Operator's, organizational, direct support, and general support maintenance manual for mulitiplier, electrical instrument TS-265A/UP, (NSN 6625-00-242-7544).

"10 September 1985."

Operator's manual : AN/USM-465A test set, digital card tester (NSN 6625-01-126-2473).

Includes index.

Organizational and direct support maintenance manual for electronic equipment test facility TADS/PNVS augmentation equipment, 13082808-39, 13231600, 13231650, and 13231800.

"1 February 1986."

Aviation unit and aviation intermediate mainenance manual (including repair parts and special tools list) : test set, armament subsystem, M16 (4933-00-056-0202).

"January 1972."

XI Congress--St, petersburg, 1908. Communications.

Includes: Indicateur du congres.

Experimental high frequency apparatus: how to make and use it,

Mode of access: Internet.

Electronic instrumentation for the behavioral sciences,

A monograph in the Bannerstone Division of American lectures in objective psychiatry.

Federal Aviation Administration-Florida Institute of Technology Workshop on Grounding and Lightning Protection [Melbourne, Florida, April 19-21, 1977].

Mode of access: Internet.

Essentials of microwaves.

Mode of access: Internet.

Thermoelectricity abstracts

Mode of access: Internet.

Master maintenance reference manual.

Mode of access: Internet.

Industry wage survey.

No more published.

EMP threat & protective measures.

"August 1970"--Cover.

Electrical burns in children

Electrical burns are an important preventable cause of injury in children. The objective of this study was to document pediatric electrical burns treated in our center. Twenty−three children with electrical burns were treated between 1997 and 2001. Prospective data collection of demographics, nature of contact with electricity, site, total body surface area involved (TBSA), medical and surgical interventions and complications were examined. The median age was six. The majority of burns were caused by direct contact with electrical cords, followed by direct contact with faulty electrical appliances and insertion of foreign metal objects into the electric wall outlet. An adult supervised most of the children when the injury occurred and most sustained hand burns. Although the burns areas were relatively small in size, 61% required skin grafting. Twenty−one percent of the children required secondary surgery to release contractures. In conclusion, electrical burns cause significant morbidity to children and there is clearly a wide scope for prevention.

An orthodontic information package designed to increase patient awareness

BACKGROUND: Most patients and their parents experience difficulty in fully appreciating the implications and demands of orthodontic treatment. This is largely because of inadequate understanding of the process of treatment or the commitment required. OBJECTIVES: To determine if a specifically developed video information package could significantly increase patient awareness of the implications of a full course of orthodontic treatment. Changes in attitude to orthodontic treatment after viewing the package were also measured. METHODS: Year 7 (12 year-old) students in two primary schools in the City of Gold Coast, Australia were randomly allocated to either a study group or a control group. Knowledge of and attitude to orthodontic treatment were measured with self-administered questionnaires before and after viewing the information package. RESULTS: The intervention group showed a 15 per cent gain in knowledge (p < 0.001). There was no gain in knowledge for the 45 students in the control group. There was no measured change in perception of need for orthodontic treatment in the study group. There was, however, an increase in potential compliance and positive attitude to the appearance of orthodontic appliances. There was a small increase in willingness to undertake treatment, but this was not statistically significant. CONCLUSIONS: The information package developed for this study increased awareness of the implications and practical difficulties which may be encountered during a course of orthodontic treatment, and produced some changes in attitude to treatment.