81. Patient Education Menu-6/99 Patient education Menu The materials that follow are meant to be used by physicians and health educators for patient education. Please use these materials freely and modify them at will. literacy patient education materials are indicated with an asterisk. general http://lib-sh.lsumc.edu/fammed/pted/pted.html

Patient Education Menu The materials that follow are meant to be used by physicians and health educators for patient education. Please use these materials freely and modify them at will. This information can not replace proper diagnosis based on history and physical by a liscensed healthcare professional. Although every effort is made to assure the accuracy and usefulness of these materials, all materials should be checked for content by the health care professional using them. There are no guaranteed of any sort on these materials and the users assume all risk and liabilities. Major Types of Patient Education Materials: Health Problems and Maintenance (alphabetical by subject) Health Problems and Maintenance (alphabetical by specialty) Drug Information (alphabetical by generic and brand name) Note: Low literacy patient education materials are indicated with an asterisk If you find them useful please let us know. If you would like to add some of you own hand outs to our collection, please sent it to us via E-mail to E.J. Mayeaux, Jr., M.D.

82. Louisiana Department Of Education Home Page Offers a guide to school events, grants and opportunities, jobs and press releases. Link to publications and tests. issues in louisiana or call the Department of education toll free statelevel overview of louisiana education. The District http://www.doe.state.la.us/

83. Dental Continuing Education For information, contact Dr. Steve Picou at 504454-0067 or call theLouisiana Academy of general Dentistry at 1-800-277-8356. For http://www.gnofn.org/~lagd/

Louisiana Academy of General Dentistry Baton Rouge: December 15, 2000 Clinical Complications with Implants Charles English, DDS Kenner: March 16-17, 2001 Innovative Endodontics J. Frank Vertucci, DMD James E. Haddix, DMD Biloxi, MS: June 7-9, 2001 Gulf Coast Resort Symposium on Aesthetic Dentistry Seven top speakers! David Hornbrook, DDS, Matt Roberts, DDS Michael Koczarski, DDS Ed Lowe, DDS Gary Takacs, DDS Michael DiTolla, DDS Mark Montgomery, DDS Lafayette: September 28, 2001 A Survival Guide to Fee-for-Service Dental Care Paul Homoly, DDS Baton Rouge: December 7-8, 2001 Making Esthetic Restorative Materials Work for You! Howard E. Strassler, DMD Mastertrak Kenner: January 18-20, 2001 Henry Gremillion, DDS on Jack Sheridan, DDS on Orthodontics For information, contact Dr. Steve Picou at 504-454-0067 or call the Louisiana Academy of General Dentistry at 1-800-277-8356. For a listing of statewide dental CE events, check the cooperative calendar at

84. Louisiana Department Of Education Home Page louisiana Schools Online http://www.doe.state.la.us/DOE/asps/home.asp?I=ONLINE

85. Southeast Louisiana Refuges General Information DIRECTIONS TO REFUGE OFFICE From Baton Rouge, LA, take US Highway 190 west to theAtchafalaya River, then go south on louisiana Highway 975 to the Sherburne http://southeastlouisiana.fws.gov/atchafalaya.html

Info Home Staff Info Endangered Species Friends of LA Refuges ... Download the Fact Sheet Click HERE to find out the Atchafalaya River water level. Atchafalaya National Wildlife Refuge DIRECTIONS TO REFUGE OFFICE: From Baton Rouge, LA, take U.S. Highway 190 west to the Atchafalaya River, then go south on Louisiana Highway 975 to the Sherburne WMA. American bald eagle, peregrine falcon, Louisiana black bear OTHER WILDLIFE SPECIES: White-tailed deer, eastern wild turkey HABITAT DESCRIPTION: Bottomland hardwoods MANAGEMENT GOALS: Hunting, fishing, forest management. OPPORTUNITIES FOR PUBLIC USE: Hunting, fishing, nature trail Southeast Louisiana Refuges 1010 Gause Blvd. Slidell, LA 70458 Phone: (985) 646-7555 website.comments@southeastlarefuges.com

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Welcome General Information Non-Credit Courses Credit Courses ... Workforce Development THE ACT CENTER - ACT COURSES Adult Literacy KeyTrain Locating Information KeyTrain Applied Mathematics Industrial Tech/Safety Skills Residential Energy Systems: Home Analysis Electrical Control Equipment: Magnetic Starters Digital Electric Theory: Binary Logic circuits AC and DC Motors: DC Motor Theory Electronic Maintenance: Transducers, Electronic Maintenance: Level and Weight Transmitters Electronic Maintenance: Flow Transmitter Electrical Theory: Introduction to Digital Devices Digital Electric Theory: Codes, Encoders, Decoders, Flip Flops Digital Electric Theory: Data Trans, Conversion and Storage Electrical Theory: AC Characteristics Electrical Test Equipment: Ammeters, Meggers

87. The National DDay Museum - New Orleans - Education - Web Links Each lesson comes complete with directions, louisiana education benchmarks,and reproducible handouts. Lesson plans cost $2 each. http://www.ddaymuseum.org/education/dday_education_teachers.html

Remember Pearl Harbor and Remember Dec 7th are probably two of the most remembered slogans from the period. Here is Remember Dec 7th captured in a stunning 24 x 36 poster. Our Price $7.50 FACT SHEETS GLOSSARY BIBLIOGRAPHY WEB LINKS ... WWII IN THE NEWS Information for Teachers RESOURCES AND TEACHING MATERIALS FROM THE NATIONAL D-DAY MUSEUM *To receive emails notification of upcoming teacher workshops and programs, please send your email address to the Director of Education at educator@ddaymuseum.org IN THE CLASSROOM How to Teach WWII Teaching WWII can be a difficult task. The Education Department at The National D-Day Museum offers these guidelines to help teachers focus on the main themes of D-Day and WWII. Lesson Plans The Museum offers a number of Lesson Plans that you may purchase for classroom use. Each lesson comes complete with directions, Louisiana education benchmarks, and reproducible handouts. Lesson plans cost $2 each. For a free catalogue call (504) 527-6012x225 or

88. The National DDay Museum - New Orleans - Education - Museum Programs Encamped throughout the louisiana Memorial Pavilion, these reenactors bring historyto life by encouraging hands-on interaction with adults and children alike http://www.ddaymuseum.org/education/dday_education_programs.html

Remember Pearl Harbor and Remember Dec 7th are probably two of the most remembered slogans from the period. Here is Remember Dec 7th captured in a stunning 24 x 36 poster. Our Price $7.50 FACT SHEETS GLOSSARY BIBLIOGRAPHY WEB LINKS ... WWII IN THE NEWS Public and Educational Programs at The National D-Day Museum Lunchbox Lectures The Lunchbox Lecture series offers visitors interesting and entertaining discussions-presented by staff and other local historians-on a variety of WWII subjects. Lecture titles have included The Battle of the Bulge, Women in WWII, The Invasion of Guadalcanal , and The London Blitz . These lectures are held twice a month on a Wednesday and are free and open to the public. No reservations are required. Visit our calendar to see what topics we have in store.

89. Division Of Continuing Education: Louisiana Science & Engineering Fair louisiana State University College of Basic Sciences; College of education; Collegeof Engineering; Division of Continuing education. louisiana Academy of Sciences. http://www.doce.lsu.edu/lsef/

April 6 - 7, 2003 Louisiana State University An Affiliate of the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair Cleveland, Ohio May 11-17, 2003 Region 7 Schedule February 27 - 28, 2003 State Science Fair Schedule April 6 - 7, 2003 The Louisiana Science and Engineering Fair provides a unique educational opportunity for public and non-public school students in grades 6 through 12. Through development and presentation of science and engineering projects, students enhance their ability to: Make observations, Ask questions regarding scientific phenomena, Formulate ideas regarding the solution to a problem, Effectively present their works to society. Most educators agree that this type of activity provides the ultimate learning experience. Louisiana State University College of Basic Sciences College of Education College of Engineering Division of Continuing Education Louisiana Academy of Sciences Home General Information Contact Us!

90. Can You Give Me Some General Information About LSU? Can you give me some general information about LSU's Division of Continuing Educationreaches out to University's resources to people in louisiana, the nation http://www.is.lsu.edu/shared_asp/policies/policies.asp?ID=39

91. General Information louisiana State University holds a prominent position in American Higher Educationand is considered one of the world's finest teaching and research http://www.lsu.edu/comd/general_information1.htm

Department of Communication Baton Rouge, LA For Information Contact: Raven Johnson Dept. Coordinator ravenj@lsu.edu LSU Home Page Admissions Office Financial Aid ... LSU Graduate School Department of Communication THE UNIVERSITY: Louisiana State University holds a prominent position in American Higher Education and is considered one of the world's finest teaching and research institutions. In 1978, LSU was named a sea-grant college, one of only 25 universities in the country recognized as both a land-and-sea grant institution. In 1987, LSU was designated a Research university I, which puts it in the top 2 percent of the nation's colleges and universities. Only 70 universities, 45 public and 25 private, have this designation. The University campus, located in the southern part of the city of Baton Rouge, is bordered on the west by the Mississippi River. BATON ROUGE: Baton Rouge, capital city of Louisiana, is the nation's fifth largest port and a major petrochemical, financial, and industrial center with a metropolitan area population of more than 500,000. The city has a rich cultural legacy. Many large live-oak trees are found throughout the city, and the mild climate, recreational diversity, and natural beauty make Baton Rouge an attractive place to live. The area's semitropical climate makes outdoor activities popular throughout the year. Baton Rouge is also approximately 80 miles from New Orleans, with its old world ambience, famous restaurants, and other varied attractions.

92. General Legislative Provisions For Students With Disabilities restrictive environment and, in general, in an charter schools from special educationlaws is moot state statutes (Arizona, louisiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota http://www.ed.gov/pubs/chartlegis/part1.html

Review of Charter School Legislation Provisions Related to Students with Disabilities, September 1998 General Legislative Provisions This first part of the review examines statutory provisions that have implications for, but do not necessarily address directly, students with disabilities or special education. Various provisions in state statutes grant charter schools varying levels of authority to govern themselves and to make decisions regarding the operation of the schools, including decisions related to personnel, curriculum, and expenditures. The extent of a charter school's operational autonomy will have an impact on how special education programs are implemented in these schools. As described in the following paragraphs, statutory provisions that give higher levels of autonomy include ones that allow or require charter schools to (1) operate independent from local school districts, (2) make their own personnel decisions, (3) be exempt from state and district education laws and regulations, (4) assume liability for their actions, and (5) receive their funding directly from the state. Independence from districts.

93. SWS - Wetland Education Resources A cooperation between the National Wetlands Research Center (USGS) in LouisianaUSA and Chadron State College in Nebraska, USA. educationgeneral. http://www.sws.org/education/

Wetland-related Educational Resources Home Membership Journal Regional ... Links Contents Introduction and Goals What is a Wetland? Ownership and Use of materials in these pages Links to Homepages of wetlands-related courses Course materials Links to other sites of interest Contribute to this resource Introduction and Goals Theses pages are intended to facilitate sharing of techniques, skills, tools, and ideas on and about wetland education. It is intended for college and university professors, teaching assistants, and students; however some resources may be useful in K-12 or other educational settings. The material should prove useful in teaching wetlands or limnology, in specialized units in ecology or environmental science/studies courses, or to supplement content in biology, engineering, geology/earth science, political science, and other courses. Please bookmark this page, and encourage your colleagues to visit and participate. As with all Web resources, this site is dynamic and will certainly evolve to meet the needs of users. Your contributions and feedback will help us achieve our goals.

94. General Conference - Wednesday, February 28, 1996 general Conference Wednesday, February 28, 1996 to design and implement the LouisianaLibrary Network 345PM - 430PM - The Museum education Site Licensing http://www.infotoday.com/cil96/wedsfull.html

General Conference - Wednesday, February 28, 1996 Track A - The World Wide Web for Libraries Track B - Information Delivery Track A - The World Wide Web for Libraries Moderators: Hope Tillman - Babson College and Walt Howe - Delphi Internet Services Corp. As the user-friendly World Wide Web interfaces encourage individuals and organizations to use technology in different ways, libraries are taking a leadership role in providing new and exciting services and delivery via the WWW. This track focuses on WWW software, applications, skills, and training. Library "Homes on the Web" Richard Voos - Cataloging Librarian and Helm, Horn Library Navigator, Babson College Frank Cervone - Library Systems Department Head, DePaul University Patti J. Mersmann - Director of Library Information Technology, Kansas State Library Library web projects are blooming. What objectives are these web servers designed to fulfill? How are these projects being implemented, maintained and improved? What staff support is necessary? What training is needed and how is it being accomplished? Xiaofeng John Zhu - Head of Systems

95. American Civil Liberties Union : Louisiana Legislates Classroom Civility Students Rights general This is not going to improve the quality ofeducation in the state of louisiana one iota. . . . http://www.aclu.org/StudentsRights/StudentsRights.cfm?ID=7457&c=31

96. Chronic Disease Prevention | State Profiles | Louisiana louisiana. the support, development, and implementation of effective HIV educationfor school information about comprehensive cancer control in general as well http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/states/louisiana.htm

National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Chronic Disease Prevention Home Announcements Contact Us Chronic Disease Overview ... Related Links Louisiana On This Page Fact Sheets Funding Legislation Reports ... Statistics and Data Fact Sheets Cancer Burden Data Summary data on lung, colorectal, breast, and prostate cancer. These state-level data include the estimated number of new diagnoses and cancer deaths as well as age-adjusted mortality rates broken down by race/ethnicity and presented alongside the national averages. Heart Disease Among Men Data on men 35 years of age and older, living in the state during the years 1991–1995, are summarized by ethnic group, number of deaths, and mortality rates. The state's national rank is also presented by ethnic group and total population. Includes general observations on regional and racial/ethnic trends. Heart Disease Among Women Data on women 35 years of age and older, living in the state during the years 1991–1995, are summarized by ethnic group, number of deaths, and mortality rates. The state's national rank is also presented by ethnic group and total population. Includes general observations on regional and racial/ethnic trends. Heart Disease in the Total Population Data on heart disease in the total state population drawn from the combined NCCDPHP atlases on men and women. Data on individuals 35 years of age and older, living in the state during the years 1991–1995, are summarized by ethnic group, number of deaths, and mortality rates. The state's national rank is also presented by ethnic group and as a whole. Includes general observations on regional and racial/ethnic trends.

97. LA Department Of Economic Development - Louisiana Positives The 1088th Engineer Battalion, headquartered in Plaquemine, was awarded the GeneralWalter T louisiana's LA 4 early childhood education program has been http://www.lded.state.la.us/overview/la_positives.asp

Overview Louisiana Positives Economic Indicators Demographics ... Research Library LOUISIANA POSITIVES Updated February 20, 2003 (for PDF version, click here Education Technology Finance ... Health Education: Higher education in Louisiana continues to be among the most affordable. While the national average increase of college tuition over the past two years was nine percent, Louisiana tuition increased just four percent at its four-year colleges (6th lowest). The study also noted that total state appropriations for higher education in Louisiana increased six percent, ranking it 5th ( National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education, Winter 2003

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99. Educational Resources Since that time, tremendous strides have been made in the area ofwater quality improvement throughout louisiana and the Nation. http://www.deq.state.la.us/assistance/educate/

General Environmental Issues and Links Air Quality Resources Radiation Protection Resources Hazardous Waste Resources ... Water Quality Resources General Environmental Issues and Links Lesson Plan: Environmental Rulemaking - Background Lesson Plan: Environmental Rulemaking - Exercise Louisiana Resource Center for Educators (LRCE) DEQ 1999 Earth Day Activities and Links Louisiana Office of Environmental Education EPA Explorers Club for Kids EPA Students and Teachers Page EPA Region 5 Earth Day Activities Home Page EPA Region 4 Kids' Stuff EPA EPA Region 7 Kids' Page EPA Teaching Aids National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Kid's Page Environmental Education Resources on the Internet Air Quality Resources Lesson Plan: Making Smog in a Jar Lesson Plan: Read My Data! Facts, Fun, and Activities from the SMOGINATOR! EPA Explorers Club for Kids - Air EPA Air and Radiation Protection Radiation Protection Resources Fact Sheet and Radon Ranger Comic Book EPA Radiation Protection Division Students' Page An A-Mazing Recycle Puzzle Earth Day Word Puzzle ... East Baton Rouge Recycling Hazardous Waste Resources Learn About Chemicals Around Your Home How Hazardous Waste Sites Are Cleaned Up Examples of Hazardous Waste Site Cleanup Methods Hazardous Waste Site Cleanup - Case Studies ... EPA Superfund Program - Pages for Students and Teachers Water Quality Resources Planning a School Yard Habitat for St. Thomas More School

100. Welcome To Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center New Orleans - Louis The louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans provideseducation, research, patient care services and community outreach. http://www.lsuhsc.edu/no/

Wednesday, April 09, 2003 Administration Centers of Excellence General Information Libraries ... Event / News To view the scrolling Events/News , you need to use Internet Explorer Browser Welcome to Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center New Orleans The Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans provides education, research, patient care services and community outreach. The LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans educates health professionals and scientists at all levels. Its major responsibility is the advancement and dissemination of knowledge in medicine, dentistry, nursing, allied health, public health and basic sciences. Statewide programs of clinical and basic health science research are developed and expanded by LSU Health Sciences Center. This research results in publications, technology transfer and related economic enhancements to meet the changing needs of the State of Louisiana and the nation. The LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans encompasses five schools, nine centers and patient care clinics: the School of

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