Keyword [Acute]
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| 161. | Examination of acute care nurses ability to engage in patient education related to physical activity as a health behavior |
| 162. | Comparison of Hemodynamic Responses to Acute and Chronic Exercise in Obese and Lean Prehypertensive Men |
| 163. | The acute effects of various types of stretching (static, dynamic, ballistic, and no stretch) of the iliopsoas on 40-yard sprint times in non-athletes |
| 164. | The acute effects of various types of stretching (static, dynamic, ballistic, and no stretch) of the iliopsoas on 40-yard sprint times in non-athletes |
| 165. | Do Components of a Pre-participation Examination in Female Adolescent Soccer Players Predict Acute Lower Extremity Injuries in Soccer |
| 166. | Does the perceived effectiveness of the new graduate nurse orientation impact retention in the acute care medical surgical setting |
| 167. | Substrate usage and energy expenditure during an acute exercise bout after habituation to whole body vibration training |
| 168. | The effects of an acute bout of eccentric, concentric, and traditional resistance exercise on adiponectin concentrations |
| 169. | The acute effects of various types of stretching (static, dynamic, ballistic, and no-stretch) of the iliopsoas on 40 yard sprint times in non-athletes |
| 170. | Identity, competency, and autonomy of medical social workers in acute care setting |
| 171. | Gender comparisons in neural, morphological, and protein muscle markers of adaptation to acute resistance training |
| 172. | Physical activity, aerobic fitness, and insulin-like growth factor-1 in individuals with acute stroke |
| 173. | A dose-response investigation of patterns and correlates of affective responses to acute exercise: The dual-mode hypothesis |
| 174. | Perceived exertion responses to acute bouts of resistance exercise: EMG and blood lactate mediators |
| 175. | Effect of acute exercise on fibrinolytic variables in older normotensive and hypertensive men |
| 176. | The acute response of salivary immunoglobulin A to moderate exercise in women |
| 177. | Diabetes education of faculty in selected New Jersey elementary schools as perceived by parents, school nurses and administrators |
| 178. | The effects of acute exercise on cognitive performance in hypoxic conditions |
| 179. | Social networks, teamwork, and safety climate in the acute care clinical work setting |
| 180. | Does acute exercise protect against a subsequent non-exercise oxidative challenge |
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