[Changes of local cerebral glucose utilization in rat cobalt epilepsy (author's transl)].
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Factors determining the precision and variability of the Ames Salmonella test for mutagenicity were investigated. The most important source of variability in the agar-overlay method was nonuniformity in the soft-agar layer thickness. Solution of this problem resulted from application of an agar-leveling table described in this paper. Several other procedural elements also contribute to improved precision, including temperature uniformity during incubation, incubation interval, consistency of plate agar volume, completeness of mixing the soft-agar overlay, peculiarities in the interaction of mutagens and mammalian liver microsomal extract (S9), and methods of storage and controls for tester strains. When these and other effects were well-controlled, variability of the test results was reduced from 200 or 300% to only +/- 10% or less. The significance of the factors affecting precision are discussed and an improved experimental protocol is presented.
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Trauma systems operate on the principle that people with severe injuries require special medical capabilities if they are to have their best chance of recovery. However, optimal trauma care is threatened by the problems of inadequate financial reimbursement. This threatens the ability to deliver trauma patient care. A variety of strategies is necessary to continue to provide care. Two specific nursing role innovations provide the opportunity to improve the ability to provide coordinated, efficient, and cost-effective quality care.