Use For Purposes Research Articles

Needs and wishes for the future lower limb exoskeleton: an interview study among people with spinal cord injury with community-based exoskeleton experience

Purpose Exoskeleton use by people with complete spinal cord injury (SCI) in daily life is challenging. To optimize daily exoskeleton use, a better understanding of the purpose of use and the accompanying improvements are needed. The perspective of experienced exoskeleton users could guide design improvements. Methods Face-to-face semi-structured interviews were held with 13 people with SCI with exoskeleton experience. Interviews were audio-taped, transcribed, and analysed thematically. Results Participants expressed three future purposes of exoskeleton use: for daily activities (e.g., stair climbing), exercise (e.g., staying healthy), and social interaction (e.g., standing at parties). Exoskeleton use during daily activities was the ultimate goal. Therefore, the future exoskeleton should be: easy to use, small and lightweight, tailor made, safe, comfortable, less distinctive, durable, and affordable. Improving the ease of use was relevant for all purposes, for all participants. The other suggestions for improvement varied depending on the purpose of use and the participant. Conclusion Increasingly more advanced improvements are needed to transition from an exercise purpose to social interaction, and ultimately use during daily activities. In the current study, detailed suggestions for improvements have been made. Only when multiple of these suggestions are adjusted, can the exoskeleton be used to its full potential. IMPLICATIONS FOR REHABILITATION The use of an exoskeleton by people with a complete spinal cord injury in daily life is still in its infancy. To optimize daily exoskeleton use, a better understanding of the purpose of use and exoskeleton improvements is needed. More advanced improvements to future exoskeletons are needed to make a transition from use as an exercise device to use during social interaction and daily activities. Improving the ease of use of future exoskeletons is considered a priority by experienced users, followed by making the exoskeleton small, lightweight, and tailor made.

Employing Barcode High-Resolution Melting Technique for Authentication of Apricot Cultivars

Fast, accurate and affordable identification of food products is important to ensure authenticity and safety. There are various apricot (Prunus armeniaca L.) cultivars are being produced in Turkey. Each cultivar differs in quality and purpose of use. In this paper, we aimed to develop an easy and reliable method, Barcode High-Resolution Melting (Bar-HRM), to distinguish apricot cultivars. We designed and tested novel Bar-HRM primer sets HRM-ITS1 and HRM-ITS2, targeting the most popular barcoding region ITS1 and ITS2, specific to apricot cultivars. According to the results, HRM analysis distinguished 31 cultivars of 35 for ITS1, and 35 for ITS2. We recommend using ITS2 barcode region, amplified with using HRM-ITS2 primer set, for Bar-HRM analysis of different apricot cultivars.

Reported Outcome Measures in Studies of Real-World Ambulation in People with a Lower Limb Amputation: A Scoping Review.

Background: The rapidly increasing use of wearable technology to monitor free-living ambulatory behavior demands to address to what extent the chosen outcome measures are representative for real-world situations. This scoping review aims to provide an overview of the purpose of use of wearable activity monitors in people with a Lower Limb Amputation (LLA) in the real world, to identify the reported outcome measures, and to evaluate to what extent the reported outcome measures capture essential information from real-world ambulation of people with LLA. Methods: The literature search included a search in three databases (MEDLINE, CINAHL, and EMBASE) for articles published between January 1999 and January 2022, and a hand-search. Results and conclusions: 98 articles met the inclusion criteria. According to the included studies’ main objective, the articles were classified into observational (n = 46), interventional (n = 34), algorithm/method development (n = 12), and validity/feasibility studies (n = 6). Reported outcome measures were grouped into eight categories: step count (reported in 73% of the articles), intensity of activity/fitness (31%), type of activity/body posture (27%), commercial scores (15%), prosthetic use and fit (11%), gait quality (7%), GPS (5%), and accuracy (4%). We argue that researchers should be more careful with choosing reliable outcome measures, in particular, regarding the frequently used category step count. However, the contemporary technology is limited in providing a comprehensive picture of real-world ambulation. The novel knowledge from this review should encourage researchers and developers to engage in debating and defining the framework of ecological validity in rehabilitation sciences, and how this framework can be utilized in the development of wearable technologies and future studies of real-world ambulation in people with LLA.

The Digital Divide of Know-How and Use of Digital Technologies in Higher Education: The Case of a College in Latin America in the COVID-19 Era.

To determine whether or not digital inequalities exist, the frequency, duration, satisfaction, importance, and perceived competence of eighteen groups of digital tools during the COVID-19 pandemic confinement were examined. An online survey was administered to 2882 Latin American university students (49% female; M = 21.3 years). The following items are checked: (1) increased digital inequalities during the pandemic; (2) adequate reliability and validity of the Digital Technology Survey (DTS) instrument; (3) patterns of digital inequalities to the detriment of men, lower strata and unemployed people; and (4) evidence that the importance of digital activities as a causal factor on satisfaction with such digital activities as an outcome is mediated by the purpose of use and communication recipients, but not by strata or employment status, nor moderated by gender. The results are discussed in the light of previous studies, the limitations of the study and future perspectives.

Visual aids in ambulatory clinical practice: Experiences, perceptions and needs of patients and healthcare professionals.

This study aims to explore how visual aids (VA) are used in ambulatory medical practice. Our research group (two doctors, one graphic designer and one sociologist) have led a qualitative study based on Focus Groups. A semi-structured guide and examples of VA were used to stimulate discussions. Participants were healthcare professionals (HP) working in ambulatory practice in Geneva and French-speaking outpatients. After inductive thematic analysis, the coding process was analyzed and modified to eventually reach consensus. Six focus groups gathered twenty-one HP and fifteen patients. Our study underlines the variety of purposes of use of VA and the different contexts of use allowing the distinction between "stand-alone" VA used out of consultation by patients alone and "interactive" VA used during a consultation enriched by the interaction between HP and patients. HP described that VA can take the form of useful tools for education and communication during consultation. They have questioned the quality of available VA and complained about restricted access to them. Patients expressed concern about the impact of VA on the interaction with HP. Participants agreed on the beneficial role of VA to supplement verbal explanation and text. Our study emphasizes the need to classify available VA, guarantee their quality, facilitate their access and deliver pertinent instructions for use.

The Purpose of the Use Classroom Language

Currently, there are still many who cannot use English. The results of previous studies also stated that the cause of students not being able to speak English was because students thought learning English was complicated. English in everyday life is still rare, so students have difficulty understanding English. This study aimed to analyze the classroom language used by the English teacher and to analyze the purpose of using the classroom language during the learning process. This study uses a case study using descriptive qualitative research. The object of this research is 1 English teacher. Data were collected by observation and interviews. The technique used to analyze the data is descriptive qualitative and quantitative analysis. The results of this study indicate that first, the English teacher uses language based on the situations encountered during class. Second, the teacher chooses the class language based on the teacher's goals from the students during the learning process. This study categorizes three purposes of classroom language use: motivating, instructing, and guiding. Each plan has a different frequency in one meeting. The analysis results are supported by the teacher's statements obtained through interviews regarding how the situation requires certain types of language objectives. The use of classroom language has different purposes according to the current situation in the learning range.

Urgensi dan Strategi Penguatan Literasi Media dan Digital dalam Pembelajaran Agama Islam

Learning media is important component in the learning Islamic Religion Education. In the learning process on digital era, the teacher teachers are expected to be able to use various forms of instructional media. Therefore, media literacy and digital literacy must be owned by the teacher. These literacy were about the ability to know the various forms of digital learning media and understand the way, usability, function and purpose of use in the learning process. These are to make learning process more effective and efficient in delivering learners to achieve the planned learning objectives. This paper aimed to: (1) describe the role of media that can be used in the learning process of Islamic religion education; (2) to highlight the challenges of Islamic education in digital era; (3) to highlight urgency media literacy and digital literacy for Islamic religion teachers; and (40 to recommend the strategies for strengthening media literacy and digital literacy in Islamic religion education learning process.

Chilean student teachers’ purposes of use of digital technologies: Construction of a scale based on digital competences

La adquisición de competencias digitales permite el desarrollo de las personas en diversas áreas de la sociedad. En el caso de muchos jóvenes, y en especial de los futuros docentes, dicha adquisición es obtenida a través del uso cotidiano de tecnologías digitales. Disponer de instrumentos para medir competencias digitales, considerando diversos propósitos de uso, puede contribuir a retroalimentar la adquisición de estas competencias en procesos de formación inicial docente. Esta investigación tuvo como objetivo construir y analizar psicométricamente la Escala de Propósitos de Uso y Competencias Digitales (EPUCD). Una muestra de 618 estudiantes de pedagogía de dos universidades chilenas contestó un cuestionario que mide frecuencia de uso académico, recreativo, social y económico, utilizando DigComp como marco de competencias digitales. Los procedimientos estadísticos realizados (AFE, AFC y cálculo coeficiente de fiabilidad compuesta y varianza extraída media) permitieron obtener evidencias adecuadas de validez estructural y discriminante y de consistencia interna de este instrumento. Las aceptables propiedades psicométricas de la EPUCD permiten que se ponga a disposición de la comunidad académica un instrumento que contribuya a develar cómo los futuros docentes hacen uso de las tecnologías digitales, permitiendo de esta forma retroalimentar el proceso de formación inicial docente.

Smartphone use and perception towards the usefulness and practicality of its applications amongst Ghanaian anaesthetists

Background: In recent years, smartphone applications (apps) have generated an increasing interest worldwide. Anaesthesia, as a profession, has been one of the first to adopt new technologies. Aims and Objectives: This study aimed to assess the pattern of smartphone use in anaesthesia practice (duration, frequency and purpose of use), determine the perception of its use and identify factors influencing smartphone usage in anaesthesia practice and installation of anaesthesia-related apps amongst anaesthetists in Ghana. Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional survey of 284 randomly selected Ghanaian anaesthetists was conducted from January 2018 to August 2018, using a previously validated perception domain to measure the perception towards the usefulness and practicality of smartphones. To find the predictors of smartphone use and the installation of medical-related apps in anaesthetic practice, logistic regression models were used. Results: Two hundred and seventy-two anaesthetists responded with a response rate of 95.8%, and 75.9% installed anaesthesia-related apps, whereas 46.1% utilised them. The perception of anaesthetists towards the usefulness and practicality of smartphones in anaesthesia practice was 57.3 ± 18.6 and 61.2 ± 16.8, respectively; the overall percentage mean score was 59.3 ± 17.6, which was less than satisfactory. Only 17.4% of anaesthetists reported a positive level of perception towards smartphone use and practicality. Smartphone usage was 25.4% amongst anaesthetists with negative perceptions towards its usage. The mean total perception mean score was a significant predictor of both smartphone usage (β = 0.031, P < 0.001) and the installation of anaesthesia apps (β = 0.032, P < 0.001) after controlling for possible confounders. Conclusion: Smartphone utilisation in anaesthesia practice is low amongst Ghanaian anaesthetists. This could be ascribed to their less than satisfactory level of perception towards smartphone use in anaesthesia practice. On the other hand, their use and installation of apps in anaesthesia practice were predicted by the perceived usefulness and practicality of their use.

Evaluation of balneability index data of the main beaches of the metropolitan region of Belém, Pará, Brazil in the july 2016/2021 period

Water is a natural resource with great importance and diverse purposes of use; however, it is a limited resource. The beaches are dynamic environments, composed of sandy soils and sediment deposits caused by wave action, for this reason due to this mobility provides protection to the coast by the infl uence of waves. The beaches located in the Metropolitan Region of Belém - RMB, are considered estuarine beaches, due to the affl uence of the Guajará Bay and rivers of the Amazon. To evaluate the data of the bathing indices of the main beaches of the Metropolitan Region of Belém, PARÁ, BRAZIL in the period July 2016/2021. This is a quantitative study of descriptive analysis of data obtained from the agencies responsible for the analysis and dissemination of monitoring of the balneability of the beaches of the Metropolitan Region of Belém - RMB. An Excel table (Microsoft Excel 2016) was composed. In 2016, three beaches showed inconsistency in the results, being classifi ed as unsuitable for bathing, and these were the beaches of Baía do Sol, Amor and Cruzeiro, located respectively in the Districts of Mosqueiro, Outeiro and Icoaraci. This was the only year in which the two beaches located in the districts of Mosqueiro and Outeiro were classifi ed as unsuitable, in the period from 2016 to 2021, unlike Praia do Cruzeiro, in the District of Icoaraci, which presented problems in the years 2016, 2018, 2019 and 2020. Suggesting possible exacerbated anthropic activity at the site, improper sewage dumping or infl ow from other rivers. Urbanization, large tourist infl ux in certain months of the year, improperly dumped sewage, and rainfall may be preponderant factors in the accumulation of organic matter and reservoirs of parasites, viruses, and various enteric diseases. It can be concluded that the main beaches of the Metropolitan Region of Belém - RMB analyzed in this study, based on the data obtained by SEMMA, showed compliance with the legislation about monitoring, analysis, collection, environmental education, and dissemination of data to the population. Except for Cruzeiro Beach, in the District of Icoaraci, which showed non-compliance in the months of July in four years between 2016 and 2021.

Smartphone Use among Anesthesiologists during Work Hours: A Survey-Based Study.

Context:Smartphone use has revolutionized life in all spheres, including the medical field. Smartphones provide immense opportunities but may also lead to negative consequences due to the element of distraction. In the medical profession and more so among anesthesiologists, multitasking has become very common, but the presence of mind is equally important. This study attempts to analyze the smartphone practices and trends among anesthesiologists during work hours in our country.Aims:The study aimed to identify recent trends and practices of smartphone use among anesthesiologists during working hours and its distribution as per designation and institutions. It also intends to determine the purposes of smartphones and their impact on patient care.Settings and Design:Online survey consisting of open-ended multiple-choice questions was conducted and circulated as Google Forms via E-mail and WhatsApp.Subjects and Methods:This survey was conducted to compare the respondents' views as per designation and workplace distribution. In addition, participants were asked about the current practices in smartphone use at their workplace, purposes of use, time spent on smartphones, and any negative medical consequences faced due to the same.Statistical Analysis Used:One-way ANOVA test was used to compare the means between the groups. Chi-square test/Fisher's exact test was used to compare the proportions.Results:Two hundred and sixteen (54%) were resident doctors, whereas 184 (46%) were consultants. Most of the respondents were young, with a mean age around 36 years. 31.5% of the residents used smartphones very often during anesthetized patient care compared to 10.3% of the consultants. Purposes of using smartphones were multiple, with phone calls (100%) being the most common followed by WhatsApp messaging (79.2%). 86.1% of the residents, as compared to 61% of the consultants, had anesthesia/intensive care unit-related apps on their smartphones. There was almost an equivocal response to how the smartphone has impacted patient care. 50.9% of the residents and 43% of the consultants felt improved patient care, whereas 38% of the residents and 43.5% of the consultants believed it had worsened.Conclusion:There was no clear-cut consensus whether smartphone use improved or worsened patient care. On the one hand, there can be distractions leading to adverse medical consequences, while on the other hand, the use of medical apps has been made possible because of the handy and easily accessible smartphones. Thus, the use of smartphones may be carried out with a sense of responsibility by the anesthesiologists during work hours.

CANCER TREATMENT AND FOOD-DRUG INTERACTIONS

Cancer has one of the highest prevalence worldwide. In addition to the experience such as treatment and medicine, which are widely used in treatment, less surgical surgical operations, implantotherapy and surgical surgeries can be used. As a stand-alone preparation on this road. Cancer is the biggest owner in nutrition in treatment. Nutrients are one of the most important pharmacological inputs. Buy the absorption of the drug, you can increase or delay it. While this development plan will be made, the future benefit-medicine should also be considered. Nowadays, cancer treatment also applies to albant. Complementary uses are those used for the purpose of use. Alternatives can be used for the applications in use. Extreme caution should be exercised when using Buler for medical shrinkage. It can be used in a way that can be reviewed and implemented. If predictions for these products are planned, prior knowledge will be used - drug interactions are not known with certainty. To be sure of a feeding process, you can accurately predict its prognosis.

БИЗНЕС-АНАЛИТИКА И БОЛЬШИЕ ДАННЫЕ: ОСОБЕННОСТИ И ОБЛАСТИ ПРИМЕНЕНИЯ В УПРАВЛЕНИИ СОВРЕМЕННЫМИ ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯМИ

Big Data and Business Intelligence are modern trends that transform the information infrastructure of companies. The last 15 years have seen a huge increase in the global amount of data. The information flows passing through companies consist of a huge amount of structured and unstructured data. If approaches to collecting, storing and processing data do not evolve, then a significant part of the information that can significantly increase the efficiency of management decisions will be lost. The article discusses the concepts of "business analytics" and "big data", presents the approaches of various authors to their definition. A comparative analysis of the categories of business intelligence "and" big data "is given in terms of the purposes of use in companies, components of the ecosystem, tools used, characteristics and benefits of implementation.

Workshops and trainings for dialogic interaction: polyculturally centric approach in modern education

The paper considers some benefits arising from adoption and implementation of methodological approaches and techniques, which explicitly or implicitly connect to using the potential of poly- / multiculturalism oriented workshops and trainings in the technology of dialogic interaction. Dialogic interaction is seen underlying effective professional communication in the course of foreign language (FL) instruction and acquisition, especially driven by cultivating tolerance to language(s) and culture(s) other than the mother tongue. Altogether, poly- / multiculturally driven trainings and workshops help enhance the linguistic skills in communication, as well as culture awareness of future FL teachers / instructors. The purpose for use of active teaching and learning methods, including workshops and trainings, is with independent acquisition of knowledge by students in the process of their active cognitive activity. It is found that game nature of dialogic interaction contributes to the effective study of several foreign languages. To be more specific, it is the organization of educational and cognitive activities in socially modeled game situations, which aims at reduplicating and mastering socio-cultural experience. In the context of learning and teaching foreign languages, the focus on the emotionally sensitive sphere of students in the organization of educational activities provides the decent acquisition of socio-cultural, value-oriented experience through “experiencing it” as it occurs with developing ability to evaluate being. “Experiencing things” in socially simulated situations, students become more aware of themselves as human beings and personalities, realize they are subjects of activity, become aware of their social orientations and values, which forms a socio-moral self-esteem. It is concluded that social role and role behavior arise as drivers for communication in general, and in the educational process, in particular.

Levantamento das plantas medicinais utilizadas contra parasitoses intestinais no município de Santana do Ipanema/AL

The use of medicinal plants has been growing more and more among the Brazilian population, one of the reasons would be the fact that health services are unable to meet most communities, due to the large demand, and for many the only option for therapy is just the use of herbal medicines and for some people easy access. This study aimed to survey the medicinal plants used in the treatment of intestinal parasites in a community in the urban area of ​​the municipality of Santana do Ipanema/AL, the community has 646 families, of which 93 participated. families who used medicinal plants (herbal medicines) regardless of the purpose of use and the interview was conducted with residents aged 18 years or over and with sufficient cognitive capacity to answer the interview, whose questions included socioeconomic and cultural data; and information on the medicinal use of plants to combat intestinal parasites. Given the results obtained, it was observed that 100% of respondents use medicinal plants to treat various diseases, 47.3% of these said they use it to combat intestinal parasites. The most cited plants were mint (Mentha spicata) and mastrich (Chenopodium ambrosiodes L), the most used part was the leaf and the most frequent way of use in the form of tea or juice (juice). Thus, the data obtained show the importance of valuing the use of herbal medicines.

An ethnobotanical review on medicinal plants of the Lamiaceae family in Turkey

Medicinal plants have been used by humans for the treatment of various diseases for thousands of years from past to present. Members of the Lamiaceae family are among the most preferred medicinal plants due to the wide variety of secondary components they contain, particularly essential oils. In this review, Master?s and PhD theses and books based on ethnobotanical studies investigated between 1960 and 2021 as well as internationally recognized databases (PubMed, Scopus, Google Scholar, Web of Science, SciFinder, Springer and Elsevier) were used to determine the medicinal uses of Lamiaceae taxa among the people in Turkey. As a result of the study, it was found that a total of 221 taxa (192 species) belonging to 29 genera, 51 of which are endemic, have medicinal/therapeutic uses. The local names of these taxa, the usage which are used among the people, the diseases in which they are used, and the geographical regions given in the present study. The genera of taxa most commonly used for medicinal purposes by the local people are Salvia (37 taxa), Sideritis (25 taxa), Stachys (22 taxa), Thymus (16 taxa) and Origanum (13 taxa). It was observed that the most frequently used two methods while preparing these plants for use was infusion (61%), and decoction (24%). Studies conducted on National (TURK, BHP), Regional (EU) and International Pharmacopoeias (WHO) and various monographs (AHP, COMISSION E, EMA, ESCOP, PDR) have revealed that there are 29 taxa included in these pharmacopoeias and monographs whose purpose of use are similar to the diseases that local people are trying to treat. Diseases that people use plants for therapeutic purposes are grouped into 12 categories. It was determined that these plants were widely used for therapeutic purposes in gastric disorders as well as otolaryngology and respiratory system diseases. This review briefly discusses whether some taxa commonly used by the local people in the treatment of diseases can be useful in the treatment of the disease in question, in the light of scientific studies.

The influence of purpose-of-use on information overload in online social networking

In recent years, information consumption has accelerated as novel social media networking platforms continue to increasingly permeate daily life. Though these means of communication have been incredibly beneficial in terms of addressing accessibility to information, news, and long-distance social connectivity, they have also brought with them multiple other problems. One such drawback is the risk of increased sensory and information overload. Although previous literature has found evidence of a link between social media use and overload, there is little work exploring the intention-related dimensions of social media use and their relationship with experiences of overload. In this work, we administered a short survey to investigate whether different participant purposes for using social media were related to social media fatigue and/or overload. Using various linear models, we examined whether our hypothesized demographic including age range and/or predictor variables such as purpose of using social media could significantly predict experiences of overload online. Our results surprisingly suggest that certain dimensions of social media assumed to be predictors of overload-like experiences, such as the amount of screen time on social media, may not be related to overload-like experiences. We found that purpose of use does not predict the frequency of reported overload-like experiences. The implications of our work for the broader understanding of information overload is discussed and future directions of research are offered.

PECULARITIES OF WORK ON SHAPING THE LANGUAGE CULTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENTS

Objective. The objective of the article is to suggest the ways of increasing the level of students’ speech culture in the classes of the Ukrainian language for professional purposes in institutions of higher education. Methods. The study involves theoretical analysis and synthesis of literature on the studied problem, practical selection of factual material and the formulation of conclusion on its basis. Results. The article considers methods, types, techniques and forms of work on the formation of students’ speech culture, the effectiveness of creating situations of professionally oriented speech in the Ukrainian language classes for professional purposes, offers examples of exercises and tasks that promote students’ communicative competence. For the formation of the proper speech culture of future skilled specialists, it is important to form an understanding that speech culture will give them the opportunity to use the language in professional activities skillfully, as well as in the Ukrainian language classes to create professionally oriented situations of professionally oriented speech, to choose interesting, meaningful and informative exercises and tasks of different types in view of future professional activity. Studying the Ukrainian language at the professional level in accordance with the developed concept provides students with considerable opportunities: to understand peculiarities of the language system, the specificity of using different language units depending on the scope and purpose of use; develop skills in the correct use of language, speech, and communicative standards of professional communication; develop the ability and skills to navigate in the spheres of professionally oriented speech. The choice of effective teaching methods and technologies, forms of activity, ways of interaction between the teacher and the student enables us to optimize the process of learning the Ukrainian language, to improve the organization of individual, group and collective activities of students who are skilled specialists in future.

Oxytocin Regimens for Labour Augmentation and Its Effect on Perinatal Outcomes: A Narrative Review

Background: The issue of childbirth, stimulation of labor is very important for successful childbirth and the birth of healthy babies. Obstetricians play main role in providing and rising Maternal and Child Health (MCH) care facilities. One amongst the goal of MCH care is safe delivery with smart feto-maternal outcome. The hormone plays vital role to cut back rates of caesarean birth once used for management of dystocia. Interventions with oxytocin particularly at high doses would lead to adverse effects on fetal heart rate and uterine tachsystole which occurs due to reduction in blood flow during contraction in intervillousspaces. The purpose of use of oxytocin is for physiological birth and for successful delivery practices. For augmentation of labour hormone regimens are low-dose (1-3 milli units/min) and high dose (4-7 milli units/min). Studies have shown high-dose of hormone causes hyperstimulation to womb. It's been mentioned that there's decrease in induction to delivery time at meta-analysis.&#x0D; Augmentation of labour is that the method of accelerating the frequency of contractions to facilitate a labour. The principal methodology for achieving augmentation of labour varies in the use and approach. Oxytocin is widely used for each induction and augmentation of labour. Interventions with oxytocin particularly at high doses would lead to adverse effects on fetal heart rate and uterine tachsystole which occurs due to reduction in blood flow during contraction in intervillous spaces. The purpose of use of oxytocin is for physiological birth and for successful delivery practices. These results reinforce the need to reflect on a change in care during delivery. Thus,this will help health care professional for better understanding on use and its effect during labour which will help in proper decision making for augmentation of labour.

PSYCHOLINGUISTIC FEATURES OF EXPLICATION OF LINGUOCULTURAL MODEL “CLOTHING” IN ENGLISH AND UKRAINIAN

To understand the linguocultural units of the thematic group “clothing” in the English language, it is important to master the principles of nomination of lexical units, such as the principle of nomination “a form”, the principle of nomination “a purpose of use of a thing (a purpose)” or “clothing as a material having been used”, the principle of nomination “social, national and professional affiliation”. For the understanding of linguocultural units of the thematic group “clothing” in the Ukrainian language the laws of organization of usual and actual communicative meanings, their interaction, movement, etc. are quite important, then for understanding linguocultural units of the thematic group “clothing” in the English language is sufficient superficial perception of lexical units that denote the nominations of clothing, understanding the features of their motivation, in particular, verbs, nouns and adjectives, as well as mastering the form of presentation of this or that lexical unit.&#x0D;