'Irritability' presentation slideshows

Strong EAP

Strong EAP. Strong EAP. WELL-U and STRONG EAP. Coping with Work and Family Stress 3/14/2011 Lynda Spiegel, MS. Ed., NCC. Strong EAP. Two Things About EAP. FREE CONFIDENTIAL. Strong EAP. WHO CAN USE EAP?. Employees Family members living in the same household as the employee

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Strong EAP

Strong EAP. Strong EAP. WELL-U and STRONG EAP. Coping with Work and Family Stress 3/14/2011 Lynda Spiegel, MS. Ed., NCC. Strong EAP. Two Things About EAP. FREE CONFIDENTIAL. Strong EAP. WHO CAN USE EAP?. Employees Family members living in the same household as the employee

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Personality Disorders

Personality Disorders. Michael McCloskey, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Clinical Neuroscience & Psychopharmacology Research Unit The University of Chicago. What is a Personality Disorder?. DSM-IV Personality Disorder General Criteria.

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Lead Awareness Training

Lead Awareness Training. Environmental Health and Safety University of Tennessee Knoxville. What is Lead?. Lead is a bluish, gray heavy metal It is very pliable and malleable It is corrosion resistant It has a low melting point, so it is easily smelted Can form lead compounds.

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Safety of Pentacel

Safety of Pentacel. Karen Farizo, M.D. CBER VRBPAC January 25, 2007. Overview of Presentation. Pivotal Clinical Studies Supportive Post-Marketing Safety Data . Pivotal Studies. Design Overall Safety Database Safety Monitoring Subject Disposition Subject Demographics .

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How to be a Good Employee

How to be a Good Employee. Candice Bauer University of Nevada, Reno College of Engineering. Overview. Human Resources Transition Period Attendance Timecards Appearance Boss Co-Workers Soft Skills Employee Rights. Human Resources. First Stop Complete employment paperwork

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Mandibular and Maxillary Fractures

Mandibular and Maxillary Fractures. List 3 considerations in repair of mandibular fractures caused by the presence of teeth. Avoid iatrogenic trauma to teeth and associated neurovascular structures Remove diseased teeth in fracture line Restore correct dental occlusion

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Everyone is a Biologist !

Everyone is a Biologist ! . Chapter 1 What is Life?. Chapter 1 What is Life?. Chapter 1 What is Life?. Chapter 1 What is Life?. Today: Three Questions. How diverse is life?. What are the Characteristics of Life?.

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Out of Balance?

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Head Lice

Head Lice. What are Head Lice?. Insects that live and reproduce on your head Head lice feed on blood from your scalp Head Lice are a common nuisance, and are not considered a health hazard. Who can get Head Lice?. Anyone who has close head-to-head contact with someone who has head lice

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Grief and Perinatal Loss

Grief and Perinatal Loss. Session Learning Objectives. Define perinatal loss Recognize the prevalence of perinatal loss, and those who are potentially affected by each loss Classify the stages or processes of grieving that individuals may experience following a perinatal loss

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Responding to Distressed Students

Responding to Distressed Students. Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) 590-7950. Objectives . Learn to identify distressed students Understand when to refer a distressed student Know how and where to refer a distressed student. Identifying Distressed Students.

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PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS

PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS. Unit Objectives. Describe the disaster and post-disaster emotional environment. Describe the steps that rescuers can take to relieve their own stress and those of disaster survivors. Vicarious Trauma.

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DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS

DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS. By DR. MUHAMMAD ASIF ANWAR. DEPRESSION. DEFINITION: Persistent low mood for 04 weeks noticeable to others and interfering with normal occupational activities. . DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS . Mild Moderate Severe . DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS. Unipolar Bipolar. CLINICAL FEATURES:

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Unit 12: Preventing Dive Accidents

Unit 12: Preventing Dive Accidents. Assessing Diving Fitness Absolute Contraindications Relative Contraindications Temporary Contraindications Psychological Factors Psychological Contraindications Preventing and Controlling Stress Recognizing Pre-Dive Stress Behaviors

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Chapter 19

Chapter 19. Stress and the Elderly. The Elderly. People over 65 years of age in this country: In 1900, 3 million people In 1990, 31 million people In 2001, 35 million people Elderly are the fastest growing segment of the U.S. population

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Managing Stress

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Concussion

Angela Styers MS,ATC,AT Mohican Sports Medicine. Concussion. Concussion. Prevention Education of parents, coaches, and athletes There does not have to be LOC Important for athletes to report symptoms to prevent death from Second Impact Syndrome Rule changes NFHS Tackling heads up

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Behaviour Problems in Children with Epilepsy

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