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Bristow Bend subdivision is located in Northeast San Antonio. With a lower average cost per home this area is very nice and safe in comparison to the every other side of town. The homes in Bristow Bend are quality built homes, townhomes, and condos. Located nearby to major highways like 281, 1604, 410, and 35 to get you anywhere in no time. With several close by local amenities such as La Cantera, The Rim, Super Walmart, fine dining, and entertainment locations.
Located within the highly acclaimed NEISD, there is no way that children will miss out on any opportunity to succeed. Northern Hills Elementary School is where children grades PK-5th will attend school. For children grades 6th-8th there is Driscoll Middle School and for students grade 9th-12th there is Madison High School. Each of these schools offers a variety of groups, clubs, and athletics for children to get involved in no matter what age. With art clubs, choir, HOSA, Football, cheerleading, and many more each child is sure to find what they enjoy the most.
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It's no secret that aging comes with numerous challenges, but it might surprise many to learn that loneliness doesn't have to be one of them.
According to a new study commissioned by Caring.com, it would appear that far fewer Americans aged 65 and older are as lonely as one might assume. The study, conducted by Princeton Survey Research and Associates International in January 2016, asked 628 adults 65 and older how often they feel lonely or isolated from family and friends.
According to the survey's findings, only 6 percent of respondents said they "often" feel lonely, while 16 percent said they feel lonely "sometimes," and a staggering 59 percent said they "never" feel lonely.
"This is a subset of a much larger issue, which is the subjective well-being of older adults," says Dr. Paul Chafetz, a Dallas-based geropsychologist and former associate professor of psychology at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. "And what we're finding from more and more research is really the opposite of what most people believe about late life."
Loneliness shouldn't be assumed
According to Chafetz, our assumptions about senior loneliness stem from a subtle form of ageism and "unjustified negative beliefs about older adults" that unfairly correlates aging with general feelings of isolation and depression.
To that end, Chafetz isn't surprised by the survey's findings.
"When I was a young graduate student they used to call depression 'the common cold of late life.' They believed everyone in late life was depressed," says Chafetz. "But the opposite is true. Depression gets much less common as we look at older and older age groups."
This is what he calls "the paradox of well-being late in life." On one hand we know older Americans struggle with greater health and financial problems than younger age groups, and yet time and time again—on average—their mood and subjective well-being is better than those in younger adult age groups.
"We attribute this to personality skills that give older adults wisdom and perspective and an appreciation for what's good in their lives," says Chafetz. "With more life experience people learn how to adjust to their reality…and overall they're more emotionally well-balanced."
What's more, frequent connections to family may also play a significant role in stemming the tide of loneliness amongst senior adults.
According to the study, the vast majority of respondents (58 percent) said they interact with family every day, either in person, over the phone, or in "some other fashion." What's more, 24 percent said they interact with family at least once a week.
"This is so important because isolation from friends and family is a recipe for disaster," says Lynette Whiteman, executive director of Caregiver Volunteers of Central Jersey, a nonprofit that helps the homebound elderly remain independent. "I've heard from older adults who only interact with other people when they go to the doctor, or who wait for the mailman just so they can talk to someone. Without human interaction, loneliness slowly sets in. Maintaining relationships is key."
Loneliness varies by demographic
Despite its overall positive implications, the survey found that loneliness can depend on a variety of demographic factors.
For instance, seniors who live in urban areas report being "often" lonely at twice the rate of suburban and rural seniors.
According to Jennifer FitzPatrick, gerontologist speaker and author of "Cruising Through Caregiving: Reducing the Stress of Caring for Your Loved Ones," the reasons for this disparity are probably nuanced and subtle.
"Safety may be one component. Maybe seniors in urban environments feel less safe and therefore are less likely to sit outside or go out for an evening walk, which keeps them connected to neighbors," says FitzPatrick. "Also, seniors living in cities have probably lived there a long time and seen their friends and neighbors pass without connecting to the younger people who take their place."
Income, education, and political affiliation also play a significant factor in the rate of senior loneliness.
According to the study, people with an annual income of less than $30,000 report being "often" or "sometimes" lonely at a higher rate.
What's more, 30 percent of Democrats say they are lonely "often" or "sometimes" whereas only 19 percent of Republicans and 17 percent of independents say the same. Interestingly, fewer Democrat respondents say they own cats or dogs compared to Republicans or independents, which could have a possible impact on their higher frequency of loneliness (since pet ownership has historically been linked to staving off loneliness).
Finally, respondents with a high school education or less reported being lonely "often" or "sometimes" at a higher rate than those who attended or graduated from college.
"This doesn't surprise me at all," says FitzPatrick. "In general, the more educated people are the more they tend to try new things—to take a class at a community college or try a new activity or go to a senior center for something like a book club. These types of activities help prevent feelings of loneliness."
Tips for avoiding loneliness
Experts agree that the key to stemming the tide of loneliness is staying ahead of it as you get older, because it's much harder to escape feelings of loneliness than it is to try and prevent them.
"Even before you reach the age of retirement it's critical to get involved in something that interests you outside of work, like clubs, group activities, or volunteering," says Chicago-based geriatric social worker Alixandra Foisy. "It takes time to build meaningful connections with other people, so get involved well before you have to worry about being lonely."
Even if you're well beyond retirement age Whiteman says there are numerous programs and nonprofit organizations like hers out there to help combat creeping isolation.
"That first itch of loneliness is a sign that you need something else in your life, so don't be afraid to ask for help. There are so many people in your situation and you shouldn't feel embarrassed or think it's a personal failing," says Whiteman. "Find services that offer volunteer visitations or therapy dog programs. Don't just avoid it, because the longer you are entrenched in your loneliness the harder it is to get out."
Finally, Whiteman says society as a whole needs to confront senior loneliness with greater attention and care.
"We're much more eager to ask an older person about their health or safety than about whether or not they're lonely, but this needs to be recognized as a real issue," says Whiteman. "Loneliness causes pain and serious medical issues and we need to do a better job calling attention to it."

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Articles by Max B. Kelz
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Other Publications (25)
- Molecular Pharmacology
- Transgenic Research
- Science of Aging Knowledge Environment : SAGE KE
- Nature Neuroscience
- BMC Anesthesiology
- American Journal of Human Genetics
- Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
- Anesthesia and Analgesia
- Anesthesiology
- Anesthesiology
- Anesthesiology
- Anesthesia and Analgesia
- PloS One
- Sleep
- Anesthesiology
- The Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics
- Anesthesiology
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- Current Biology : CB
- The Journal of Biological Chemistry
- European Journal of Anaesthesiology
- Current Anesthesiology Reports
- The Journal of Neuroscience : the Official Journal of the Society for Neuroscience
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Articles by Max B. Kelz in JoVE
Valutare Variazioni Volatile generale anestetico sensibilità dei topi dopo l'intervento farmacologico locale o sistemica Hilary S. McCarren1,2,4, Jason T. Moore1,3,4, Max B. Kelz1,2,3,4 1Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, 2Department of Pharmacology, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, 3Department of Neuroscience, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, 4Center for Sleep and Circadian Neurobiology, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania La perdita del riflesso di raddrizzamento ha servito a lungo come un surrogato comportamentale standard per incoscienza, chiamato anche l'ipnosi, in animali da laboratorio. Alterazioni nella sensibilità anestetico volatile causati da interventi farmacologici possono essere rilevati con un sistema di valutazione ad alta produttività attentamente controllato, che può essere adattato per la fornitura di qualsiasi terapeutico inalata.
Other articles by Max B. Kelz on PubMed
Inducible and Brain Region-specific CREB Transgenic Mice Molecular Pharmacology. Jun, 2002 | Pubmed ID: 12021407 To investigate the role of cAMP response element-binding protein (CREB) in the adaptive responses to psychotropic drugs, we have developed inducible, brain region-specific CREB transgenic mice using the tetracycline-regulated gene expression system. The tetracycline transactivator (tTA) was placed under the control of 1.8-kilobase neuron-specific enolase (NSE) promoter for this purpose. Different patterns of CREB overexpression were found in striatum, nucleus accumbens, and cingulate cortex in different lines of bitransgenic mice, and CREB expression was blocked by addition of doxycycline, an analog of tetracycline. Overexpression of CREB influenced the expression of other members of the CREB/ATF family of transcription factors, consistent with previous reports. In addition, psychostimulant induction of dynorphin, a neuropeptide regulated by drugs of abuse, was up-regulated in striatum. Finally, there was a significant reduction in cocaine-induced locomotor activity in the CREB bitransgenic mice. These results are consistent with a role for CREB in mediating adaptive changes that occur in response to drugs of abuse.
Inducible, Reversible Hair Loss in Transgenic Mice Transgenic Research. Jun, 2002 | Pubmed ID: 12113456 Telogen effluvium is a common type of hair loss. Although the morphological changes associated with telogen effluvium have been well characterized, the underlying molecular mechanisms remain unknown, and no animal models have been developed. We report here that inducible transgenic mice expressing high levels of the transcription factor, tTA (tetracycline transactivator), plus a reporter luciferase gene, show a reversible hair loss phenotype. Skin of these mice exhibits an increase in the number of hair follicles at the telogen phase, but a decreased number of follicles at the anagen phase. These changes resemble skin pathology seen in patients with telogen effluvium, which suggests that the inducible transgenic mice may be useful as a model for this disorder. Moreover, since overexpression of several other transgenes failed to cause skin pathology, the present findings also indicate types of molecular abnormalities that may cause reversible hair loss.
Cella Singola Antisenso RNA Amplificazione E Microarray Analysis Come Strumento Per Lo Studio Di Restauro E Degenerazione Neurologica Science of Aging Knowledge Environment : SAGE KE. Jan, 2002 | Pubmed ID: 14602975 Malattie neurodegenerative in genere influenzano le sottopopolazioni di neuroni. Che caratterizzano queste cellule vulnerabili e identificare i fattori che li rendono suscettibili di danneggiare le celle vicine rimangono resistenti sono essenziali per la comprensione della patogenesi molecolare che è alla base di malattie neurodegenerative. Classicamente, l'analisi molecolare del sistema nervoso centrale comporta l'identificazione e l'isolamento di una regione anatomica di interesse; Successivamente, il tessuto pertinente è polverizzato e l'omogeneizzato risultante viene analizzato. Sebbene questo metodo fornisce dati utili, la sua efficacia diminuisce quando viene utilizzato in zone di elevata diversità cellulare o in casi in cui un tipo di cella è perduto in conseguenza della morte cellulare selettiva o quiescenza. Una tecnica che offre la possibilità di valutare eventi molecolari in un sito anatomico molto preciso sarebbe fornire un potente strumento per questa disciplina di ricerca. In questa recensione, discutiamo l'amplificazione del RNA messaggero da singole cellule neurali e l'uso successivo del RNA per sondare i microarrays del DNA nel tentativo di creare profili molecolari specifici delle cellule. In particolare, recenti lavori in cella singola expression profiling in malattie di Alzheimer e di Huntington sono discusso. Rivediamo anche alcuni nuovi lavori con le cellule staminali neurali e loro applicazione alla neurobiologia riparatoria. Infine, si discute l'uso dei profili molecolari delle cellule specifiche per comprendere meglio le basi della biologia delle cellule neuronali.
An Essential Role for DeltaFosB in the Nucleus Accumbens in Morphine Action Nature Neuroscience. Feb, 2006 | Pubmed ID: 16415864 The transcription factor DeltaFosB is induced in the nucleus accumbens (NAc) and dorsal striatum by the repeated administration of drugs of abuse. Here, we investigated the role of DeltaFosB in the NAc in behavioral responses to opiates. We achieved overexpression of DeltaFosB by using a bitransgenic mouse line that inducibly expresses the protein in the NAc and dorsal striatum and by using viral-mediated gene transfer to specifically express the protein in the NAc. DeltaFosB overexpression in the NAc increased the sensitivity of the mice to the rewarding effects of morphine and led to exacerbated physical dependence, but also reduced their sensitivity to the analgesic effects of morphine and led to faster development of analgesic tolerance. The opioid peptide dynorphin seemed to be one target through which DeltaFosB produced this behavioral phenotype. Together, these experiments demonstrated that DeltaFosB in the NAc, partly through the repression of dynorphin expression, mediates several major features of opiate addiction.
High Throughput Modular Chambers for Rapid Evaluation of Anesthetic Sensitivity BMC Anesthesiology. 2006 | Pubmed ID: 17096844 Anesthetic sensitivity is determined by the interaction of multiple genes. Hence, a dissection of genetic contributors would be aided by precise and high throughput behavioral screens. Traditionally, anesthetic phenotyping has addressed only induction of anesthesia, evaluated with dose-response curves, while ignoring potentially important data on emergence from anesthesia.
Disruption of Diacylglycerol Kinase Delta (DGKD) Associated with Seizures in Humans and Mice American Journal of Human Genetics. Apr, 2007 | Pubmed ID: 17357084 We report a female patient with a de novo balanced translocation, 46,X,t(X;2)(p11.2;q37)dn, who exhibits seizures, capillary abnormality, developmental delay, infantile hypotonia, and obesity. The 2q37 breakpoint observed in association with the seizure phenotype is of particular interest, because it lies near loci implicated in epilepsy in humans and mice. Fluorescence in situ hybridization mapping of the translocation breakpoints showed that no known genes are disrupted at Xp11.2, whereas diacylglycerol kinase delta (DGKD) is disrupted at 2q37. Expression studies in Drosophila and mouse suggest that DGKD is involved in central nervous system development and function. Electroencephalographic assessment of Dgkd mutant mice revealed abnormal epileptic discharges and electrographic seizures in three of six homozygotes. These findings implicate DGKD disruption by the t(X;2)(p11.2;q37)dn in the observed phenotype and support a more general role for DGKD in the etiology of seizures.
An Essential Role for Orexins in Emergence from General Anesthesia Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. Jan, 2008 | Pubmed ID: 18195361 The neural mechanisms through which the state of anesthesia arises and dissipates remain unknown. One common belief is that emergence from anesthesia is the inverse process of induction, brought about by elimination of anesthetic drugs from their CNS site(s) of action. Anesthetic-induced unconsciousness may result from specific interactions of anesthetics with the neural circuits regulating sleep and wakefulness. Orexinergic agonists and antagonists have the potential to alter the stability of the anesthetized state. In this report, we refine the role of the endogenous orexin system in impacting emergence from, but not entry into the anesthetized state, and in doing so, we distinguish mechanisms of induction from those of emergence. We demonstrate that isoflurane and sevoflurane, two commonly used general anesthetics, inhibit c-Fos expression in orexinergic but not adjacent melanin-concentrating hormone (MCH) neurons; suggesting that wake-active orexinergic neurons are inhibited by these anesthetics. Genetic ablation of orexinergic neurons, which causes acquired murine narcolepsy, delays emergence from anesthesia, without changing anesthetic induction. Pharmacologic studies with a selective orexin-1 receptor antagonist confirm a specific orexin effect on anesthetic emergence without an associated change in induction. We conclude that there are important differences in the neural substrates mediating induction and emergence. These findings support the concept that emergence depends, in part, on recruitment and stabilization of wake-active regions of brain.
Halothane-induced Hypnosis is Not Accompanied by Inactivation of Orexinergic Output in Rodents Anesthesiology. Nov, 2009 | Pubmed ID: 19809293 One underexploited property of anesthetics is their ability to probe neuronal regulation of arousal. At appropriate doses, anesthetics reversibly obtund conscious perception. However, individual anesthetic agents may accomplish this by altering the function of distinct neuronal populations. Previously the authors showed that isoflurane and sevoflurane inhibit orexinergic neurons, delaying reintegration of sensory perception as denoted by emergence. Here the authors study the effects of halothane. As a halogenated alkane, halothane differs structurally, has a nonoverlapping series of molecular binding partners, and differentially modulates electrophysiologic properties of several ion channels when compared with its halogenated ether relatives.
Inhaled Anesthetic Potency in Aged Alzheimer Mice Anesthesia and Analgesia. Feb, 2010 | Pubmed ID: 19820240 The number of elderly patients with frank or incipient Alzheimer's disease (AD) requiring surgery is growing as the population ages. General anesthesia may exacerbate symptoms of and the pathology underlying AD, so minimizing anesthetic exposure may be important. This requires knowledge of whether the continuing AD pathogenesis alters anesthetic potency.
A Conserved Behavioral State Barrier Impedes Transitions Between Anesthetic-induced Unconsciousness and Wakefulness: Evidence for Neural Inertia PloS One. 2010 | Pubmed ID: 20689589 One major unanswered question in neuroscience is how the brain transitions between conscious and unconscious states. General anesthetics offer a controllable means to study these transitions. Induction of anesthesia is commonly attributed to drug-induced global modulation of neuronal function, while emergence from anesthesia has been thought to occur passively, paralleling elimination of the anesthetic from its sites in the central nervous system (CNS). If this were true, then CNS anesthetic concentrations on induction and emergence would be indistinguishable. By generating anesthetic dose-response data in both insects and mammals, we demonstrate that the forward and reverse paths through which anesthetic-induced unconsciousness arises and dissipates are not identical. Instead they exhibit hysteresis that is not fully explained by pharmacokinetics as previously thought. Single gene mutations that affect sleep-wake states are shown to collapse or widen anesthetic hysteresis without obvious confounding effects on volatile anesthetic uptake, distribution, or metabolism. We propose a fundamental and biologically conserved concept of neural inertia, a tendency of the CNS to resist behavioral state transitions between conscious and unconscious states. We demonstrate that such a barrier separates wakeful and anesthetized states for multiple anesthetics in both flies and mice, and argue that it contributes to the hysteresis observed when the brain transitions between conscious and unconscious states.
Rapid Eye Movement Sleep Debt Accrues in Mice Exposed to Volatile Anesthetics Anesthesiology. Oct, 2011 | Pubmed ID: 21934405 General anesthesia has been likened to a state in which anesthetized subjects are locked out of access to both rapid eye movement (REM) sleep and wakefulness. Were this true for all anesthetics, a significant REM rebound after anesthetic exposure might be expected. However, for the intravenous anesthetic propofol, studies demonstrate that no sleep debt accrues. Moreover, preexisting sleep debts dissipate during propofol anesthesia. To determine whether these effects are specific to propofol or are typical of volatile anesthetics, the authors tested the hypothesis that REM sleep debt would accrue in rodents anesthetized with volatile anesthetics.
Is Hydrogen Sulfide-induced Suspended Animation General Anesthesia? The Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics. Jun, 2012 | Pubmed ID: 22414854 Hydrogen sulfide (H(2)S) depresses mitochondrial function and thereby metabolic rates in mice, purportedly resulting in a state of "suspended animation." Volatile anesthetics also depress mitochondrial function, an effect that may contribute to their anesthetic properties. In this study, we ask whether H(2)S has general anesthetic properties, and by extension, whether mitochondrial effects underlie the state of anesthesia. We compared loss of righting reflex, electroencephalography, and electromyography in mice exposed to metabolically equipotent concentrations of halothane, isoflurane, sevoflurane, and H(2)S. We also studied combinations of H(2)S and anesthetics to assess additivity. Finally, the long-term effects of H(2)S were assessed by using the Morris water maze behavioral testing 2 to 3 weeks after exposures. Exposure to H(2)S decreases O(2) consumption, CO(2) production, and body temperature similarly to that of the general anesthetics, but fails to produce a loss of righting reflex or muscle atonia at metabolically equivalent concentrations. When combined, H(2)S antagonizes the metabolic effects of isoflurane, but potentiates the isoflurane-induced loss of righting reflex. We found no effect of prior H(2)S exposure on memory or learning. H(2)S (250 ppm), not itself lethal, produced delayed lethality when combined with subanesthetic concentrations of isoflurane. H(2)S cannot be considered a general anesthetic, despite similar metabolic suppression. Metabolic suppression, presumably via mitochondrial actions, is not sufficient to account for the hypnotic or immobilizing components of the anesthetic state. Combinations of H(2)S and isoflurane can be lethal, suggesting extreme care in the combination of these gases in clinical situations.
Ipnotica Ipersensibilità Ad Anestetici Volatili E Dexmedetomidine Topi Knockout Di Dopamina β-idrossilasi Anesthesiology. Oct, 2012 | Pubmed ID: 23042227 SFONDO:: Linee Multiple di prova suggeriscono che il sistema adrenergico può modulare la sensibilità all'immobilità indotta da anestetico e pure l'ipnosi indotta da anestetico. Tuttavia, parecchie considerazioni evitare la conclusione che i ligandi endogeni adrenergici norepinefrina ed epinefrina alterare la sensibilità dell'anestetico. Metodi:: Utilizzando topi knockout (Dbh) di β-idrossilasi della dopamina geneticamente ingegnerizzati per mancanza i ligandi adrenergici e loro fratelli con normali livelli adrenergici, testiamo il contributo dei ligandi adrenergici sulla induzione dell'anestetico volatile ed emergere. Inoltre, indaghiamo gli effetti dell'endovenosa dexmedetomidine adrenergico-deficient mice e loro fratelli utilizzando sia riflesso di raddrizzamento e trasformati elettroencefalografici misure dell'ipnosi dell'anestetico. RISULTATI:: Dimostriamo che la perdita di norepinefrina ed epinefrina e non altri neuromodulatori co-packaged in neuroni adrenergici è sufficiente a causare ipersensibilità all'induzione dell'anestesia volatile. Tuttavia, l'effetto più profondo del deficit adrenergico è ritardante emersione dall'anestesia, che prende due o tre volte più a lungo nei topi Dbh per alotano, isoflurano e sevoflurano. Avendo dimostrato che i topi Dbh sono ipersensibili ad anestetici volatili, ulteriormente dimostrare che loro ipersensibilità ipnotica persiste a dosi multiple di dexmedetomidine. Dbh topi mostrano fino a 67% latenze più brevi alla perdita del riflesso e fino a 545% protrarre la durata dell'anestesia generale dexmedetomidine-indotta di raddrizzamento. Salvataggio centrale di segnalazione adrenergici ripristina il controllo-come dexmedetomidine sensibilità. Una continua analisi elettroencefalografici romanzo illustra che la durata dell'ipnosi indotta da dexmedetomidine non è dovuta a un motore confound, ma si verifica a causa di alterata emersione dell'anestetico. CONCLUSIONI:: Segnalazione adrenergico è essenziale per la normale emersione dall'anestesia generale. Dexmedetomidine-indotta l'anestesia generale non dipende dall'inibizione della neurotrasmissione adrenergica.
Direct Activation of Sleep-promoting VLPO Neurons by Volatile Anesthetics Contributes to Anesthetic Hypnosis Current Biology : CB. Nov, 2012 | Pubmed ID: 23103189 Despite seventeen decades of continuous clinical use, the neuronal mechanisms through which volatile anesthetics act to produce unconsciousness remain obscure. One emerging possibility is that anesthetics exert their hypnotic effects by hijacking endogenous arousal circuits. A key sleep-promoting component of this circuitry is the ventrolateral preoptic nucleus (VLPO), a hypothalamic region containing both state-independent neurons and neurons that preferentially fire during natural sleep.
In Vivo Activation of Azipropofol Prolongs Anesthesia and Reveals Synaptic Targets The Journal of Biological Chemistry. Jan, 2013 | Pubmed ID: 23184948 General anesthetic photolabels have been instrumental in discovering and confirming protein binding partners and binding sites of these promiscuous ligands. We report the in vivo photoactivation of meta-azipropofol, a potent analog of propofol, in Xenopus laevis tadpoles. Covalent adduction of meta-azipropofol in vivo prolongs the primary pharmacologic effect of general anesthetics in a behavioral phenotype we termed "optoanesthesia." Coupling this behavior with a tritiated probe, we performed unbiased, time-resolved gel proteomics to identify neuronal targets of meta-azipropofol in vivo. We have identified synaptic binding partners, such as synaptosomal-associated protein 25, as well as voltage-dependent anion channels as potential facilitators of the general anesthetic state. Pairing behavioral phenotypes elicited by the activation of efficacious photolabels in vivo with time-resolved proteomics provides a novel approach to investigate molecular mechanisms of general anesthetics.
Incidence, Predictors and Outcomes of Postoperative Coma: an Observational Study of 858 606 Patients European Journal of Anaesthesiology. Aug, 2013 | Pubmed ID: 23344122 Coma is a state of profound unresponsiveness that can occur as a serious perioperative complication. The study of risk factors for, and sequelae of, postoperative coma has been limited due to the rarity of the event.
Sleep and Anesthesia Interactions: A Pharmacological Appraisal Current Anesthesiology Reports. Mar, 2013 | Pubmed ID: 23440738 Anesthetics have been used in clinical practice for over a hundred years, yet their mechanisms of action remain poorly understood. One tempting hypothesis to explain their hypnotic properties posits that anesthetics exert a component of their effects by "hijacking" the endogenous arousal circuitry of the brain. Modulation of activity within sleep- and wake-related neuroanatomic systems could thus explain some of the varied effects produced by anesthetics. There has been a recent explosion of research into the neuroanatomic substrates affected by various anesthetics. In this review, we will highlight the relevant sleep architecture and systems and focus on studies over the past few years that implicate these sleep-related structures as targets of anesthetics. These studies highlight a promising area of investigation regarding the mechanisms of action of anesthetics and provide an important model for future study.
Enhanced Tonic Inhibition Influences the Hypnotic and Amnestic Actions of the Intravenous Anesthetics Etomidate and Propofol The Journal of Neuroscience : the Official Journal of the Society for Neuroscience. Apr, 2013 | Pubmed ID: 23616535 Intravenous anesthetics exert a component of their actions via potentiating inhibitory neurotransmission mediated by γ-aminobutyric type-A receptors (GABAARs). Phasic and tonic inhibition is mediated by distinct populations of GABAARs, with the majority of phasic inhibition by subtypes composed of α1-3βγ2 subunits, whereas tonic inhibition is dependent on subtypes assembled from α4-6βδ subunits. To explore the contribution that these distinct forms of inhibition play in mediating intravenous anesthesia, we have used mice in which tyrosine residues 365/7 within the γ2 subunit are mutated to phenyalanines (Y365/7F). Here we demonstrate that this mutation leads to increased accumulation of the α4 subunit containing GABAARs in the thalamus and dentate gyrus of female Y365/7F but not male Y365/7F mice. Y365/7F mice exhibited a gender-specific enhancement of tonic inhibition in the dentate gyrus that was more sensitive to modulation by the anesthetic etomidate, together with a deficit in long-term potentiation. Consistent with this, female Y365/7F, but not male Y365/7F, mice exhibited a dramatic increase in the duration of etomidate- and propofol-mediated hypnosis. Moreover, the amnestic actions of etomidate were selectively potentiated in female Y365/7F mice. Collectively, these observations suggest that potentiation of tonic inhibition mediated by α4 subunit containing GABAARs contributes to the hypnotic and amnestic actions of the intravenous anesthetics, etomidate and propofol.
Genetic and Anatomical Basis of the Barrier Separating Wakefulness and Anesthetic-induced Unresponsiveness PLoS Genetics. Sep, 2013 | Pubmed ID: 24039590 A robust, bistable switch regulates the fluctuations between wakefulness and natural sleep as well as those between wakefulness and anesthetic-induced unresponsiveness. We previously provided experimental evidence for the existence of a behavioral barrier to transitions between these states of arousal, which we call neural inertia. Here we show that neural inertia is controlled by processes that contribute to sleep homeostasis and requires four genes involved in electrical excitability: Sh, sss, na and unc79. Although loss of function mutations in these genes can increase or decrease sensitivity to anesthesia induction, surprisingly, they all collapse neural inertia. These effects are genetically selective: neural inertia is not perturbed by loss-of-function mutations in all genes required for the sleep/wake cycle. These effects are also anatomically selective: sss acts in different neurons to influence arousal-promoting and arousal-suppressing processes underlying neural inertia. Supporting the idea that anesthesia and sleep share some, but not all, genetic and anatomical arousal-regulating pathways, we demonstrate that increasing homeostatic sleep drive widens the neural inertial barrier. We propose that processes selectively contributing to sleep homeostasis and neural inertia may be impaired in pathophysiological conditions such as coma and persistent vegetative states.
Orexinergic Activity Modulates Altered Vital Signs and Pituitary Hormone Secretion in Experimental Sepsis Critical Care Medicine. Oct, 2013 | Pubmed ID: 24105451 Sepsis is a common, lethal poorly understood disorder affecting nearly a million Americans annually. The syndrome is characterized by altered cardiodynamics, respiration, metabolism, pituitary function, arousal, and impaired interaction among organ systems. The immunologic and endocrine systems, which are in part responsible for organ-organ communication, have been studied extensively in sepsis. However, little is known about sepsis-induced changes in central nervous system activity.


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Risk for sepsis?
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My patient is CCu this week had bacteremia among other things. I was going to use the diagnosis risk for sepsis but I can not seem to find this in any of my books. Did I just come up with this diagnosis in my head or is it actually approved by NANDA? I can't find it on the internet either.Thanks for your help!!! This site is amazing!
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Joined: Nov '05; Posts: 5Oct 1, '06Quote from Nursing Student 2005Possible NANDA-approved nursing diagnoses for sepsis:Hi guys,
My patient is CCu this week had bacteremia among other things. I was going to use the diagnosis risk for sepsis but I can not seem to find this in any of my books. Did I just come up with this diagnosis in my head or is it actually approved by NANDA? I can't find it on the internet either.Thanks for your help!!! This site is amazing!
Risk for Infection (Septicemia) - but since the client already had bacteremia, would not be appropriate
Risk for Injury (Hemorrhage/ DIC) r/t possible blood-clotting abnormalities secondary to septicemia
Ineffective Peripheral Tissue Perfusion (cardiopulmonary, renal, cerebral, and peripheral) r/t abnormal distribution of blood flow, metabolic acidosis, or both (in septic shock)
Hope this helps! and welcome to allnursesOct 1, '06Thank you so much for yur quick response. I don't know why I though that diagnosis was acceptible but the ones you suggested were appropriate and very helpful. Thanks again!!Oct 1, '06my guess is that you were dreaming (?)
here are some links where you can get some information about sepsis:
http://www.survivingsepsis.com/index.html - surviving sepsis, a web site for everything you want to know about sepsis, signs and symptoms, common sources of sepsis, septic shock and treatment. links at the left side of the page take you to the various pages of this site. includes links for more information on sepsis, some of which are extensive sites by drug manufactures on the treatment of sepsis.
http://www.ccmtutorials.com/infection/index.htm - critical care medicine tutorial on sepsis (for medicine)
http://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com/...sis/sepsis.htm - all about sepsis, also called sirs (systemic inflammatory response syndrome). it's definition, prevalence, pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and outcome
now, i feel like i have to finish my job here and remind you that any nursing diagnosis has to be based on the symptoms your patient is having--not on his/her medical diagnosis, which is what sepsis is! use the links i've given you to develop a list of what the symptoms for a medical diagnosis of sepsis are. then, compare that list of symptoms to the assessment data you came up with on your ccu patient. did your patient have any of those symptoms? if so, then by all rights you can use those particular symptoms to formulate one or more nursing diagnoses around them. these symptoms, then, will be causing some particular situation, or "related factors" to put it in nanda terminology, that will become the foundation of a nursing diagnosis that you can use in the planning of this patient's care. the nursing interventions you will use are directly aimed at treating the symptoms the patient is exhibiting. this is a very logical process. choosing a nursing diagnosis should not be a hunt, peck, hope i got the right diagnosis thing that should be going on.
do you have a book of care plans or a nursing diagnosis handbook to help you out here? if not, you really need to consider getting one. here are two websites that list the official nanda diagnoses, just a year or two older than the latest complete update published by nanda in 2005. fyi. . .nanda owns the copyright to any listing of the diagnoses, so it is almost impossible to find a free list of them anywhere. most of what is available are older lists. the basic nursing diagnoses that are used in med/surg care plans haven't changed all that much over the years with the exception of the way they are worded.
http://www.nursingstudio.net/2005/03...ing-diagnoses/ - a complete list of nanda nursing diagnoses organized by gordon's functional patterns
http://www.efn.org/~nurses/ - this is a website maintained by the nursing students at lane community college in eugene, oregon. a list of nanda diagnoses through the 12th conference in 1996 can be found here. this has since been updated by nanda so there have been a few changes. click on "nanda nursing dx" on the left side of this webpage.
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Ruby arrived in Kansas right before Christmas - what a surprise for Megan (age 6 1/2)! Ruby enjoyed our Lithuanian Christmas Eve traditions, but had the most fun with all of the new toys! Even twin brother Zach shared his new Hot Wheel contraption!
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The final book will be printed lithographically to the highest possible print standards and be 264 pages long. It will be 230mm x 170mm in size and come with a soft cover with flaps that fold in to double the thickness. It will use thread sewn binding which is a special type of bind that has two main advantages: the first is that you are able to open the book flat (without the usual glue cracking); and second is that it is much more durable. Glue ages over time and cracks but thread sewn binds last forever. The book is also available as a limited edition hardback option (only 25 available) which will be individually numbered and signed by Stoo Cambridge and Jon Hare (Sensible Software).
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Good day. I have a friend who is a college instructor in our school. She was really fed up with whats going on with our school administration having corruption and other anomalies happening. She has recordings of her conversations with our school director proving the accusations true. Based of what i heard, I can clearly say that our school director is guilty. Pero hindi namin alam kung tatanggapin sa korte ang mobile phone recordings na hawak niya. At nagbanta pa na magkontra demanda pa ang SD kung hindi tatahimik ang friend ko. Paano po ba?
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If the recorded conversation is without the knowledge and consent of one of the parties, then it is a clear violation of RA 4200 or the Anti Wire-Tapping Law. Not only would the recording be inadmissible in evidence, it may also hold the person who recorded and/or in possession of the same to be criminally liable.
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She committed a crime of wire tapping. There is no way you could gain that information without the consent of the school director. Do not proceed with the suit or avoid the suit and find other ways or means to vent your complaints on corruption and anomalies. What other schools normally do is they write it in their school organ or paper.
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Jul 31, 2013
When it comes to sci-fi feuds, there are some pretty epic rivalries out there with fans and the characters themselves. Star Wars vs. Star Trek, Superman vs. Batman and what this game is about… Alien vs. Predator. Yup, this is the newest rendition of that age old battle between 2 alpha male types from somewhere other than earth.
Starting the game, there is the choice to play as either a Predator or an Alien. Each will have their own special attacking moves and combos. The initial level as a Predator is like a proving ground to get used to the controls, movements and weapons of the Predator. The second level is where the game actually starts. They have the Predator on a ship unarmed. The first step is to find the wrist blades used as the basic attacking weapon at the start of the game.
The controls are an on-screen controller type with a d-pad and a couple of buttons. On a side note, for players with them, AVP: Evolution is optimized for MOGA controllers. (: In my opinion, games like this are much easier to play with an actual controller instead of the on-screen d-pad style controller.
Throughout AVP: Evolution are options to upgrade the skills, weapons and armor of the killing machine being used. This can give a unique advantage and can create a different game each time a new game is started. As mentioned, there is a choice to play as either extraterrestrial killer making for a very different game and storyline. From the perspective of the Aliens, it is a matter of freeing the species from slavery. From the Super Predator side of the story, it is all about conquering the Jungle Hunter Clan of Predators.
The thing to remember is, AVP: Evolution is all about the graphics and action. This might mean AVP: Evolution won't be compatible on slower or older devices. If the Android device being used barely meets the requirements to play the game, it might not be as enjoyable.
The finishing moves in AVP: Evolution are great. Make sure to learn and get good at some of the combos so kicking some butt and advancing the skills of the player is a little easier. The levels are pretty cool and very detailed. As The lighting is pretty eerie and dark, yet leaves enough to see whats going on.
AVP: Evolution takes some getting used to the movements and the different actions, but after playing for a few levels, it get smoother. It took a couple tries for me to get some of the different final kill moves but they are pretty cool. It's also how health can be increased.


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My name is Märta, Im 11 years old. My birthday is 20th Of Mars.In my Family we are 5, Me,My Parents Anna & Christer and my older Sisters Emmy & Ida, Ida doesent live at home anymore she is 21.And I forgot! My 2 Dogs, Bosse & Vilmer They are the most playful and lazy dogs ever!!
I live in Hallsberg in a white house on a Hill! Or not really tho but yeah kind off…In my Spare time I like to be playing flute or Play with friends :3 On the evening I like to be watching Youtube,My favorite Youtuber is Reaktion Time. my bed time is 9 o clock…
I have a big big family And its Mom,Dad,Emmy And Ida..Cousins –> Max,Noel,Judit And Leo..Second cousin—> another Leo, I have much second cousins but i dont know who they all is..Other –> grandmother👵🏼,Grandfather👴🏼, <–Moms parents Dads Parents –> Grandmother👵🏼,Grandfather👴🏼, Moms sister Mia,Dads sister Carolina…Ok I cant rember everyone
When I grow up I want to be a teacher Or maybe a builder I dont know yet! BUT NEVER A PILOT! IM SCARED OF FLYING! IF I MAKE 1 MISTAKE ILL MABYE DIE! O_O…But enyways I want to live in Örebro or Hallsberg when I grow up.
More about me💁🏻, my favourite colour is lime green💚. My favourite food is chicken🐓. My favourite subject in school is Sience⚗ and English🇬🇧 And Arts🃏!.My new favourite country is Gambia🇬🇲


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Title of Drawing: "Community"Another request from 2012, sorry for the huge delay, najas!
This scene is based on the integrin α2β1 I domain. Integrins are transmembrane proteins establishing connections between adjacent cells or between cells and the extracellular space. Integrin α2β1 can bind collagen or laminin and thereby not only ensures adhesion between the cellular skeleton and the extracellular matrix, but also can serve as a signal receiver for the cell.
The DNA clamp is one of the most important cellular tools for DNA replication. It encircles the DNA helix which is situated in the center of the drawing and represents an emblem of even-toed ungulates. The clamp itself is drawn as a circle dance performed by deer, sheep, gazelles, and boars. The clamp slides along the DNA and ensures that the polymerase, the actual DNA copying machine, remains attached to the DNA strands. The clamp has distant analogy to a horse collar necessary for the carriage to remain on track.
Dear readers of my blog,
I have to apologize for not being active for a while! I have received many great protein orders and little by little I am working on their realization. But unfortunately, I have a quite tough time this year as the final countdown of my PhD began. I will make up for the missing posts as soon as I can. Thank you for your understanding and patience! Here is a small reward:
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Cyclin-dependent kinase 5 (CDK5) is an enzyme which triggers the phosphorylation of a key protein of the reelin signaling pathway. Via this pathway CDK5 is involved in neuronal migration and positioning. For its activation CDK5 needs a cofactor, p35 (a fragment of p35 called p25 is shown in the bottom part of this drawing). Recent studies have shown that CDK5 is required already early on during brain development [1].
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"First thing I notice in a club is the lighting. I tend to like clubs with a lot of lights, not those clubs with just one light over the doorway. When you got only one light, you got only one mood all night. I like clubs where the women have good hairstyles and dress nice. And I love when everybody drinks in the club. When nobody's drinking, then everybody staring.
"When you come to Atlanta, you have to start your night at the club. Then you move to the gentlemen's club, and you end the night at one of the after-hours spots. Those after-hours parties—what happens there stays in there. No cameras. It's always more intense 'cause people are more fucked up. It gets nasty.
"When you're done after after-hours, it's almost morning. Time to go to bed before you're up again and hungry."


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New jewels
12 comments:
- SummersStudio said...
The Maries make me giggle, the sea horse makes me want summer, and the oval is fab.
- February 23, 2010 at 6:45 PM
- Julianna Cannon said...
I am diggin' the Maries~ that would be great fun in a bead embroidery piece.
- February 23, 2010 at 7:17 PM
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- February 23, 2010 at 7:17 PM
- TesoriTrovati said...
I am in love with the frame...juicy color I want to bite right into! And seahorses? Well, the one that I got a picture of was a brilliant orange in color with feathery sort of fins all around. Love these! Enjoy the day! Erin
- February 23, 2010 at 8:04 PM
- peacockfairy said...
I love all of these!
- February 23, 2010 at 8:40 PM
- Judy said...
I agree with Erin...the frame and color is juicy! How awesome is Marie....she is great!
- February 23, 2010 at 11:15 PM
- EB Bead and Metal Works said...
OMG I love The Maries. They had me smiling. I really love the glazes you used also.
- February 24, 2010 at 9:05 AM
- Silver Parrot said...
Love the sea horses!
- February 24, 2010 at 4:05 PM
- Leslie @ Bei Mondi said...
I adore these new designs. I've already been tweeting about the Marie Antionette. She's so creative!
- February 25, 2010 at 12:28 AM
- Joy www.thelaughingmoonnyc.com said...
I love your seahorses - they are so lovely! And of course, I your headless marie makes me laugh.
- February 25, 2010 at 12:13 PM
- Andrew Thornton said...
The new pieces are FABULOUS!
- February 25, 2010 at 4:20 PM
- donna said...
Love, love, love! I have the Marie pendant in gold but I never thought of molding it. Thanks for the great ideas! I would buy one of yours but you must have sold out already. No surprise there, they are DARLING!
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McKendree has three different types of residence halls. We have traditional style, suite style, and apartment style halls. Each of these halls offer unique experiences. The traditional style halls are predominantly freshmen, and have programming focused towards them. The suite style and apartment style halls are predominantly sophomores and above, and have programming focused towards them. Take the time to check out each of our halls, and decide which you would like to become a part of. Please note that freshmen are not allowed to live in McKendree West.
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Kiefer Sutherland Not Sure the World Is Yet Ready For a Movie That Tackles an Entire Day's Events All at Once
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"It still amazes me that people actually watching me with a gun didn't just burst out laughing. I can't even play ping-pong, but it turns out I'm good with weapons. I've got enormous hands, like a transsexual, and that's probably why." —Kate Beckinsale on being an action star [WENN via Starpulse]
"Yeah, I gained weight for the part. Sure." —Jack Black on the great lengths he took to get in character for Tropic Thunder [Orlando Sentinel via PopMatters]
"Oh, really? That's a waste of money. That would be like saying… and understand that I'm not making this as a total comparison, but it would be like saying, 'Hey, let's go remake Casablanca!" —Barry Bostwick, the original Brad Majors, on the upcoming remake of The Rocky Horror Picture Show [Bullz-Eye viaPremium Hollywood]
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26 Conference Titles | 16 NCAA Tournament Appearances | 11 All-Americans | Two Rhodes Scholars | Two Final Fours
Big First Half Propels @Centre_Bball to 85-69 Win at Berry
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MT. BERRY, Ga. (CentreColonels.com) – The Centre men's basketball team tallied 57 first-half points en route to an 85-69 victory over host Berry in a Southern Athletic Association (SAA) contest on Sunday afternoon at the Cage Center.
The Colonels win their third straight game to boost their records to 7-5 overall and 3-0 in SAA action, while the Vikings drop to 4-10 on the season and 0-3 in conference play.
Centre jumped out to an early 8-2 lead ignited by 3-pointers by sophomore guards Jarod Griffin (Lexington, Ky.) and Tucker Sine (Bowling Green, Ky.) in the first two minutes of the contest.
With the Colonels holding an 8-5 advantage, Centre scored seven straight points capped by a layup by freshman guard Perry Ayers (Bowling Green, Ky.) to put Centre on top 15-5 with 15:10 showing on the clock.
The Vikings minimized the deficit to 17-11, when the Colonels answered with an 11-2 run highlighted by a dunk and 3-pointer by freshman forward Jacob Bates (LaGrange, Ky.) to give Centre a 28-13 lead at the 8:57 mark of the first half.
After a pair of Berry free throws on the other end, the Colonels used a 14-5 surge keyed by six points by freshman guard Art Walker (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) to help Centre take a 42-18 lead with just under four minutes to play in the period.
Later in the half, the Colonels scored 13 straight points, including five from Sine to gain their largest advantage of the afternoon of 34 points at 57-23 with 51 seconds remaining in the first half.
Centre would take a 57-26 lead into the break.
The Vikings gained the momentum to start the second half, using a 22-6 run to cut the Colonels' advantage to 63-48 with 11:47 to play in the contest.
Walker connected on three free throw attempts to widen the Centre lead to 66-48, before Berry responded with six straight points to shrink the margin to 12 points at 66-54 with just under seven minutes remaining.
That is as close as the Vikings would come, as the Colonels built their lead back to as many as 19 points before coming away with the 85-69 conference triumph.
Bates led four Colonels in double-figures with 16 points off the bench, making 5-of-6 field goals, 1-of-2 3-pointers and 5-of-7 free throws to go with five rebounds and three blocks.
Sine and Walker added 13 markers apiece, while Griffin chipped in 12 points for Centre. Sine was 3-of-9 from behind the arc and 4-of-4 from the charity stripe, and Walker connected on 8-of-9 free throws in the victory. Griffin was 5-of-11 from the field including 2-of-6 from long range.
Senior guard Matt Gump (Bellefontaine, Ohio) recorded seven points, four rebounds and a game-high five assists for Centre.
Cole DenBesten dropped in a game-high 22 points, followed by Cory Johnson with 13 points and Marc McLendon with 10 markers.
Centre outshot Berry 46.9 percent (23-of-49) to 45.1 percent (23-of-51) from the field and 74.4 percent (29-of-39) to 51.6 percent (16-of-31) from the free throw line. The Colonels also connected on 10-of-27 shots from downtown, good for 37.9 percent compared to the Vikings' seven makes from behind the arc.
Centre outrebounded Berry 38-29 in the victory and held advantages of 17-11 in points off turnovers and 41-33 in bench points in the game in which the Colonels never trailed.
Centre returns to Danville to face Rhodes (6-7, 3-0) on Friday, Jan. 13 in a battle of the two remaining unbeaten teams in SAA action. Tip off is slated for 8 p.m. ET from Alumni Gymnasium.


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VNDCATED (/ˈvindəˌkāt,ed/) is an urban clothing brand founded by a non-conformist duo. Based in Los Angeles, our brand aims to expose and spread positive influences through the products we deliver.
As a duo we feel that many brands in the current urban fashion industry are radiating too much explicit and unhealthy messages to their customers, who are often youths and young adults that are still growing up and learning.
We want people who put labels on others based on their personal perspectives, to realize that they have no rights and definitely in no position, to judge others. For all the things that could and have gone wrong in society, we are after all a part of it.
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