Poticanje čitanja i razvijanje čitatelja

Prikaz knjige "Kreativni pristup lektiri" autorica Marine Gabelica i Dubravke Težak. Knjigu je izdao Učiteljski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu 2019. godine

Poticanje čitanja i razvijanje čitatelja

Prikaz knjige "Kreativni pristup lektiri" autorica Marine Gabelica i Dubravke Težak. Knjigu je izdao Učiteljski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu 2019. godine

Changes in Children’s Literature

This is a book review of Jessica Straley\u27s book "Evolution and Imagination in Victorian Children\u27s Literature". The book was published in 2016 by Cambridge University Press. The book combines interdisciplinary findings and the advancement of scientific fields in the Victorian period to explain children’s literature of the time

Hydrogeological and hydrochemical characteristics of Sutla and Krapina groundwater body : master's thesis

U radu su prikazane hidrogeološke značajke vodnog tijela Sliv Sutle i Krapine te su određena hidrokemijska svojstva podzemnih voda. U tu svrhu načinjena su dva geološka i dva hidrogeološka profila te su načinjeni Piperovi dijagrami na temelju podataka kemijskih analiza vode sa 39 izvorišta. Vodno tijelo Sliv Sutle i Krapine je izgrađeno od stijena koje su nastale u razdoblju od gornjeg paleozoika do kvartara. Kao glavni vodonosnici izdvojeni su karbonati srednjeg i gornjeg trijasa i litotamnijski vapnenci badenske starosti koji se na površini nalaze na području gorskih masiva Ivanščice, Strahinjčice, Kuna gore, Maceljskog gorja i Medvednice. Svi značajniji izvori na području vodnog tijela su vezani za ove vodonosnike. U propusne naslage ubrojeni su još i aluvijalni nanosi vodotoka kvartarne starosti nešto slabijih hidrogeoloških značajki zbog ograničenog prostiranja i relativno malih debljina. Ostale naslage su slabopropusne do nepropusne. Podzemne vode izvorišta na području Ivanščice, Strahinjčice, Kuna gore, Maceljskog gorja i Medvednice pripadaju Ca-HCO3 (kalcijsko-hidrogenkarbonatnom), CaMg-HCO3 (kalcijsko-magnezijsko-hidrogenkarbonatnom) ili MgCa-HCO3 (magnezijsko-kalcijsko-hidrogenkarbonatnom) facijesu, što je u skladu s njihovom genezom, vezanom za vapnence i dolomite.Abstract: The paper presents the hydrogeological and hydrochemical characteristics of the water body Sutla and Krapina. For this purpose are made two geological and two hydrogeological profiles as well as Piper diagrams based on the data of chemical analysis of water from 39 springs. Water body Sutla and Krapina is built from rocks that are made in the period from upper Paleozoic to Quaternary. As the main aquifers are separated carbonates of Middle and Upper Triassic age and Lithothamnion limestones of Baden age which are on the surface located in the area of mountain massif Ivanščica, Strahinjčica, Kuna Highlands, Macelj hills and Medvednica. All major springs in the area of the water body are linked to these aquifers. Alluvial deposits of Quaternary age are also permeable but their hydrogeological characteristics are slightly weaker due to the limited spreading and relatively small thickness. Other deposits are low permeable to impermeable. Spring waters in the area of Ivanščica, Strahinjčica, Kuna Highlands, Macelj hills and Medvednica belong to Ca-HCO3 (calcium-hydrogencarbonate), CaMg-HCO3 (calcium-magnesium-hydrogencarbonate) or MgCa-HCO3 (magnesium- calcium-hydrogencarbonate) facies, which is in according to their genesis, associated with limestone and dolomite

Hydrogeological and hydrochemical characteristics of Sutla and Krapina groundwater body : master's thesis

U radu su prikazane hidrogeološke značajke vodnog tijela Sliv Sutle i Krapine te su određena hidrokemijska svojstva podzemnih voda. U tu svrhu načinjena su dva geološka i dva hidrogeološka profila te su načinjeni Piperovi dijagrami na temelju podataka kemijskih analiza vode sa 39 izvorišta. Vodno tijelo Sliv Sutle i Krapine je izgrađeno od stijena koje su nastale u razdoblju od gornjeg paleozoika do kvartara. Kao glavni vodonosnici izdvojeni su karbonati srednjeg i gornjeg trijasa i litotamnijski vapnenci badenske starosti koji se na površini nalaze na području gorskih masiva Ivanščice, Strahinjčice, Kuna gore, Maceljskog gorja i Medvednice. Svi značajniji izvori na području vodnog tijela su vezani za ove vodonosnike. U propusne naslage ubrojeni su još i aluvijalni nanosi vodotoka kvartarne starosti nešto slabijih hidrogeoloških značajki zbog ograničenog prostiranja i relativno malih debljina. Ostale naslage su slabopropusne do nepropusne. Podzemne vode izvorišta na području Ivanščice, Strahinjčice, Kuna gore, Maceljskog gorja i Medvednice pripadaju Ca-HCO3 (kalcijsko-hidrogenkarbonatnom), CaMg-HCO3 (kalcijsko-magnezijsko-hidrogenkarbonatnom) ili MgCa-HCO3 (magnezijsko-kalcijsko-hidrogenkarbonatnom) facijesu, što je u skladu s njihovom genezom, vezanom za vapnence i dolomite.Abstract: The paper presents the hydrogeological and hydrochemical characteristics of the water body Sutla and Krapina. For this purpose are made two geological and two hydrogeological profiles as well as Piper diagrams based on the data of chemical analysis of water from 39 springs. Water body Sutla and Krapina is built from rocks that are made in the period from upper Paleozoic to Quaternary. As the main aquifers are separated carbonates of Middle and Upper Triassic age and Lithothamnion limestones of Baden age which are on the surface located in the area of mountain massif Ivanščica, Strahinjčica, Kuna Highlands, Macelj hills and Medvednica. All major springs in the area of the water body are linked to these aquifers. Alluvial deposits of Quaternary age are also permeable but their hydrogeological characteristics are slightly weaker due to the limited spreading and relatively small thickness. Other deposits are low permeable to impermeable. Spring waters in the area of Ivanščica, Strahinjčica, Kuna Highlands, Macelj hills and Medvednica belong to Ca-HCO3 (calcium-hydrogencarbonate), CaMg-HCO3 (calcium-magnesium-hydrogencarbonate) or MgCa-HCO3 (magnesium- calcium-hydrogencarbonate) facies, which is in according to their genesis, associated with limestone and dolomite

A Bibliography of the First Ten Volumes

Popis objavljenih radova u časopisu Libri et Liberi od 2012. do 2021. godine.Here is the bibliography of the ten volumes of Libri et Liberi

Analysis of Scores in Diagnosis of Acute Appendicitis in Women

Acute appendicitis is a common surgical condition that requires prompt diagnosis. Besides modern imaging techniques, scoring systems, based on clinical signs and symptoms and routine laboratory assessments, have been used as a diagnostic aid. However, differences in sensitivities and specificities were observed if the scores were applied to various populations and clinical settings. The purpose of this paper is to assess validity of three scores (modified Alvarado score, Ohmann score and Eskelinen score) for diagnosis of acute appendicitis in women. 126 female patients admitted for suspicion of acute appendicitis in a tertiary hospital emergency department were analyzed prospectively. Modified Alvarado score, Ohmann score and Eskelinen score were calculated at admission and compared to final diagnosis. All patients with modified Alvarado score 7 or more had acute appendicitis (100% specificity) and it can be used to determine the need for immediate appendectomy. Values of Ohmann score greater than 6 resulted in 0.9% rate of overlooked appendicitis. Besides obvious educational role, scores may help to determine the group of patients who require immediate appendectomy, therefore expediting treatment and avoid unnecessary observation or more lengthy diagnostic procedures that require highly educated and skilled senior staff. No single score may be used alone to dictate or decline surgery. Different cut-off points may also be considered for different subpopulations

Perioperative Management with Glucose Solution and Insulin

The objective of this study was to analyze how preoperative glucose treatment influences the blood glucose level as a measured exponent of surgical stress and to establish the best postoperative replacement considering glucose solutions and insulin. This prospective clinical trial involved 208 non-diabetic patients with normal glucose tolerance, who underwent major surgical procedures and needed 24 hours ICU monitoring postoperatively. Patients were randomly given 5% glucose solution (1000 mL) one day before surgery or after overnight fasting. Group A and group B were randomized to be given 5 different kinds of postoperative replacement with cristalloids and insulin. None of the patients from group A or group B were given glucose solutions during surgical procedures. Blood glucose levels were measured 14 times from the preoperative period until 24 hours after admission to the ICU and the main outcome measure was blood glucose level. All patients had a statistically significant increase in blood glucose levels in comparison to basal levels (p<0.05) in all measurements. All data were processed with descriptive statistics, chi-square test, parametric ANOVA test and ANOVA test with repeated measure, non parametric Kruskal-Wallis test and Mann-Whitney U-test. Statistically significant change was accepted with p<0.05. Preoperative glucose infusion decreased metabolic and endocrine response only during surgery; the smallest increase of postoperative blood glucose level was noticed after administering postoperative non-glucose crystalloid solutions; there is no clinical evidence that one specific postoperative replacement is better than the other; there is no clinical evidence that postoperative use of insulin can decrease or attenuate surgical induced insulin resistance

Immediate Breast Reconstruction in Relation to Women’s Age

A modern approach to breast cancer treatment after mastectomy includes immediate breast reconstruction (performed simultaneously with the mastectomy). The understanding of factors that influence women’s decisions and appreciation of their satisfaction is as important as the knowledge of medical efficiency of the selected treatment. The influence of women’s age on opinion making for immediate breast reconstruction was researched in a monocentric prospective study (N=102). Methods included questionnaires, interviews and medical documentation reviews. Women comply breast reconstruction with silicone implants and autologous tissue equally. Analyzing age distribution it is evident that women age 35–50 and older than 65 would agree to reconstruction with silicone implants more often. This can be explained by the fact that younger women expect to have better shaped breasts after reconstruction then prior to the same, while older women tend to avoid breast reconstruction using muscle flaps because they are more demanding and also require longer hospitalization