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2. EXPERIÊNCIAS EXITOSAS DE GESTÃO DO TRABALHO E EDUCAÇÃO PERMANENTE EM SAÚDE

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Oliveira, Fabíola Moreira Casimiro de, primary, Barbosa, Ailma de Souza, additional, Alves, Carolina Carvalho Nogueira, additional, Silva, Joyce Lane Braz Virgolino da, additional, Queiroga, Veronica Ebrahim, additional, Nascimento, Polyana Leite, additional, Delano, Franklin, additional, Forte, Soares, additional, Schoeninger, Maiara Daís, additional, Trindade, Letícia de Lima, additional, Borges, Elisabete Maria das Neves, additional, Bauermann, Kaciane Boff, additional, Busnello, Grasiele Fatima, additional, Ascari, Rosana Amora, additional, Deon, Reges Antonio, additional, Cortina, Camila Lorenzoni, additional, Carli, Rosi Maria de, additional, Silva, Nathieli Aparecida da, additional, Korb, Arnildo, additional, Feitor, Sofia Azevedo, additional, Ventura-Silva, João Miguel Almeida, additional, Martins, Maria M. F. P. da S., additional, Trindade, Letícia Lima, additional, Ribeiro, Olga Maria Pimenta Lopes, additional, Cardoso, Maria Filomena Passos Teixeira, additional, Faria, Ana da Conceição Alves, additional, Sousa, Clemente Neves de, additional, Teles, Paulo João Figueiredo Cabral, additional, Perondi, Alessandro Rodrigues, additional, Weber, Mônica Ludwig, additional, Vendruscolo, Carine, additional, Adamy, Edlamar Katia, additional, Baldissera, Maristela Izcak, additional, Karal, Adriane, additional, Portaluppi, Dara Montag, additional, Spindola, Carine dos Santos, additional, Franceschini, Ana Beatriz da Costa, additional, Beneli, Fabiana Zucchi, additional, Gil, Larissa Oliveira Derussi, additional, Pereira, Letícia de Camargo, additional, Arruda, Carolina Barbui de, additional, Sousa, Leandra Andréia de, additional, Enfermeira, Mariana Mendes:, additional, Pires, Denise Elvira de, additional, Forte, Elaine Cristina Novatzki, additional, Vandresen, Lara, additional, Cunha, Priscila Rodrigues da, additional, Bernieri, Jamine, additional, Zanatta, Leila, additional, Trevisan, Gabriela, additional, Duarte, Lúcia Esteves, additional, Silva, Monica Vilchez da, additional, Silva, Maria Teresa Luz Eid da, additional, Feliciano, Adriana Barbieri, additional, Guerra, Nelson Emídio Henrique, additional, Martins, Manuela Ferreira Pereira da Silva, additional, Ramos, Paula Alexandra Amaral, additional, Grasel, Júlia, additional, Zuge, Samuel Spiegelberg, additional, Soratto, Jacks, additional, Gewehr, Taciana Raquel, additional, Baretta, Cristiane, additional, Silva, Alexsandra Martins da, additional, Guanilo, Maria Elena Echevarra, additional, Lima, Bruno Huffel de, additional, Felipi, Elizangela, additional, Magro, Márcia Luíza Pit Dal, additional, Menezes, Marta Neckel, additional, Martini, Jussara Gue, additional, Martini, Rafael Gué, additional, Schneider, Alana Camila, additional, Teló, Ana Maira, additional, Giacomel, Mirian, additional, Abido, Suzanne Cristina, additional, Teixeira, Wandereson Luis, additional, Schneider, Carise Fernanda, additional, Schopf, Karina, additional, Souza, Aline Lemes de, additional, Silva, Clarissa Bohrer da, additional, Souza, Jeane Barros de, additional, Alves, Poliana Lopes, additional, Sulzbach, Raquel Cristina, additional, Ferraz, Lucimare, additional, Sulzbach, Suéli Regina, additional, Bernardi, Camila Soligo, additional, Borges, Renata Gobetti, additional, LunardI, Samara, additional, Fontana, Eva Joseane, additional, Ciconet, Rosane Mortari, additional, Zocche, Denise Antunes de Azambuja, additional, Micheletti, Vania Celina Dezoti, additional, Pressi, Gleica, additional, Cassemiro, Daniel Jesse Junior Ferreira, additional, Oliveira, Jacira Batista de, additional, Valentini, Jussara dos Santos, additional, Baroncello, João Batista, additional, Oliveira, Gabriela Gonçalves de, additional, Jacquier, Nora Margarita, additional, Geremia, Daniela Savi, additional, Massaroli, Aline, additional, Araújo, Jeferson Santos, additional, Kalinowski, Carmen Elizabeth, additional, Cunha, Isabel Cristina Kowal Olm, additional, and Peres, Aida Maris, additional

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2022
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7. Parental exposure of Eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) to elevated pCO2 mitigates its negative effects on early larval shell growth and morphology.

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McNally, Elise M., Downey‐Wall, Alan M., Titmuss, F. Dylan, Cortina, Camila, Lotterhos, Kathleen, and Ries, Justin B.

Subjects
AMERICAN oyster, OCEAN acidification, MORPHOLOGY, CALCIUM carbonate, OYSTERS, SEASHELLS
Abstract

Larvae of marine calcifying organisms are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of elevated pCO2 on shell formation because of their rapid calcification rates, reduced capacity to isolate calcifying fluid from seawater, and use of more soluble polymorphs of calcium carbonate. However, parental exposure to elevated pCO2 could benefit larval shell formation through transgenerational plastic responses. We examined the capacity of intergenerational exposure to mitigate the adverse effects of elevated pCO2 on Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica) early larval shell growth, shell morphology, and survival. Adult oysters were exposed to control (572 ppm pCO2) or elevated pCO2 (2827 ppm pCO2) conditions for 30 d during reproductive conditioning. Offspring from each parental treatment were produced using a partial North Carolina II cross design and grown under control and elevated pCO2 conditions for 3 d. We found evidence of transgenerational plasticity in early larval shell growth and morphology, but not in survival, in response to the parental pCO2 exposure. Larvae from parents exposed to elevated pCO2 exhibited faster shell growth rates than larvae from control parents, with this effect being significantly larger when larvae were grown under elevated pCO2 compared to control conditions. Parental exposure to elevated pCO2, however, was insufficient to completely counteract the adverse effects of the prescribed elevated pCO2 on early larval shell formation and survival. Nevertheless, these results suggest that oysters have some capacity to acclimate intergenerationally to ocean acidification. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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8. Parental exposure of Eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) to elevated pCO2mitigates its negative effects on early larval shell growth and morphology

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McNally, Elise M., Downey‐Wall, Alan M., Titmuss, F. Dylan, Cortina, Camila, Lotterhos, Kathleen, and Ries, Justin B.

Abstract

Larvae of marine calcifying organisms are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of elevated pCO2on shell formation because of their rapid calcification rates, reduced capacity to isolate calcifying fluid from seawater, and use of more soluble polymorphs of calcium carbonate. However, parental exposure to elevated pCO2could benefit larval shell formation through transgenerational plastic responses. We examined the capacity of intergenerational exposure to mitigate the adverse effects of elevated pCO2on Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica) early larval shell growth, shell morphology, and survival. Adult oysters were exposed to control (572 ppm pCO2) or elevated pCO2(2827 ppm pCO2) conditions for 30 d during reproductive conditioning. Offspring from each parental treatment were produced using a partial North Carolina II cross design and grown under control and elevated pCO2conditions for 3 d. We found evidence of transgenerational plasticity in early larval shell growth and morphology, but not in survival, in response to the parental pCO2exposure. Larvae from parents exposed to elevated pCO2exhibited faster shell growth rates than larvae from control parents, with this effect being significantly larger when larvae were grown under elevated pCO2compared to control conditions. Parental exposure to elevated pCO2, however, was insufficient to completely counteract the adverse effects of the prescribed elevated pCO2on early larval shell formation and survival. Nevertheless, these results suggest that oysters have some capacity to acclimate intergenerationally to ocean acidification.

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2022
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9. PROCESSO DE INSTITUCIONALIZAÇÃO DE SUJEITOS PRESOS.

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Francisco Tondin, Celso and Lorenzoni Cortina, Camila

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*PRISON system, *PSYCHOLOGISTS, *CRIMINAL law, *RECIDIVISM, *PRISONS, *PSYCHOLOGY
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This research aims to understand the institutionalization process of imprisoned subjects, identifying subjective effects and strategies they use in serving the sentence. It also contextualizes the work of the Psychology professional in the Brazilian prison system and the debate with the Courts around the criminological examination. The study has a genealogical approach, using interviews and document analysis. The participants are three professionals and three inmates of a male prison located in a southern state of Brazil. The analyses showed that prison, as a total institution, provokes a rupture with the outside world and the previous reality of the inmates and that they abandon their identity and assume an institutional identity. Conducts are prescribed that legitimize hierarchies, and a language that signals to belong to the group is shared. Generally, the family is supportive, but the distance between it and the prisoners is a source of suffering for them, who create adaptation tactics for institutional coexistence. The perspective of freedom provokes feelings of joy and fear because the ex-prisoner stereotype remains with them after serving the sentence. The Criminal Execution Law provides the criminological examination in order to establish a program for the individualization of the sentence and progression of the regime but, the Federal Council of Psychology is against its elaboration by psychologists regarding the criminological prognosis of recidivism, the measurement of dangerousness, and the establishment of a causal link from the crime-offender binomial, and argues for monitoring the prisoner from the perspective of humanization, overcoming the punitive paradigm. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2021
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10. The Blooming Cacti

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Cortina, Camila

Abstract

The Blooming Cacti [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Camila Cortina, Age 6 […]

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2004

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