Understanding Social Group Dynamics: Types and Classifications
Understanding Social Groups and Their Dynamics
2.1.: Introduction
When analyzing basic social elements, groups are fundamental. People interact within groups, making the group a key sociological focus, not just individual actions. Sociologists often define society as a collection of smaller groups, not just individuals. Society is structured by interconnected social groups, each with a shared culture.
2.2.: Group Dynamics
The concept of group dynamics, from the Greek “dynamis” (strength, action), acknowledges
Read MoreWorkplace Safety Standards and Regulations
Workplaces
Workplace areas: “Workplace areas, built or not, in which workers need to be or that are accessible because of their work.”
Included are:
- Toilets.
- Local first aid.
- Dining rooms.
- Installations of service/protection attached to places of work are also considered part of them.
- Transit areas (ramps, stairways, corridors).
- Rest areas.
Shall not apply to:
- Means of transport used outside the company.
- Works of temporary or mobile construction.
- Extraction industries.
- Fishing vessels.
- Farmland, forest, and land
Dyslipidemia Management: Detection, Classification, and Treatment
Other Preventive Interventions: Dyslipidemia and Pharmacological Approaches
Preventive Strategies: Prevalence of Hypercholesterolemia in Spain
The prevalence of hypercholesterolemia in Spain is 23%.
Detection and Confirmation of Dyslipidemia
Frequency of screening: Starting at age 75, or earlier if not previously done. Determine total cholesterol every 5 years until age 75, at least once before age 35 in males and before age 45 in females.
If total cholesterol (TC) is ≥ 240 mg/dL, a complete lipid
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Anatomical Terms
Medial: towards the midline. Proximal: near to. Flexion: bending of a joint, reducing its angle. Contralateral: opposite side of the body. Sagittal plane: dividing the body into left and right portions.
Skeletal System Facts
Comprised of: bones, cartilage, joints. Supports and protects the body. Bones provide sites of attachment for muscles. Structure and shape of components facilitates body posture and movement (206 bones). 2 types of bone: compact and cancellous. Classifications
Read MoreCost Systems: Analysis and Key Concepts
1. What is a Cost System?
A cost system is an information system based on a set of organized criteria and procedures for classifying, accumulating, and allocating costs to reference units (products, activity centers, responsibility centers, etc.). It is a crucial calculation for determining cost-benefit ratios.
2. Fundamental Elements of a Cost System
- Cost imputation to reference units (products, sections).
- Criteria for classifying and charging costs.
3. Types of Cost Systems Based on Time
Cost systems
Read MoreUnderstanding Drug Use: Prevention and Health Education
Health is considered a fundamental right, and its attainment requires the involvement of all social and economic sectors, in addition to strict health and societal planning. Individuals have the right and duty to participate individually and collectively. Therefore, health is a value, a fundamental right, a duty of the individual and society, and a positive concept for global living. In this context, interventions must be placed on the prevention of drug addiction.
In the same document, Delgado,
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