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1. 42 Lexical Retrieval and Acculturation in Generation Z Mexicans

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Jesus, Yvette D, primary, Smith, Krissy E, additional, Sivaramakrishnan, Krithika, additional, Cervantes, Reymundo, additional, Victor, Tara L, additional, Heuchert, Brittany, additional, Schmidt, Dorthy, additional, Palacios, Diana, additional, McElwee, Chelsea, additional, Hardy, David J, additional, Lopez, Enrique, additional, Fernandez, Alberto L, additional, and Lopez Hernandez, Daniel W, additional

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2023
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2. 22 Cordoba Naming Test Performance and Acculturation in a Geriatric Population

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Muñoz, Isabel C.D., primary, Smith, Krissy E., additional, Espinoza, Santiago I., additional, Maqueda, Diana M. R., additional, Cuello, Adriana C., additional, Pena, Ana Paula, additional, Garza, Carolina, additional, Cervantes, Raymundo, additional, Razani, Jill, additional, Victor, Tara L., additional, Hardy, David J., additional, Fernandez, Alberto L., additional, Acosta, Natalia Lozano, additional, and Lopez-Hernandez, Daniel W., additional

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2023
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3. 8 The Dunning-Kruger Effect on a Latinx Population

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Castaneda, Carolina Garza, primary, Wright, Matthew J., additional, Cervantes, Raymundo, additional, Victor, Tara L., additional, Smith, Krissy E., additional, McElwee, Chelsea, additional, Cuello, Adriana, additional, Fernandez, Alberto L., additional, Munoz, Isabel D. C., additional, Hardy, David J., additional, and Lopez-Hernandez, Daniel W., additional

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2023
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4. 56 Dunning-Kruger Effect and Anxiety in a Mexican population

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Acosta, Natalia L., primary, Smith, Krissy E., additional, Victor, Tara L., additional, Hardy, David H., additional, Fernandez, Alberto L., additional, Cervantes, Raymundo, additional, Quiñones, Ana Paula P., additional, Castañeda, Carolina G., additional, Razani, Jill, additional, Muñoz, Isabel D.C., additional, and Lopez-Hernandez, Daniel W., additional

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2023
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5. 30 Analyzing Spanish Speakers Cordoba Naming Test Performance

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Cervantes, Raymundo, primary, Munoz, Isabel D.C., additional, Aguirre, Estefania J., additional, Acosta, Natalia Lozano, additional, Gomez, Mariam, additional, Cuello, Adriana C., additional, Smith, Krissy E., additional, Mata, Diana I. Palacios, additional, Sivaramakrishnan, Krithika, additional, De Jesus, Yvette, additional, Espinoza, Santiago I., additional, Maqueda, Diana M. R., additional, Hardy, David J., additional, Victor, Tara L., additional, Fernandez, Alberto L., additional, and Lopez-Hernandez, Daniel W., additional

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2023
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6. 39 Perceived Workload and Language Order Effects on the Cordoba Naming Test in Spanish-English Bilinguals

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Smith, Krissy E., primary, Munoz, Isabel D. C., additional, Cervantes, Raymundo, additional, Preciado, Andrea R., additional, Victor, Tara L., additional, Garcia, Natalia, additional, Bracho, Paula V., additional, Lopez, Enrique, additional, Fernandez, Alberto L., additional, De Jesus, Yvette, additional, and Lopez-Hernandez, Daniel W., additional

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2023
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7. 27 Aging Affects Cordoba Naming Test Performance

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Sidhu, Jasman, primary, Sivaramakrishnan, Krithika, additional, Cervantes, Raymundo, additional, Saravia, Sarah, additional, Estrada, Luz, additional, Garcia, Dulce, additional, Barrio, Alexia, additional, Munoz, Isabel D., additional, Lopez, Enrique, additional, Victor, Tara L., additional, Fernandez, Alberto L., additional, and Lopez-Hernandez, Daniel W., additional

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2023
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8. A-48 Examining the Relationship between Ethnicity, Perceived Workload, and Acculturation on Cordoba Naming Test Performance

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Munoz, Isabel, primary, Lopez-Hernandez, Daniel W, additional, Baez, Abril J, additional, Cervantes, Raymundo, additional, Munoz, Raelynn B, additional, Edry, Loren, additional, Schierholz, Laura, additional, Hernandez, Juan P, additional, Wright, Matthew, additional, Hardy, David J, additional, and Fernandez, Alberto L, additional

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2021
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9. A-46 The Influence of Acculturation on Mexicans and Guatemalans Cordoba Naming Test Performance

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Sidhu, Jasman, primary, Lopez-Hernandez, Daniel W, additional, Baez, Abril J, additional, Munoz, Isabel C, additional, Saravia, Sarah, additional, Olmos, Winter, additional, Smith, Kristina E, additional, Bueno, Alexis, additional, Bichlmeier, Amy, additional, Cervantes, Raymundo, additional, Munoz, Raelynn B, additional, Hernandez, Juan P, additional, Wright, Matthew J, additional, Hardy, David J, additional, and Fernandez, Alberto l, additional

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2021
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13. Current trends in the management of canine traumatic brain injury: An Internet-based survey.

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Evans, Emma Kathryn and Fernandez, Alberto L.

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BRAIN injuries, INTERNET surveys, CANIDAE
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Published
2019

16. Current trends in the management of canine traumatic brain injury: An Internet-based survey.

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Evans EK and Fernandez AL

Subjects
Animals, Brain Injuries, Traumatic prevention & control, Glasgow Coma Scale veterinary, Humans, Internet, Surveys and Questionnaires, Brain Injuries, Traumatic veterinary, Dog Diseases therapy, Dogs injuries, Practice Patterns, Physicians' trends, Veterinary Medicine
Abstract

This study characterized trends in management of canine traumatic brain injury (TBI) among 182 small animal veterinarians grouped as follows: Board-certified specialists at a veterinary teaching hospital (BCS-VTH), Board-certified specialists in private practice (BCS-PP), non-specialists at a teaching hospital (DVM-VTH), and non-specialists in private practice (DVM-PP). The BCS-VTH, BSC-PP, and DVM-VTH groups were more comfortable using the modified Glasgow Coma Scale (MGCS) than the DVM-PP group ( P < 0.001, P < 0.001, and P = 0.009, respectively). All respondents chose the following diagnostics most frequently: packed cell volume/total solids (95.6%), blood glucose (96.7%), and blood pressure (95.0%). The DVM-VTH group chose the following more frequently than the DVM-PP group: computed tomography (19.4% versus 4.5%; P = 0.027), venous or arterial blood gas (83.9% versus 46.3%; P < 0.001), electrocardiography (71.0% versus 44.8%; P = 0.018), lactate (87.1% versus 59.7%; P = 0.009), and brief thoracic ultrasound (87.1% versus 62.7%; P = 0.017). BCS-PP chose hypertonic saline more frequently than DVM-PP (94.1% versus 74.6%; P = 0.005). The DVM-PP group chose corticosteroid therapy and anticonvulsant therapy more frequently than BCS-PP (10.4% versus 0.0%; P = 0.019; 73.1% versus 43.1%; P = 0.004, respectively). This study highlights variability in management of canine TBI.

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2019

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