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USING BODY MASS INDEX, BODY ROUNDNESS INDEX AND A-BODY SHAPE INDEX Z-SCORES IN ANTHROPOMETRIC PREDIABETES RISK ANALYSIS
Home > GJS > Vol. 82 (2024) Zamudio*, Yesenia and Peters, Helene (2024) "USING BODY MASS INDEX, BODY ROUNDNESS INDEX AND A-BODY SHAPE INDEX Z-SCORES IN ANTHROPOMETRIC PREDIABETES RISK ANALYSIS," Georgia Journal of Science, Vol. 82, No. 1, Article 25. Available at: https://digitalcommons.gaacademy.org/gjs/vol82/iss1/25 This document is currently not available here. DOWNLOADS COinS
"A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF OVINE, BOVINE AND SWINE BRAIN ANATOMY" by Ronald Garcia* and Helene Peters
Home > GJS > Vol. 81 (2023) Georgia Journal of Science Article Title A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF OVINE, BOVINE AND SWINE BRAIN ANATOMY Abstract The human brain is one of the most studied organs. To better understand its function, neurologists have analyzed and compared the brains of pigs (swine), cattle (bovine), sheep (ovine) to human brains.
"CAN CINNAMON SUPPLEMENTS LOWER BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS?" by Chelsea Frederick* and Helene Peters
Home > GJS > Vol. 81 () Georgia Journal of Science Article Title CAN CINNAMON SUPPLEMENTS LOWER BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS? Abstract Cinnamon is a common spice obtained from the dried inner bark of several species of the genus Cinnamomum Schaeff (1760) in the Lauraceae family.
LUNG CAPACITY OF ATHLETES AT BREWTON-PARKER COLLEGE AND THE GROWTH AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS AND PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
Abstract Several causative agents exist for pneumonia; however, the focus of this study was Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. COVID-19 disease has shown coinfection with mainly bacterial community-acquired or nosocomial pneumonia. COVID pneumonia is a lung infection caused by SARS CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Tidal volume (Tv) is an important factor in lung function and can be affected negatively in COVID pneumonia patients.
"THE EFFECTS OF SLEEP DURATION ON COGNITION AND MOTOR FUNCTION" by Samuel Figueiro* and Helene Peters
Home > GJS > Vol. 81 () Georgia Journal of Science Article Title THE EFFECTS OF SLEEP DURATION ON COGNITION AND MOTOR FUNCTION Abstract Sleep is essential for physical and mental health because during a sleep cycle the body recovers and recharges. Sleep has been shown to improve motor performance and cognitive functions such as reaction time, short-term memory and concentration, in addition to aiding in metabolism regulation, weight loss, and emotional wellbeing.
THE FEMALE MICROBIOME: PROBIOTICS, LACTOBACILLUS INCIDENCE AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE
Home > GJS > Vol. 81 () Georgia Journal of Science Article Title THE FEMALE MICROBIOME: PROBIOTICS, LACTOBACILLUS INCIDENCE AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE Abstract The female urogenital tract has a unique microbiome specific to the body it inhabits. Maintenance of this microbiome’s health is vital to protect the reproductive and urinary systems from harmful pathogens, act as a barrier to foreign bacteria, and aid in overall functioning of the urogenital tract.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SHOULDER INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL RANGE OF MOTION AND ISOMETRIC GRIP STRENGTH OF COLLEGIATE BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL ATHLETES
Abstract In order to achieve high velocity and accuracy, baseball and softball players place large amounts of stress on their arms during pitching. Baseball pitchers use the overhead throwing motion at a higher frequency and force than other positions and injuries can cause athletes to miss games or decrease their performance output.
AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE OCCURRENCE OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS (ROSENBACH, 1884) AND SCREENING FOR ALCOHOL PRESENCE IN MECHANICALLY EXPRESSED BREASTMILK SAMPLES
Home > GJS > Vol. 81 () Georgia Journal of Science Article Title AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE OCCURRENCE OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS (ROSENBACH, 1884) AND SCREENING FOR ALCOHOL PRESENCE IN MECHANICALLY EXPRESSED BREASTMILK SAMPLES Abstract The purpose of this study was to test and isolate colonies of Staphylococcus aureus (Rossenbach, 1884) from breastmilk to investigate whether colonies were resistant against oxacillin and to screen samples for alcohol. The presence of S.
THE INCIDENCE OF CONCUSSIONS IN SOCCER PLAYERS AT BREWTON-PARKER COLLEGE AND THE USEFULNESS OF CONCUSSION SYMPTOM SEVERITY REPORTS
Home > GJS > Vol. 81 () Georgia Journal of Science Article Title THE INCIDENCE OF CONCUSSIONS IN SOCCER PLAYERS AT BREWTON-PARKER COLLEGE AND THE USEFULNESS OF CONCUSSION SYMPTOM SEVERITY REPORTS Abstract Sports-related concussions, classified as a traumatic brain injury (TBI), are common injuries. It is caused by a direct blow to the head, which causes the brain to shift and hit the walls of the skull.
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