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Navigating the Digital Horizon: Enhancing English Language Education with Technology
Get PDFThis article examines the impact of integrating digital tools into English language classrooms. It begins by emphasizing the growing role of technology in education and its specific relevance to English language learning. The article offers insights from a literature review and survey results, highlighting the benefits, challenges, and potential of using digital tools. It concludes by underlining the dynamic nature of language education in the digital age
Lexical Borrowings of Social Media Terms from English to Uzbek Language
Get PDFIn today's higly globalized world language changes and the role of technology is influencing different cultures and to the minds of different nations. The English language has confidently become an international and worldwide language which has affected the majority of the other languages. This article evaluates some borrowing terms from English to Uzbek language on social media. The meaning of borrowed and loan words are introduced and some types of them are provided with examples
A Review of the Literature on the Status of the Trigeminal Nerve in Ischemic Stroke
Get PDFThe problem of cerebrovascular diseases and stroke is significant not only for clinical neurology, but also for society as a whole. Stroke is the second most common cause of death in many developed countries. In Russia, more than 450 thousand cases of this disease are registered per year, and in the Republic of Uzbekistan there are more than ten thousand cases, the mortality rate in the acute period of stroke in Russia reaches 35%, increasing by another 12-15% by the end of the first year after the stroke. Stroke ranks first among the causes of persistent disability, which necessitates timely drug therapy not only in the acute period of the disease, but also throughout the recovery phase
Studying the Problems of Assessing the Psycho-Emotional State of Athletes during Physical Development
Get PDFIn recent years, the country has taken consistent measures to promote physical culture and sports, promote a healthy lifestyle among the population, create the necessary conditions for the physical rehabilitation of people with disabilities and ensure the country's proper participation in international sports arenas. is being done
Is Resection of Greater Portion of Antrum During Sleeve Gastrectomy Linked with Prolonged Duration of Post-Operative/Discharge Nausea and Vomiting?
Get PDFAlthough the effectiveness and safety of laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG) has been demonstrated, there is still debate over the optimal operative technique, with the resection distance from pylorus (DP) being among the most controversial topics.
3000 sleeve gastrectomy cases were retrospectively studied at our hospital and the number of cases with prolonged post-operative and post discharge nausea and vomiting were set asunder. Most of the cases having nausea and vomiting were of short duration (< 1 week) and were excluded from the study. The cases that met the inclusion criteria were the cases with prolonged duration of nausea and vomiting (several weeks to months) and were 7 in number. These 7 cases were deeply studied and the cause for the prolonged nausea and vomiting was compared with controls (Patients with no prolonged Nausea and vomiting Post-sleeve gastrectomy) and the findings were correlated with the surgery technique used and the resection distance opted. As for the surgical technique and resection distance, out of the 3000 surgeries studied retrospectively, the resection distance from pylorus to antrum used in the first 2200 surgeries was 2-4cm. Later on, after 2200 surgeries, amendments were made to the former operation technique, with a change in resection distance from pylorus to antrum to 4-6cm, after which it was found that the symptoms of nausea and vomiting post sleeve gastrectomy became infrequent and same weight reduction results were obtained. No Incidence of prolonged nausea and vomiting (for weeks or months) was noted at our hospital after adopting the antrum preservation technique when compared to the former technique showing a possible link between antral resection and the development of prolonged nausea and vomiting
Capillary Hemangioma of the Nasal Septum: A Clinical Case, Rational Tactics of Surgical Treatment
Get PDFVascular tumors of the nasal cavity can be presented in various histopathological variants. This article considers the case of a neoplasm of the nasal cavity, diagnosed in a patient in the postpartum period.
According to world literature, during pregnancy and in the postpartum period, 30–45% of women turn to otorhinolaryngologists with such non-specific symptoms as nasal congestion, rhinorrhea, bleeding or anosmia, especially in the third trimester of pregnancy and during lactation, when the reactivity of the oral mucosa the nose is caused by an increased content of estrogens in the blood, which causes dilatation of blood vessels and hypersecretion of the mucosa. Less often, the manifestation of the disease manifests itself with visual impairment, headaches, and a local feeling of fullness in the nose.
For the differential diagnosis of a volumetric formation of the nasal cavity, it is advisable to start the examination with such radiological imaging methods as computed tomography (for women in the postpartum period) and magnetic resonance imaging, which allows planning a rational tactics of surgical treatment. The final diagnosis is established by histological examination.
Also, depending on the presented pathology, the recommended treatment also varies
Study of Inflammatory Processes in the Facial Region and its Clinical Aspects
Get PDFThe maxillofacial region differs in several parameters from other parts of the body. First of all, these are anatomical features: abundant blood supply (a dense network of lymphatic and venous vessels in the face with numerous anastomoses), a large number of cellular spaces that are closely related to each other and teeth, close localization of vital organs and systems. The above factors cause a high degree of danger and severe course of purulent-inflammatory diseases localized in the maxillofacial region, a high incidence of complications
Endothelial Dysfunction in the Development of Systemic Inflammatory Reaction Syndrome in Acetic Acid Poisoning
Get PDFAcute food poisoning of the criminal code and its derivatives incapacitates a number of organs. At the same time, the CC and its derivatives, which are the cause of this kind of dysfunction, directly affect the pathogenesis. Hypoxia attacks with poisoning of the CC and its derivatives can cause inflammatory processes throughout the body, and even in those parts of it that are not directly affected by the CC and / or its derivatives. The body's resistance to inflammatory begins to flow intensively, anti-inflammatory functions of the body, cytokines and kinins are activated; vascular resistance decreases, and blood viscosity increases, thereby increasing the likelihood of thrombus and microthrombosis. (107,108). Inflammatory processes due to poisoning with CC and / or its derivatives are associated with the launch of proteolysis in the body, which proceeds in parallel with the clotting proces
Comparative Analysis of Indicators of Changes in Cells of the Immune System during Acute Osteomyelitis in Experimental Studies in Laboratory Animals
Get PDFPurpose: study of changes in the cells of the central and peripheral organs of the immune system in the acute form of osteomyelitis in experimental laboratory animals, comparative analysis of the obtained results and changes.
Material and methods: Thymus, spleen, small intestinal lymph nodes and femur were collected from 72 purebred male mice. Methods of experimental study and statistical analysis of changes in central and peripheral immune system cells in laboratory animals.
Resultats: Results and indicators of changes in cells of the central and peripheral organs of the immune system obtained in the experimental study of the dynamics of acute osteomyelitis in laboratory animals are presented.
Conclusion: In experimental studies, quantitative and qualitative changes in the dynamics of acute osteomyelitis in experimental laboratory animals of cells of the central and peripheral organs of the immune system. The study of the level of influence on the indicators is dedicated to determining the indicators of quantitative changes in the cells of the immune system of the body, namely: thymus, bone marrow and lymph nodes during acute osteomyelitis. Also, indicators of changes in cells of the central and peripheral organs of the immune system and other immunocompetent cells during the course of the pathological process in acute osteomyelitis and study results are presented
Prevalence of Respiratory Symptoms among Grain Processing Workers
Get PDFsectional epidemiological studies have shown a higher prevalence of respiratory symptoms among grain growers compared to workers who are not so exposed, even after control for the effect of smoking. An ingredient used in food products, flour dust is a fine powder obtained by grinding cereals or other edible products. the seeds of starchy plants are suitable for grinding, and flour contains a known high proportion of starch, a complex carbohydrate as a polysaccharide. Also called grain dust, it is a complex a mixture of components, including plant products, insect fragments, animal dandruff, feces of birds and rodents, microorganisms- isms, endotoxins and pollen.
It also contains a mixture of allergens and has been known to cause breathing problems among bakers and millers since the eighteenth century. It has been implicated as one of the high molecular weight asta genes causing occupational or work-related asthma. It accounts for 7-9% of all cases of occupational asthma