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The word Praxis can be defined as the process where a skill, lesson or a theory is either practiced or enacted. Presently it is well known as the Praxis exam and there are even online courses which are taken up by many of them. The need for the Praxis exam is plenty in number as it provides the State Teacher Certification, the Stat Professional Licensure as well as the ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech Language Pathology or Audiology.

The time to take the Praxis examination was just after the graduate clinical practicum and graduate coursework or even while on the first year of the clinical practice subsequently after graduation. Any kind of state licensing requirements is being asked for to prove the exam completion and is considered to be mandatory too.

Like other exams, Praxis also needs proper preparation before you are into it. Unlike the usual university exams, it has its on needs and requirements and therefore the uniqueness should be studied pretty well. To succeed, the most important thing is to understand the standout point in the examination.

There are several tricks to prepare in the best way for the examination. The first thing is to study and understand the content as well as the format on which the entire exam depends upon. After the detailed study, you can plan up a neat and steady study plan. You can get enough materials from the internet for the test preparations and the practice questions. Last but not the least is the most important point which is to study for the exam in the best possible way.

You can find plenty of study material on the internet as well as outside. Some of them include the General Information and Study Tips, Reducing Test Anxiety, Audiology Study Guide, Examinee Score Report, Praxis e-Books, How to Prepare for the Praxis Exam in Speech-Language Pathology, An Advanced Review of Speech Language Pathology, How to Prepare for the Praxis Examination in Audiology, How to Prepare for the Praxis Exam and lot more.

People always look out for the reasons behind the low scores and certain remedies to over come those the next time. You can name some of the very popular reasons and fighting against them and following them accurately can help you gain success with the Praxis Examination. Time Management in the ineffective way is one of the major reasons which are accompanied by others like Test Anxiety, considering Praxis Exam too early during the graduation, unfamiliarity with the test content and many others too. The major drawback is the unawareness of the content and uniqueness of the exam which can be corrected by understanding and educating more about the Praxis test.
If you can produce a perfect plan to adopt the preparation for exam with all the valuable points you can easily be triumphant, of course with a little effort in hand. Always keep in mind that the Praxis Test is not an IQ test, instead it has a study syllabus as the materials to be covered to attend the examination, so that you can work accordingly.
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A 38-year old patient, whom we will refer to as Kevin, came to the Cosmetic Dentistry Center because his teeth were becoming extremely sensitive to cold water and air. He explained he had first noticed this one night several weeks back while drinking ice tea, and that the condition had become increasingly worse and painful, not only when he drank something cold, but even when he breathed in cold air while running in Memorial Park in the morning. He also said that his wife had woke him up a number of times in the past few weeks, telling him that she had heard him grinding his teeth in his sleep. Kevin was afraid that he might have an abscess and require a root canal. We were more optimistic, because his symptoms sounded more like dental abfraction.

Both sensitivity to cold and the grinding of his teeth (a condition called Bruxism), are symptoms of dental abfraction–an all too common condition where the teeth at or below the gum line become notched. This causes heightened tooth sensitivity and discomfort, and, depending on the degree of dental abfraction, can result in conditions such as bicuspid drop-off, worn anterior teeth that become frayed around the edges, gingival recession, exposed dentin, and bruxism.

Dental abfraction is caused by teeth that are not perfectly aligned. One tooth impacts the opposing row of teeth sooner than the rest, causing too much stress on that individual tooth. This causes enamel to separate from the inner dentin layer and created notches at or below the gumline.

Milder cases of this syndrome can often be treated with something as simple as conservative topical treatments of either fluoride gel or Sensodyne tooth paste. These treatments can be applied with custom, flexible trays to fit the patient’s mouth and applied for 20 minutes each day. Other, more severe cases, however, may call for more aggressive forms of treatment. In Kevin’s case, we simply would not know until we conducted a thorough case history study and intraoral analysis of his teeth.

When Kevin arrived, the first thing we did was to pull up his medical history on the computer. Each of our dental treatment rooms has one or more computers that allow us to conduct his type of preliminary research. Kevin’s medical history revealed that he had been involved in a minor accident where he had been hit in the mouth by a falling object. Although he bled severely enough to require stitches, he had not lost any teeth, so he had assumed it was only his lip that had been cut in the accident. Actually, some of his teeth had been knocked slightly out of alignment. This had not altered the appearance of his smile or caused noticeable pain when he chewed, but over time, it had eroded two of his teeth with severe dental abfraction.

Another advantage that the Cosmetic Dentistry Center offers is the ability to closely examine teeth and gums with an intraoral camera that produces an exceptionally high-resolution, full-color image of the teeth and gums so we can make accurate diagnoses of otherwise mysterious ailments. In Kevin’s case, intraoral examination revealed a very acute case of gingival recession and dental abfraction below the receding gum line. Both tooth roots were also exposed, and revealed themselves to be the source of his pain. While it is true that abfraction can result in an exposed nerve that then becomes inflamed, this does not always mean that the root is dying and requires removal. Under close examination, we discovered both tooth roots to be only inflamed, but otherwise alive and healthy.

This level of precise diagnosis would not have been possible without the help of advanced technology, which in turn allowed us to make a precise and accurate diagnosis of the severity of Kevin’s dental abfraction. At the end of the day, we were able to circumvent a full root canal in plenty of time, and apply tooth-colored, bonded filling material over the surfaces of both roots.

Since then, Kevin’s symptoms have disappeared, and further topical treatments of Sensodyne have successfully reversed much of the gingival recession that resulted from his dental abfraction.

If, after reading Kevin’s story, you fear that you may be suffering from dental abfraction because of recent sensitivity, receding gums, or Bruxism, please call us today to schedule an appointment.

Buying desk or study lamps can be almost as personal as choosing a pair of glasses. This is because of all of the lamps that you could possibly purchase these lamps must be easy on your eyes. Your ideal type of desk lamp would be dependent on the condition of your eyes as well as your study or reading habits.

As you might notice, many study lamps and desk lamps on the market have halogen bulbs fitted in them. But halogen bulbs, which are one of the brightest bulbs around, are not the most suitable type of light for everyone. For one thing halogen bulbs are so bright that they can cause contrast and glare to be a problem when you are studying print. You might even see spots of green and red if the glare on the page highlights too much contrast. This is not good for your retinas over the long term and subjecting yourself to this type of eye strain could cut your study time in half. Also some people find that the halogen lamp has a subtle, barely discernible flicker that also strains the eyes.

Yet another problem with study lamps that have the halogen bulbs is that the light is very concentrated and is only really good for shining on one page of a book and not necessarily the contents of your entire desk. But the supporters of halogen lamp cite the advantage that these lamps provides in facilitating focus on reading area while visually blacking out other areas that might distract.

If you find that the glare of halogen bulbs is hard on your eyes then there are thousands of study and desk lamps on the market that take ordinary incandescent bulbs, or energy saving bulbs. If you like a really bright light when you study but don’t like halogen bulbs, you can also try using a full spectrum of light bulb in your desk or study lamp. That way you get the brightness of daylight without the headaches that can be caused by halogen light.

Desk and study lamps with regular bulbs are also available in numerous styles. The design element that seems to mostly define a study lamp or desk lamp is the bendable neck or adjustable arm that is usually made out of plastic or metal. This helps you focus the light where you need it most, however unlike halogen lamps, these more old fashioned lamps also have a bit of a soft glow that helps light up the rest of the room.

Not all desk lamps or study lamps have adjustable arms. A commonly found traditional style that is available in almost every lighting or hardware store has a squat, curved neck. Usually an oblong shade, made of brass or green glass, sheds light on the surface of the desk. This type of study or desk lamp is reminiscent of something that belongs in crime writer Raymond Chandler’s office and definitely has a classic air about it.

San Diego, CA, February 12, 2014 – Nature’s Innovation, Inc. announced today that a scientific poster showing positive research study results for their product CobraZol won Second Place honors at the Scripps 11th Annual Natural Supplements Conference.

The study, “Effects of Topical Cobratoxin in Alleviating Muscular Discomfort,” conducted by global CRO Medicus Research, revealed positive results for CobraZol a topical homeopathic formula designed to alleviate musculoskeletal pain arising from muscle, ligaments, bones, or joints, which affects approximately 70 million individuals in the U.S.

“This is the first randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial evaluating the efficacy of topical homeopathic snake venom in relief of muscle pain,” said the study’s Principal Investigator, Dr. Udani. “The investigational product was clinically proven to reduce pain. It was shown to relieve muscle aches and joint pain in the study participants.”

The clinical trial concluded that topical use of the study product for alleviating musculoskeletal pain was safe and resulted in decreased pain in the neck, back, and joints of the test subjects. Bill Carlson CEO of Nature’s Innovation, Inc. stated, “We are excited and honored that our patented CobraZol pain relief product has achieved such a distinguished award. We have received such a tremendous response to CobraZol since its release in September 2013.”

The poster was prominently displayed throughout the Scripps conference, Jan. 29 – Feb. 1, at the Hilton San Diego Resort. It was coauthored by Dr. Udani, CEO of Medicus Research, and the CRO’s Senior Scientific Coordinator, Michael N. Pakdaman, M.D., who was in attendance at the conference to discuss the significance of the study and accept the prize.

“We were very pleased to have the CobraZol poster accepted for presentation at this year’s Scripps conference, and extremely honored to have our study for Nature’s Innovation, Inc. recognized with this prestigious award,” said Dr. Udani.

The annual, distinguished Scripps conference, utilizing peer review, selects the most relevant abstracts that present a concise, clinically relevant overview of their evidence-based research.

About Nature’s Innovation, Inc.

Founded in 2004 by CEO Bill Carlson, Nature’s Innovation, Inc. manufactures and delivers natural and homeopathic FDA registered remedies for common skin conditions such as acne, eczema, ringworm, warts, nail fungus, skin tags and more. Nature’s Innovation, Inc. is continually researching and developing new and innovative solutions to assist in bettering your health. Brands by Nature’s Innovation, Inc. include Naturasil, Dr. Berry’s, CobraZol, Natural Spa, Bed Bug Patrol and more.

Nature’s Innovation, Inc. also markets a line of naturally focused pet care products for issues such as pet mange and pet ringworm. All of Nature’s Innovation’s products are backed by a 90 Day Money-Back Guarantee.

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For todays education system, which has vast syllabus and excess competition, proper study skills have become a major requirement. Only then can one achieve good results. Every student has a different way of learning and working which can be optimized only with an effective study skill. On comparing two students what we get to know is that one student has the ability to grasp the significance of good study skills. But the other is confused as he doesnt know from where to start. This becomes the reason for the difference in their results.
There are certain things that we need to correct first before
improving study skills of the students. This includes the sources of distraction that divert their minds. It is very much in our notice today that the new technologies and advancement of gadgets have taken the first position in the lives of students. The best example of this is cell phones and iPods. These gadgets serve as the perfect way to turn away the minds of the students from their obligation of studies.
Teachers complain that the study habits of the students are not good and effective enough. This is very much clear from the results of the first test of the school year. Every parent has a wish for their son/daughter to earn an A+ in every class. But have they ever tried out an effective study planning for their child? Here are certain study skills tips that can help a child improve his grades:
1. While reading a particular text book, write notes about important points for proper understanding. Go through the notes everyday as this will help you to keep the topic fresh in mind.

2. Create study skill activities to be used on weekly basis. For example have a weekly session where you write down important facts that you have learnt that week, using your memory alone.
3. Give some extra time to thee subject you are weak at and dont miss out testing your self every week on that subject particularly.
4. Dont allow test anxiety to crawl into your emotions. Reduce it by spending more time preparing for each of your tests. At least keep five days of preparation time for these tests.

5. There is one very big problem with the students and that is of being reluctant to ask questions from teachers when they dont understand any topic. You should keep in mind that approaching the teacher will give you even a better understanding of the topic. Dont feel shy to do so.
7. Write down notes on important facts so that you can review them the morning of your test. If you are involved in a math or science course write out all of the important formulas on one sheet of paper and review these formulas the morning of your next test.
Following these tips and a habit of regular studies place you among the rank holders of your class and also you will be stress free during your exam days.