'Most common types' diaporamas de présentation

Nuclear Chemistry

Unit 15. Nuclear Chemistry. Overview. Nuclear Chemistry Isotopes Nuclear force Radioactive decay Alpha, beta, gamma decay Positron emission Electron capture Nuclear Stability. Radiometric Dating Half-life Nuclear fusion Nuclear fission Nuclear energy Mass Defect

961 views • 49 slides

Connecting the Dots

633 views • 49 slides

520 views • 33 slides

Eating Disorders Among Athletes

Eating Disorders Among Athletes. Presentation by: Julie Cassara Hildeberto Campos Carolyn Gonzalez Gus M. Lasam Return to main page. Introduction.

1.29k views • 32 slides

Eating Disorders Among Athletes

Eating Disorders Among Athletes. Presentation by: Julie Cassara Hildeberto Campos Carolyn Gonzalez Gus M. Lasam Return to main page. Introduction.

395 views • 32 slides

Psyc 339 Ch. 1

Psyc 339 Ch. 1. What are your views?. Please write down the first words or phrases that come to mind when you think of someone who is over the age of 65. Demographics of Canada. David Foot: Boom, Bust & Echo. What are your views?.

425 views • 31 slides

The Judicial Branch

509 views • 29 slides

Securing Your Computer

547 views • 28 slides

Principles of Disease Control

Principles of Disease Control. Your Job Helps Patients Have a Safe Recovery. www.cf.edu. www.wdt.edu. Nosocomial Infections. Infectious diseases that are acquired within hospitals or other healthcare facilities Includes infections that appear within 14 days of hospital discharge

640 views • 28 slides

Chapter 6

Entrepreneurship: Successfully Launching New Ventures, 2/e Bruce R. Barringer R. Duane Ireland. Chapter 6. Chapter Objectives (1 of 2). Describe a business model. Explain business model innovation. Discuss the importance of having a clearly articulated business model.

505 views • 26 slides

Chapter 6

Entrepreneurship: Successfully Launching New Ventures, 2/e Bruce R. Barringer R. Duane Ireland. Chapter 6. Chapter Objectives (1 of 2). Describe a business model. Explain business model innovation. Discuss the importance of having a clearly articulated business model.

521 views • 26 slides

ME 6405 Mechatronics

ME 6405 Mechatronics. In Order of Presentation: Jonathan Jobe David Malphurs Isaac Penny. Transistors. 0000 0001. Contents. Brief History Properties of Transistors Types of Transistors Characteristics and Applications Engineering Selection. 0000 0010. History. Vacuum Tube

481 views • 25 slides

Nationalism

Nationalism. Directions-Nationalism Assignment. Yesterday, you learned about the different reasons why people come together to form nations.

553 views • 25 slides

Sampling Distributions

Sampling Distributions. A review by Hieu Nguyen (03/27/06). Parameter vs Statistic. A parameter is a description for the entire population.

498 views • 25 slides

FRAUD EXAMINATION ALBRECHT, ALBRECHT, & ALBRECHT

FRAUD EXAMINATION ALBRECHT, ALBRECHT, & ALBRECHT. Preventing Fraud . CHAPTER 4. Learning Objectives. Understand how to create a culture of honesty, openness, and assistance Know how to eliminate opportunities for fraud Identify the importance of good internal controls

660 views • 23 slides

Corn

Corn. Objectives. 1 Identify the types of corn and their uses. 2 Identify and describe the parts of a mature corn plant. 3 Identify the leading states and nations in corn production, and determine the major export markets for the United States.

497 views • 22 slides

Karan Dawson, PhD, MS, RPh University of Washington School of Pharmacy

Karan Dawson, PhD, MS, RPh University of Washington School of Pharmacy. MEDICATION ADHERENCE, HEALTH LITERACY, AGING. Direct Costs of Non-adherence. Nearly 3 times as many clinic visits Used almost 3 times as many medications Hospitalized about 50% more often

493 views • 21 slides

QUACKERY

QUACKERY. A FALSE CLAIM FOR A CURE. What is a Quack?????. A person who promotes or sells a health product or service that is unproven or ineffective. Four Reasons Quackery Seems To Work. 1. Ignorance

3.4k views • 16 slides

LESSON 7.1 FLUIDS EVERYWHERE

LESSON 7.1 FLUIDS EVERYWHERE. FLUIDS ARE MATERIALS THAT HAVE NO FIXED SHAPE AND ARE FREE TO FLOW, SUCH AS LIQUIDS AND GASES.

317 views • 3 slides