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This is my research report I completed during the
1998 academy term with the Deep River Science Academy (DRSA)
at Whiteshell Labs
in partnership with Atomic Energy of Canada Limited. This paper was
published in Huang Pu Journal in June, 2000. It was published under the
title Cation Exchange Capacity of Rocks' Mineral Fillings. A
short summary
of the project can be found at official DRSA website.
Please use
the following links to see the paper if you are interested.
 | Non
technical summary |
| Abstract
and the Table of Contents |
| Intro, Methods,
Results, and Conclusions |
| Tables 3.1,
3.2, 3.3,
& 4 |
| Figures 1,
2, 3,
4, 5,
6, 7,
8, & 9 |
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Four education sessions was designed to help the
individual live his or her life to its fullest while managing a chronic
illness. The described four sessions would be the first in a series of
ten. The techniques presented included how to discover resources for
individualized needs; personal goal setting and the processes of
prioritizing, planning, pacing, protecting, posture, and positivity in the
performance of everyday tasks; techniques for exercising, energy
conservation and joint protection; and finally dealing with the
psychosocial ramifications of this chronic illness. Problems faced by SLE
patients are identified.
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For the original project, please
e-mail me for it. |
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A CD was produced with this assignment and the
content can also be found
here. |
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| The
impact of exposing to 5
kinds of substances in utero is summarized in the chart. This project
was completed as part of my placement at Children's hospital.
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| The objective of this assignment was to assess a job site and
recommend possible changes to the company to reduce the rate of back
injury. Diagram for proper lifting is provided.
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| One of my classmate and I had the chance to do an ergonomic assessment
of a workstation in Manitoba Health's building. This report can be found
here. |
| In my 5th placement at Rehabilitation Center for Children, report were
provided to the parents and school OT regarding assessment done during the
camp, some things we find work for the camper, & recommended activities to
do. A "skeleton" of the report is here. |
| My MHA Letter of
Intent.
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