Fitotoxicidade do herbicida CP. 50 144 para Sesamun indicum L. e Phaseolus vulgaris L. cultivados em soluções nutritivas

O presente trabalho relata um experimento em que foram verificados os efeitos fitotóxicos do herbicida 2-cloro-2', 6'-dietil-N-(metoximetil) acetanilida (CP 50144) em plántulas de gergelim (Sesamun indicum L.) e feijão (Phaseolus vulgaris L.), cultivados em solução nutritiva 0,5-Hoagland. 0 herbicida foi aplicado às folhas, nas doses respectivas de lug/10l, 5ug/ 10l, 25yg/10l, 125ug/10l, 250yg/10l e 500ug/10l. Para o tratamento às raízes, ele foi adicionado à solução nutritiva, nas doses de 1 ppm, 5 ppm, 25 ppm, 125 ppm, 625 ppm e 3125 ppm, respectivamente. O tratamento foliar revelou penetração lenta, tanto nas fôlhas de gergelim como nas de feijão, com pequena translocação e forte ação de contato, especialmente nas concentrações mais elevadas, superiores à da saturação (148 ppm). A absorção pelas raízes e lenta, tanto para o gergelim como para o feijão. Entretanto, o gergelim mostrou-se altamente tolerante ao CP 50144, até a concentração de 125 ppm, inclusive, não tendo demonstrado nenhum sintoma de injuria. Acima dessa concentração, o gergelim foi fortemente injuriado, tendo mostrado fortes sintomas de ação de contato, nas raízes, e sintomas gerais de intoxicação, na parte aerea, que levaram as plantas a morte. O feijão mostrou-se bastante sensível à ação do CP 50144, tendo apresentado forte sintomatologia de intoxicação, tanto por contato como por translocação apoplástica. São descritos os sintomas de fitotoxicidade do herbicida, para as duas plantas. O herbicida CP 50144 e altamente seletivo para o gergelim, mostrando-se bastante promissor para essa cultura. O herbicida mostrou ação inibidora da distensão celular, nas folhas novas de feijão. É interessante que se realizem estudos fitoteratológicos e fitofisiológicos com este herbicida, cujo modo de ação ainda nao e bem conhecido.

Regional Advisory Committee on Cancer - Report on Endocrine Cancer (September 2004) (PDF 144 KB)

There is already a good infrastructure for the management of endocrine cancer in Northern Ireland but to develop and strengthen it we recommend the following: • Increasing the already close cooperation between the individual parts of the service for endocrine cancer by use of shared protocols for assessment and follow up: • The main hub of management should remain at the RGH focussed on The Regional Centre for Endocrinology and Diabetes and the Endocrine Surgery department where there has been a long-term interest in the management of these patients. This includes a close working relationship between the endocrinologists and surgeon at the Belfast City Hospital. • This does not suggest that current developments of shared follow-up should not be encouraged. They should but with the provision of adequately resourced registers to allow adequate audit and to ensure adequate assessment of follow-up attendance. The issues regarding informed consent for such registers are currently being discussed for all forms of cancer. In the rarer conditions follow-up should remain central to allow adequate numbers and experience to maintain internationally recognisable outcomes and to allow training of future specialists to continue åÊ

Quality Update - Summer 2004 (PDF 144 KB)

Quality Update - Summer 2004

Oral Health Strategy - General Dental Services - Preliminary Consultation Report (PDF 144 KB)

Equality Impact Assessments

Informal Carers Report (PDF 144 KB)

A Report from the Health and Social Wellbeing Survey 1997

Les centrales 144: ressources à disposition des médecins de premier recours lors de réanimation?

Introduction: Les médecins de premiers recours sont confrontés en moyenne une fois dans leur carrière à un arrêt cardio-respiratoire (ACR), dans leur cabinet médical ou lors d'une activité de garde. La majorité d'entre eux ont pratiqué des réanimations lors de leurs années de formations hospitalières. L'actualisation des pratiques et le maintien des compétences et d'une certaine aisance restent néanmoins difficiles, malgré la mise à disposition de formations théoriques et pratiques.Nouveaux apports des centrales 144: Le développement du numéro 144 et des urgences pré-hospitalières permet d'envisager de nouvelles collaborations entre les centrales 144 et les médecins de premier recours, en particulier pour ces situations exceptionnelles de réanimation. Depuis peu, les régulateurs du 144 sont en effet compétents pour aider les témoins laïcs ou les professionnels de la santé, à effectuer les premiers gestes de réanimation, en attendant l'arrivée d'une ambulance.Résultats actuels: Dès 2008, la Centrale 144 Vaud a systématisé la réanimation par téléphone (T-CPR), de même que les conseils à donner aux témoins, par exemple lors de crise convulsive ou lors d'hémorragie. Au cours des 12 premiers mois d'application, la Centrale 144 Vaud a reçu 497 appels pour des ACR. 203 cas ont été exclus (appelant à distance du patient, témoin trop agité, mort évidente, patient en fin de vie). 294 cas étaient éligibles pour bénéficier d'une T-CPR. Une réanimation a pu être proposée à 202 reprises (68.7 %). Dans les autres cas (92), le régulateur n'a pas réussi au vu des informations à disposition à identifier un ACR lors de l'appel. Le devenir des patients ayant bénéficié de T-CPR est en cours d'analyse.Conclusion: Les régulateurs sanitaires des centrales 144 suisses devraient aujourd'hui tous être capables de proposer une réanimation par téléphone. Ils constituent avec les éventuels témoins de l'ACR et les médecins de premier recours, un maillon essentiel de la chaîne des secours. Dès l'appel, ils sont à la disposition des appelants profanes, aussi bien que des médecins de premier recours, pour soutenir l'initiation des gestes de réanimation, dans des situations d'urgence bien souvent génératrice d'anxiété et de stress.

Management of major accidents with on-site 144 dispatcher

Introduction: An excellent coordination between firefighters, policemen and medical rescue is the key to success in the management of major accidents. In order to improve and assist the medical teams engaged on site, the Swiss "medical command and control system" for rescue operations is based on a binomial set up involving one head emergency doctor and one head rescue paramedic, both trained in disaster medicine. We have recently experimented an innovative on-site "medical command and control system", based on the binomial team, supported by a dedicated 144 dispatcher. Methods: A major road traffic accident took place on the highway between Lausanne and Vevey on April 9th 2008. We have retrospectively collected all data concerning the victims as well as the logistics and dedicated structures, reported by the 144, the Hospitals, the Authority of the State and the Police and Fire Departments. Results: The 72-car pileup caused one death and 26 slightly injured patients. The management on the accident site was organized around a tripartite system, gathering together the medical command and control team with the police and fire departments. On the medical side, 16 ambulances, 2 medical response teams (SMUR), the Rega crew and the medical command and control team were dispatched by the 144. On that occasion an advanced medical command car equipped with communication devices and staffed with a 144 dispatcher was also engaged, allowing efficient medical regulation directly from the site. Discussion: The specific skills of one doctor and one paramedic both trained for disaster's management proved to be perfectly complementary. The presence of a dispatcher on site with a medical command car also proved to be useful, improving orders transmission from the medical command team to all other on- and off-site partners. It relieved the need of repeated back-and-forth communication with the 144, allowing both paramedic and doctor to focus on strategy and tactics rather than communication and logistics.

Friday Facts, June 22, 2012, Vol. 144

Bureau of Nutrition and Health Promotion part of the Iowa Department of Public Health produces of weekly newsletter about the Iowa WIC Program for the State of Iowa citizen.

Archives du cartographe Pierre Lapie, données par P.-O. Lapie (144 pièces dont 37 cartes)

Donateur : Lapie, Pierre-Olivier (1901-1994)

Sujetos responsables por los daños derivados del uso de un producto peligroso. Comentario a la STS, 1a, 21.11.2008 (MP:José Antonio Seijas Quintana), RJ 2009\144

La STS, 1a, 21.11.2008, objeto de este comentario, plantea a un tiempo la responsabilidad del consumidor, vendedor, fabricante y Administración pública por los daños materiales causados por la explosión de un producto altamente inflamable que había sido vendido a un particular para la desinfección de su vivienda.

Arkistoluettelo 144: Leevi Madetoja

Luettelo Kansalliskirjastossa olevista Leevi Madetojan sävellyskäsikirjoituksista