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1. Redistribution for Regular Texture Bites for Clinical Pediatric Feeding Cases In-Home.

Author

Taylor, Tessa

Subjects
HOME environment, ARTIFICIAL feeding, DEGLUTITION, BITES & stings, HUMAN bites, PEDIATRICS, AUTISM, EATING disorders
Abstract

Research has shown effectiveness of redistribution procedures for decreasing packing and increasing swallowing. Redistribution has been done using lower manipulated-texture foods on an infant gum brush in specialized U.S. hospitals. We extended this by using regular texture bites of food in a short-term (1–2 weeks) home-based program in Australia, showing decreased then absent use of the procedure, and following up. Two children with autism spectrum disorder participated. We used a modified withdrawal/reversal design. Latency to swallow decreased. Participants increased variety to 90 and 122 regular texture foods across food groups. All goals were met including increasing independence in self-feeding. Both parents were trained. Gains maintained to 6 months and redistribution was no longer needed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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2. Warrior Logisticians: Establishing an SSA From the Ground Up.

Author

Westhoven, Brice R.

Subjects
*LOGISTICS, *MILITARY supplies, *DEPLOYMENT (Military strategy), *MILITARY transportation, *IRAQ War, 2003-2011, PACKING
Abstract

The article discusses the challenges put to the logisticians of the U.S. Army 3rd Infantry Division Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB) in establishing an operational supply support activity (SSA) from the ground up in a combat environment during the Operation Iraqi Freedom 06-08 in May 2007. It describes the deployment and on site preparation the unit has undertaken to establish the SSA in a limited time. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of using containers in the SSA operation.

Published
2008

3. Packing the Largest Shipment of the Iraq War.

Author

McNealy, Kyle P.

Subjects
*ARMY equipment, *MILITARY supplies, *RADIO frequency identification systems, *IRAQ War, 2003-2011, *MILITARY science, PACKING
Abstract

The article focuses on the operation of the members of the 841st Transportation Battalion and 276th Transportation Detachment of the U.S. Army in tagging and loading the single shipment for the Global War on Terrorism and the Iraq War in April 2010. Each piece of equipment has been attached to a unique radiation frequency identification tag during such operation. The shipment contains 1,191 pieces of equipment, comprising of containerized cargo and rolling stock for movement overseas.

Published
2011

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