Toy Characteristics, History, Safety, and Types
Functions and Characteristics of Toys
Relationship-toy game. A toy is an object of exchange with instrumental value for playing. The player uses the toy. It is a game object and all uses for entertainment can be considered a toy. The elements of toys are free development that support the act. They are valid for the child to the extent that they grant a number of functions, meanings, and connotations. According to Borotav, the use given to the toy gives it its definitive character. In summary: the
Read MoreUnderstanding 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
Read MoreAnatomy and Sports Therapy: Key Concepts
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
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