status of college students. Three main characteristics were determined to be motivating factors in users of student recreation centers. Keywords: campus; college; e d; facilities; fitness; n d; recreation; students
• TEACHING ENGLISH VOCABULARY TO KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN THROUGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES by Orhan, Rumeysa; Sibel, Karaman; Ebru , Öztürk (2023) - Many psychologists and linguists, such as Watson, Piaget, Bruner, Vygotsky, Chomsky have conducted much research on language teaching methods, developed different perspectives, and, as a result, found a variety of language teaching methods. In this study, the effect of TPR language teaching method on lexical competence was investigated. Keywords: group; language; learning; method; students; teaching; tpr
• PERSONALITY TYPES AND WELLNESS IN PHARMACY STUDENTS by Shadowen, Jesse; Sheaffe, E.; Mcnutt, K.; Hudson, G.; Robert, A (2023) - Extroverts’ wellness rating ranged from A to C and introverts’ wellness rating ranged from B to D. The frequency of wellness ratings for sensing/intuitive personality traits are listed below in Table 2. Keywords: personality; rating; students; wellness
• MATHEMATICAL GAINS THROUGH PHYSICAL STRAINS: EXERCISE AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE" by Clark, Emily; Turner, Samuel (2023) - Students noted an immediate improvement that provided a positive response from students. The data also shows improvement in student math performance over the eight weeks of tutoring. Keywords: exercise; math; sprint; students
• EMPOWERING STUDENT-ATHLETES: A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO MENTORSHIP by Smith, John A (2023) - This comprehensive approach aims to empower intercollegiate athletes to effectively manage the unique pressures they face during their college careers. Keywords: NCAA grant, intercollegiate athletes, academic success, graduation rates, holistic mentorship, dumb jock stereotype Introduction The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) awarded Coppin State University in Baltimore, Maryland a grant to accelerate academic success within the university’s athletic program. Keywords: athletes; college; health; journal; sleep; students

• ANTHROPOMETRICS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS AS PREDICTORS OF MILITARY SPECIFI SKILLS by Stocker, Horst Michael; Huber, Thomas Johann; Hofer, Andreas Peter (2023) - Especially muscular endurance ability has been named frequently as a greater predictor for military fitness than 1RM [3]. Due to that reason, many military fitness test batteries consist of minimum one cardiorespiratory fitness assessment. Keywords: fitness; military; physical

• AWARENESS OF PERFORMANCE-ENHANCING SUBSTANCES AMONG KENYA TEACHER TRAINEE ATHLETES by Smith , John David; Doe, Jane Elizabeth (2023) - https://topjournals.org/index.php/AJMPE Figure 3: Athletes awareness of testing, effects and, use of PES A combined majority (58.0%) agreed to having learnt about PES and drugs as shown in figure 4. Figure 4: Athletes awareness/Anti-Doping Education Figure 5 indicate the knowledge teacher trainee athletes had about doping and use of PES was sourced by the majority from broadcast media such as Television (79.4%), radio (76.0%), newspapers (77.0%) and magazines (70.0%). Keywords: athletes; awareness; doping; sports
• LEADERSHIP IN SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS by Fernández-Calvo, Juan Carlos; García-Calvo , María José; Medina-Morales, José Manuel (2023) - Sports as a socializing element For Mestre (2002), physical activity and sports have different social connotations, i.e., team sports improve cooperation and honesty, and individual sports improve responsibility and autonomy. According to Teruelo (2009), the people have a right to satisfy their need to practice and attend sports events, and it is the responsibility of the City Councils to create sports centers, team sports, and local competitions. Keywords: activity; journal; leadership; management; sports; team; work
• DIPLOMATIC FALLOUT: THE RISKS OF HOSTING INTERNATIONAL SPORTING EVENTS by Katkat, Kemal (2023) - In this study, the logos and mascot of the games, presentation of country names, country flags, athletic courts, seating arrangement of the delegations, national anthems of the countries, game village and accommodation, accreditation, VIP and sitting arrangements and cultural programs were highlighted, and recommendations were developed. Official Flags of The Countries: Country flags are used both in flagpoles and in online/offline broadcasts for the opening-closing ceremony, medal ceremonies, and other ceremonies. Keywords: committee; countries; country; games; organizations; organizing; sports
• THE IMPACT OF INJURIES ON STUDENT-ATHLETES' HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE by Ezzeldin , Mohamed Aly; Gari, Latoya Tookes; Sherin , Ahmed Elmahdy (2023) - This paper reviews the common causes of sports injuries in college athletes, and discusses strategies for prevention. Keywords: Sports injuries, College athletes, Prevention, Safety promotion, Rehabilitation, Structural measures, Educational measures Introduction In collegiate sports today, many athletes every year acquire an injury during participation in athletics. Keywords: ankle; athletes; injuries; injury; knee; sports; time

• REDUCING INAPPROPRIATE ANTIBIOTIC PRESCRIBING FOR UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS WITH LEAFLETS by Brown, Peter James (2023) - From these resources, five studies were found to show that printed information given to patients presenting with upper respiratory infections would result in reduced prescription rates for antibiotics (Lee et al., 2017; Wei et al., 2017; Gonzales et al., 2013; Agnew, Taaffe, Darker, O'Shea, & Clarke,2013; Meeker et al., 2014). The use of printed information would come in various forms, including leaflets, brochures, pamphlets, and a poster-size education/commitment letter (Lee et al., 2017; Wei et al., 2017; Gonzales et al., 2013; Agnew et al.,2013; Meeker et al., 2014). Keywords: antibiotics; care; et al; gonzales et; infections; information; lee et; meeker et; patients; uris; use
• RISK FACTORS FOR READMISSION OF CARDIAC PATIENTS by Doe, Doe Jane (2023) - This risk score formula provides an opportunity to identify high risk patients at the time of discharge. This risk score can be used as a proactive measure to screen out high risk patients. Keywords: c e; c h; e n; e s; h e; health; patients; r c; r e; readmission; risk; s r
• EXPLORING GUT HEALTH IN HEART FAILURE: TCM AND WESTERN MEDICINE PERSPECTIVES by Zhang, Wei; Ming, Liu (2023) - Recent research has unveiled the significance of intestinal flora in HF pathogenesis, introducing the intestinal hypothesis of heart failure. Keywords: Heart failure, intestinal flora, traditional Chinese medicine, holistic approach, cardiovascular disease. Keywords: blood; chinese; failure; flora; heart; heart failure; journal; medicine; patients; spleen
• THYROID FUNCTION TEST EVALUATION IN PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS IN KHARTOUM STATE by Abdallah, E. Ali; Ibrahim A. A. Karti , Sejood E. M. Abdall; Saleh , Haidar E. (2023) - Another cross-sectional investigation similarly revealed that prostate cancer cases had more circulating T3 than controls did [27]. Thyroid hormones have an important role in the development of prostate cancer. Keywords: cancer; patients; prostate; psa; thyroid; tsh

• NATIONAL INVESTIGATION OF ADHERENCE TO ACSM'S PRE-ACTIVITY SCREENING PROCEDURES IN FITNESS FACILITIES by Eickhoff, Michael; Jones , Elizabeth A.; Smith, John D (2023) - The ACSM has three publications that provide standards (requirements) and/or guidelines (recommendations) for fitness facilities to follow when developing and implementing various safety practices into the daily operations of a fitness facility including PHSP. Both SCD and AMI events do occur in fitness facilities (Abbott, 2013; EickhoffShemek, Herbert, & Connaughton, 2009). Keywords: acsm; facilities; fitness; health; n d; participants; screening

• NETWORK PHARMACOLOGY OF NATURAL MEDICINE IN ORAL MUCOSAL LESIONS: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW by Ming, Zhang (2023) - We summarized and analyzed the representative articles published on domestic and foreign websites that used network pharmacology to explain the potential pharmacological mechanism of natural drugs in the treatment of oral mucosal diseases. Discussion Based on the published literature, this paper reviews the application of network pharmacology in the treatment of oral mucosal diseases with natural drugs. Keywords: analysis; diseases; medicine; mucosal; network; pathway; pharmacology; targets; treatment
• UNRAVELING THE WISDOM OF "JINGYUE QUANSHU PHLEGM DRINKS" IN TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE by Zhang, Wei; Li , Mei; Chen, Xin (2023) - Zhang Zhongjing of the Eastern Han Dynasty in his Synopsis of the Golden Chamber pioneered the name of phlegm drinking disease, but it has its limitations detailed in drinking and slightly in phlegm. Pinellia pinellia and tangerine peel compatibility can warm phlegm drinking, clinical commonly used to treat cough phlegm, qi nausea and other evidence, Pinellia pinellia Keywords: chinese; cocos; medicine; phlegm; poria

• A STUDY OF THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT SEASON TICKET HOLDERS' SATISFACTION WITH INTERACTION QUALITY by Lee, Cindy Elizabeth (2023) - The survey contained other questions including preference of season ticket holders‟ benefits, usual companions to games, perceived image of the team in addition to the questions of season ticket holders‟ satisfaction with customer services. As the competition for consumers‟ money in the sport and entertainment industry gets intense, providing quality customer service, a controllable aspect unlike game quality, becomes more important. Keywords: customer; holders; journal; quality; satisfaction; season; service; ticket
• EGG STORAGE: MAINTAINING INTERNAL QUALITY FOR OPTIMAL CONSUMER ACCEPTANCE by Muhammed, Muhammed; C., Caner (2023) - Change in yolk index during storage Another change that takes place during egg storage is the flattening of the yolk. There is a marked increase of naturally occurring psychophilic bacteria, coliform, staphylococci, yeast and moulds on egg shell surface and in its content during egg storage (Faris et al., 2011). Keywords: egg; eggs; journal; quality; science; storage; temperature; yolk

• PERCEIVED ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT AS A STRESS BUFFER FOR COLLEGIATE COACHES' WORK STRESSORS AND TURNOVER INTENTIONS by Elodie, Marie Wendling,; Smith, John David; Williams, Sarah Ann (2023) - In addition, coaches may experience work role stress due to the potential loss of their job, which strongly depends on the success of their team. Hence, based on the COR theory and previous findings (Boyar et al., 2003; Eby et al., 2005; Grandey & Cropanzano, 1999), work role stress is expected to relate to work interfering with fulfilling family demands. Keywords: coaches; conflict; family; family conflict; intentions; journal; resources; role; stress; support; turnover; work

• HERBAL ALLIES FOR YOUR GUMS: A LOOK AT MODERN NATURAL MEDICINE FOR PERIODONTAL CARE by Wei, Zhang (2023) - The use of antiseptics is essential to assist periodontal treatment, especially when non-surgical periodontal treatment is inadequate. The current clinical treatment of periodontal disease consists of basic treatment, supplemented by local treatment with drugs and post-treatment prevention and treatment. Keywords: disease; periodontal; periodontitis; treatment

• GENDER DIFFERENCES IN FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT SCREEN SCORES OF COLLEGIATE SOCCER PLAYERS by Deldin, Anthony; Michael J. , Michael J.; Smith, Sarah A. (2023) - However, there were some correlations between FMS scores and rate of injury, as well as differences between male and female athletes. Additional analysis will be dedicated to the exploration of potential correlations between FMS scores, rate of injury, and differences between male and female athletes. Keywords: fms; injury; movement; score

• EXAMINING THE FACTOR STRUCTURE AND RELIABILITY OF THE REVISED SELF-LEADERSHIP QUESTIONNAIRE IN A GREEK SAMPLE by Chatzichristodoulou , Maria (2023) - In item analysis, in order to protect the sumability aspect of the scale, it has to be higher than .30 (Kline, 1993), or at least .40 (Gliem&Gliem, 2003). Then factor analyses (confirmatory and exploratory) were used to investigate the factor structure of the items from the nine RSLQ scales described above. Keywords: factor; houghton; items; journal; leadership; neck; rslq; self

• PRESERVING POTENTIAL: UTERUS RESILIENCE IN THE CONTEXT OF PLACENTA PERCRETA AND UTERINE RUPTURE – A CASE STUDY by Wang , Mei X.; Chen, Liang Y. (2024) - If villi from the fetal component (chorionic placenta) attach abnormally to the myometrium instead of the endometrium (decidua), pathologies known as placenta accreta, placenta increta, or placenta percreta can result. This paper presents a compelling case of a woman with a preserved uterus following a history encompassing two occurrences of placenta percreta and three incidents of uterine rupture. Keywords: percreta; placenta; pregnancy; rupture; uterine; uterus

• PERSISTENCE AND PERSONALITY IN DOCTOR OF PHARMACY STUDENTS: AN ANALYSIS OF CORRELATIONS by Hudson, Gregory; Sheaffe, Emily; Robert, Ashley; Shadowen, Jesse; Mcnutt, Kimberly (2023) - There have been similar studies comparing pharmacy students and MBTI tests12, as well as pharmacy students and persistence levels9but those studies have not examined the combination of all three variables. Another important factor is persistence levels. Keywords: persistence; pharmacy

• COVID CASES COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT AMERICAN STATES by K. Javed, Muhammad; Muhammad, I. Qadir; Anam , Javaid; Dr. Sumbal, Javaid (2023) - COVID CASES COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT AMERICAN STATES Muhammad K. Javed1, Muhammad I. Qadir2, Anam Javaid3 and Dr. Sumbal Javaid4 1-2Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Baha Uddin Zakariya University, Multan, Pakistan 3Women University Multan, Pakistan 4Nishtar Medical University and Hospital, Multan, Pakistan Abstract: The goal of this research is to check the Average of COVID-19 cases in different states of USA (United States of America) and to check the variation of COVID-19 cases in different USA states. Objective • To check the Average of COVID-19 cases in different states of USA • To check the variation of COVID-19 cases in different states of USA METHODOLOGY Data Collection To check the variation or average of COVID-19 reported cases and deaths in different states of USA, we took data from the world o meter and compare the covid-19 cases from March to May in USA states. Keywords: cases; deaths; number; total

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