SWEDISH JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
SJSR August issue2014 | Issue 3 / AUG |
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This article aims to project some light on the evolution of the presence of French language in
Sudan and draws some lines of its history and its presence home. It turns out that despite the
coincident that were about to make of Sudan, or at least any of its parts, a francophone country
and its neighborhood with many Francophone countries and the efforts deployed to develop its
teaching and learning, there is still a great work to do.
Dr. Mahmoud Adam Daoud, 2014. FRENCH LANGUAGE AND THE SUDAN;
MISSED APPOINTMENT. Swedish Journal of Scientific Research.; 1(3):01-05.
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Background: Beta-thalassemia major is a chronic disorder of blood, having an extensive impact on the
affected child. It involves lifelong therapeutic regime, with repeated blood transfusions. With improved
life expectancy, due to improved medical management psychosocial aspects of thalassemia are
gaining importance.
Objectives: Thalassemia is a chronic disease that manifests early in life that it leads to psychological
and social problems for parents .We focused on parents to assess the impact of their child’s disease
and to assess the behavioral problems in multi-transfused thalassemic children and psychosocial factors
affecting them.
Material and methods: This is a cross sectional study conducted in the Thalassemia Centre of Al-batool
teaching hospital, Diyala, Iraq. The study was carried out from August 2013 to April 2014, parents who
fulfilled the inclusion criteria were included in the study. The criteria were: a) established diagnosis of
thalassemia of their child and the child was registered with the Thalassemia Centre for regular blood
transfusion, b) parents who provided consent for the study
Results: The CBCL total scores were high in 32% patients, indicating the presence of behavioral problems.
Higher CBCL scores were found in children of older age group, those with poor school performance,
whose mothers' education was more than eighth standard, had history of death of thalassemic
relative in family, greater duration of diagnosed illness, poor pre-transfusion hemoglobin level, and
who had longer periods of school absenteeism.
Conclusions: Behavioral problems are common in multi-transfused thalassemic children. Early diagnosis
and intervention of behavioral problems in these children would make them cope with thalassemia
better.
Dr. Kareem Assi Obaid, 2014. PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH
THALASSEMIA IN DIYALA PROVINCE, IRAQ. Swedish Journal of Scientific Research.; 1(2):06-11.
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The diversity of training ways and its methods is one of the important reasons that prompted scientists
to study it and work to push them towards the renewal and development which commensurate
with the potential and human capacity and that these methods and techniques put set of objectives
like suitability for each game or activity where they have uneven effect that putted by specialists
within their plans for the development of all the physical characters and appeared so obvious as a result
of the development of the physical level that need development many recipes which consistent
with the privacy of the game, where represents the essential physical abilities such as muscle strength
, speed-strength where the various methods of training make to raise the level of those capabilities
through the dynamics of working with training components.
Hence the importance of research appear in the workout the style of compound training that ensue in
which weights training and the biometric exercises "which must be the intensity is high for both
weight training and the biometric This means that the volume should be low enough
The objectives of the research are putting exercises in compound style to develop explosive strength
and speed-strength development and achievement run (200 meters) for the disabled category (deaf
and dumb). As well as identify the impact of the compound trainings in the development of explosive
strength and speed-strength accomplish run (200 meters) for the disabled category (deaf and dumb).
The researchers put their hypotheses, which stipulates the presence of statistically significant differences
in the pre and posttests in the development of explosive strength and speed-strength for the
two groups of control and experimental research. Also the presence of statistically significant differences
in the post tests in the development of the explosive strength of speed-strength and in favor of
the experimental group.
It was one of the most important results is that the use of the compound training (exercises of the biometric
weighting in the development of performance run 200 meters contributed to the development
of muscle strength of all kinds and thus achieve the goals of the research hypotheses. As well as
the training curriculum that was used had a positive effect and has a effective in the development of
muscle strength which is reflected in the performance skills of the stages of jogging.
* Dr. Kamel Abboud Hussein , et al, 2014. THE IMPACT OF THE COMPOUND TRAINING FOR THE DEVELOPMENT
OF CERTAIN TYPES OF MUSCULAR
STRENGTH AT THE LEVEL OF ACCOMPLISHMENT RUN 200
METERS FOR DISABLED (DEAF AND DUMB). Swedish Journal of Scientific Research.; 1(3):26-33.
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