Friday, November 27, 2009

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THE ROLE OF THE FORMATION OF THE CRISIS SHOCK AS THE SUBSTITUTE SINTROM

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Training can be a weapon to deal with the crisis. I would like to recall now, with the help of some examples, the role that training as a buffer against the crisis.


In Franche-Comte, the region of Peugeot, have disappeared since last year, 10,000 jobs in the Existing 28,000. Automobile subcontractors have been badly affected.

David Barbier, staff representative of society Trevest, manufacturer of technical textiles for cars, is explained in the newspaper La Croix: "With the co-PSA and Faurecia, we realized since last September that the volumes down across the industry and we were going to the disaster. Then it was necessary to test of imagination. "






Imagination has not led to violent actions, but has been to mobilize all stakeholders, ie the State, representatives of the region, employers and representatives of the management of joint training system. All together, they reflected on how to cushion the shock. The result has fallen short of what was at stake. An agreement signed by all unions makes training the lever to improve future productivity and job retention. The agreement envisages the training of 10,000 employees in 56 companies.

train for not firing, while preparing the future. Thanks to the device created for partial unemployment, reacting to the low forming activity rather than bouncing. The financing is secured, the agreement for the region, the State and partners that support the project with more than 11 million euros. The set of actors are mobilized. Jacques

Bauquier, regional secretary of the CGT (General Confederation of Labour) and signatory of the agreement, has struggled to sell the project. So when he learns that a firm cut, has plans to lay off 35 workers, contact the director and prevents the region. "The employer wanted to charge € 1 million, says the union. This amount corresponded to the formation of 94 employees. This was what was negotiated and the employer withdrew its social plan. "

A nice example of social intelligence and good regional governance. This example illustrates good management of the region as competition law in the education sector in the center of their basins of jobs. The training has enabled this way, to overcome certain social tensions generated in this region by the crisis.

This is concrete proof of the manifestation of positive externalities. Jean

Wemaere

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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

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corazón diabigratan His name is, and seems to cause the disappearance of Sintrom known. This new drug is much more accurate and safe because of no need for periodic adjustments, leaving the patient more comfortable. The results of the study that has come to this conclusion was presented at the European Congress of Cardiology held last month in Barcelona and is published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

The Sintrom is an anticoagulant to avoid episodes such as stroke and to prevent cardiovascular events . In Spain it takes about 800,000 people.

Patients who take it regularly must pass an analytical control every few weeks depending on the outcome of control taking into account the side effects it can cause bleeding such as frequent. The track is hard on the patient and a great burden on the healthcare system.

diabigratan The trials have been conducted in 44 countries, funded by Boehringer Laboratories, involved over 18,000 patients with atrial fibrillation. This disease affects a third of patients taking Sintrom. The study tested the efficacy of two doses, 110 and 150 mg, both twice daily. The highest is even more effective and the risk of bleeding is lower.

is currently only approved the drug agency in the U.S. (FDA) and Europe (EMEA). If everything is on track the new drug could be in pharmacies in about a year. Sergi López

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Friday, November 13, 2009

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CMG: THE FOOD IN THE TREATMENT OF DIABETES.

November 14 marks the World Day of diabetes. It is a chronic metabolic disease characterized by a relative or absolute deficiency of insulin secretion in the pancreas. In Spain, affecting 3 million people and is expected to arrive in 20 years to suffer 6 million.

Insulin is an anabolic hormone that acts on the metabolism of all nutrients energy, not just carbohydrates. Favors the incorporation of blood glucose at different insulinosensibles cells of the body, where it acts as fuel for the body. Thanks to her the Unused glucose is stored as glycogen in the liver and muscle, which is in excess turns into fat.



also promotes lipogenesis and stimulates cellular uptake of amino acids for protein synthesis, decreasing hepatic gluconeogenesis from amino acids. Is among the hormones that decrease blood glucose. In diabetics, insulin secretion is lower (or zero) and does not rise properly after carbohydrate intake at meals. As a result blood glucose levels are elevated.

There are several types of diabetes: insulin-dependent or type 1 diabetes, non insulin-dependent or type 2 diabetes, gestational and secondary or associated. The first is typical of young people and requires insulin injections, the second appears in adulthood and is associated in most cases to physical inactivity and obesity (usually treated with diet, exercise and oral hypoglycemic agents), the third is temporary It appears during pregnancy and the latter appears as a consequence of another disease or drug treatment.

objectives in the diabetic diet is to maintain optimal nutrition and a healthy weight (obesity increases insulin resistance and increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, among others), in addition to regulating blood glucose levels, lipids and blood pressure.

This requires breaking up the daily calories in 6 shots for a good distribution of carbohydrates (breakfast, midmorning, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner and a supplement before going to sleep), not to skip meals and try not significantly alter the timing of meals.


The diabetic must follow a diet tailored to your needs, both energy and vitamins and minerals. The distribution calories during the day must follow the following pattern: 50% -60% of carbohydrates (with restriction of simple sugars), 25% -30% fat (reducing saturated fats and replacing them with unsaturated) and 15% - 20% protein (being 50% of vegetable protein and avoiding fatty foods).

should be excluded from the diet foods that tend to raise blood sugar levels like table sugar, honey, candies, condensed milk, jams, cakes, pastries, sugary drinks, cocoa and its derivatives, products pre-cooked and frozen. Dietary recommendations
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- Replace saturated fats with unsaturated fats found in vegetable oils (olive and seed) and blue fish.
- Ensure an optimum intake of dietary fiber, as it delays the absorption of sugars and regulate blood cholesterol levels.
- Avoid alcohol, they can cause hypoglycemia (low blood glucose levels).
- Drink enough water, especially if polyuria (clinical manifestation of diabetes).
- Read the labels of foods for diabetics, contain fructose and consumption should not be indiscriminate.








Simplified example of 2000 kcal diet (approximately) :
• Breakfast: a glass of milk, 40 grams of bread with olive oil (10 grams) and 200 grams apricot.

• Mid-morning: 40 grams of bread with ham (60 grams).

• Lunch: green beans (200 grams) to potato (300 grams), beef steak 100 grams, 140 grams of apple and cooking oil (20 grams).

• Snack: a glass of milk and 15 grams of graham crackers.

• Dinner: pasta (75 grams), 135 grams of grilled hake, 200 grams of sautéed peppers, a slice of bread, 140 grams of pineapple and cooking oil (10 grams).

• Supplement before going to sleep: a glass of milk.



Knight Marta González

Thursday, November 5, 2009

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C IN C: PRIORITY OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT IN THE EPIDEMIC OF INFLUENZA A / N1H1

NAC: N eumonía A dquirida in C ommunity.

How do you get the diagnosis of pneumonia?:

The diagnosis of pneumonia is mainly clinical radiological type certification. In this sense, the main laboratory test is the chest radiograph in 2 positions, anteroposterior and lateral, which confirms the location of suspected pneumonia by physical examination, to quantify the size and the presence of complications such as pleural effusion .. .. Other tests are only for support and help us as secondary to try to guide us in the possible etiologies (viral, bacterial), in which studies have respiratory virus (Test Pack for respiratory syncytial virus, Adenovirus IF) , serologic titers (Mycoplasma pneumoniae), complete blood count, speed sedimentation (unspecified), C-reactive protein or CRP.


CLINICAL IN CHILDREN.
The clinical manifestations of bacterial pneumonia vary primarily according to the child's age, the most dangerous in children under three months. Require a high degree of suspicion because the classic signs are replaced by nonspecific manifestations of infection or hypothermia cooling trend, periods of apnea, in general conditions, food rejection, impaired consciousness and diarrhea. The lung test does not usually give higher marks. Hence the importance of taking X-ray chest to every child under three months of this cough in progress.

During the lactation period, ie up to two years of age, signs and symptoms are more clear and counselors of lung involvement. The doctor usually finds signs of high suspicion when listening to both lungs:

bebe - General signs: Highlights by fever, irritability, pallor, and in general conditions.

- specific signs: difficulty breathing, grunting, increased respiratory rate and cough.


Finally, in the preschool and school children more likely to find all the classic symptoms known to all: Fever, malaise, pain, side stitch type, abdominal symptoms added as pain, vomiting and bloating. The doctor when listening to it is easier to find the pathology condensing.



CLINICAL IN ADULTS.

The diagnosis of pneumonia in the elderly was established based on the following clinical signs: cough, sputum, green, greenish-white or white-bloody, fever or hypothermia, dehydration, malaise, impaired consciousness (drowsiness , disorientation, drowsiness, stupor, coma).

This evaluation was performed because some older adults admitted for consciousness disturbance and is difficult to diagnose pneumonia in community in these clinical conditions.


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signs: respiratory distress, or fine crackles, tachypnea, tachycardia, hypotension, air bronchogram or chest radiograph show pneumonic infiltrate, condensation zone or pleural effusion.

in older adults the diagnosis of bacterial agent causing community-acquired pneumonia takes less than 50% of patients due to low production of sputum for evaluation, or that the samples are contaminated with microbes usually colonize the oropharynx. Despite these problems, through some research has been possible to conclude that the most common bacteria are Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae, enteric gram-negative bacilli, Staphylococcus aureus, anaerobes, viruses and other less common as Chlamydia pneumoniae, Mycoplasma pneumoniae and Legionella pneumophila.

RECOVERY OF PATIENTS WITH NAC IN THE EMERGENCY SERVICES.

dolor de cabeza NAC diagnosis must be based on compatible clinical features with specific radiological findings, which requires, above suspicion, practice a chest radiograph. Classically, we describe two clinical syndromes and radiological:

- typical syndrome, characterized by high fever, chills, productive cough and pleuritic chest pain. In the chest radiograph usually shows a well defined homogeneous condensation.

- atypical syndrome: characterized by a clinic subacute with fever without chills, headache, myalgia, arthralgia and cough. Radiographic findings are variable, prone to multifocal involvement: multiple infiltrates or interstitial pattern images.



In emergency, once the diagnosis is made, we must discern which patients are tributaries of home treatment, admission to the ICU or hospital admission. The decision is complex and depends mainly on the severity of pneumonia and the patient's circumstances.


When making decisions, it must establish a balance between the physician's clinical trial and systematization given by the different protocols or guidelines distributed among professionals. !!!!¡¡ Initial treatment of CAP is usually empirical, antimicrobial selection should be based on outbreaks and microbiological studies and clinical trials!

The severity of the pneumonia can be very variable: hemodynamic instability, disorientation, or stupor, breathing work important (FR> 30 res / min), multilobar involvement, significant pleural effusion, respiratory failure, acute renal failure, severe leukopenia or leukocytosis, Anemia Hypoalbuminemia, bacteremia or metastatic.

OWN EXPERIENCE IN THE FLU EPIDEMIC N1H1 IN ARGENTINA.

The community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) is a high prevalence, initial treatment must be empirical. Acquired pneumonia in adults in the community is an acute disease, characterized by worsening general condition, fever, chills, cough, mucopurulent sputum and respiratory distress on physical examination associated with tachycardia, tachypnea, fever and focal signs in pulmonary testing. The probability that a patient with acute respiratory symptoms of pneumonia depends on the prevalence of the disease in the environment where it occurs and clinical features. It is estimated that the prevalence of pneumonia outpatient services is 3-5% of patients with respiratory disease.

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EYE! The clinical diagnosis of pneumonia without radiographic evidence lacks specificity because the clinical (history and physical examination) did not allow to differentiate the patient with pneumonia and other acute respiratory conditions .. required for diagnosis: a clinically compatible ( at least two of the following symptoms: fever, chills, a cough or worsening of chronic coughing and an increase or change in color of sputum, pleuritic pain, dyspnea) and acute radiation injury can not be explained by other causes (infections of the upper airway, bronchitis, influenza)


But accurate diagnosis is made when confirming the presence of pulmonary infiltrates on chest radiograph.



DIAGNOSIS MANAGEMENT.


should be based on the existence of a compatible clinical symptoms, accompanying certain radiological findings, which necessarily involves the practice of chest radiography (CXR). The clinical findings and chest radiography can not predict with certainty the etiology of pulmonary infection. The chest radiograph to confirm the clinical diagnosis, establish the location, extent and severity, in addition to differentiate between pneumonia and other diseases, to detect possible complications, and may be useful in monitoring patients at high risk. The diagnosis is clinical and radiographic pneumonia: the history and physical examination that the election is considered an appropriate antimicrobial regimen greatly influences the prognosis of the patient, as it has devoted much of its length consensus documents produced by the scientific societies.
The aim was to evaluate the evolution of a group of CAP caused by atypical pathogens in terms of empirical therapy had been scheduled to determine whether the use of antibiotics directed at this group of pathogens influenced the course of the infection process and the predecessor of Influenza A.

Patients with NAC were performed in the emergency department a complete medical history and physical examination, laboratory tests.

virus en sangre SUMMARIZING: NAC is an acute infection of the lung parenchyma. Its diagnosis requires a compatible clinical picture (at least two of the following symptoms: fever, chills, a cough or worsening of chronic coughing and an increase or change in color of sputum, pleuritic pain, dyspnea) and acute radiation injury can not be explained by other causes.

Older adults often have co morbidities such as congestive heart failure, diabetes mellitus, chronic renal failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), whose symptoms more difficult the investigation of classical clinical signs of pneumonia.


Pneumonia is the only acute respiratory infection in a delay in the initiation of antibiotic therapy has been associated with an increased risk of complications and death.

IMPORTANT! There atypical pneumonia presentation make diagnosis difficult and delay the onset of treatment, adversely affecting the prognosis of patients. These patients often do not present the classic respiratory symptoms and / or fever, consult by nonspecific symptoms such as malaise, anorexia, altered mental status, or decompensation of chronic diseases. DRA

ESTER Matzkin.

Monday, November 2, 2009

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