Nathan Gross
Biographic Data
| ID | 5660780 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nathan Gross |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nathan |
| FAMILY NAME | Gross |
| SIGNATURE | GROSS N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Occupational and Environmental Health College of Public Health, University of Iowa Iowa City Iowa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Is Positive Communication Sufficient to Modulate Procedural Pain and Anxiety in the Emergency Department? A Randomized Controlled Trial
OBJECTIVE: Research suggests that therapeutic communication could enhance patient comfort during medical procedures. Few studies have been conducted in clinical settings, with adequate blinding. Our hypothesis was that a positive message could lead to analgesia and anxiolysis, and that this effect would be enhanced by an empathetic interaction with the nurse performing the procedure, compared with an audio-taped message. This study aimed to modul…
Characteristics of Work‐ and Non‐work‐Related Farm Injuries
PURPOSE: Farm-related injuries are an important public health problem in agriculture because of their impact on individuals, families, and farm operations. While surveillance programs such as the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries is available to track fatal agricultural injuries, more work is needed to examine the burden of nonfatal agricultural injuries. METHODS: Data involving agricultural injuries were collected from the Iowa Trauma Regist…
The Esthetics of Negligence
Functions of the Framework in La Fontaine's Psyché
By keeping the frame-characters before the reader while they visit Versailles and listen to the tale of Cupid and Psyche, and by informing us of the kinds of emotions Psyché's adventures inspire, La Fontaine uses the elaborate framework to place into perspective our reactions to his art. The frame makes the reader recognize his reactions to the story, mirrored in the four friends responses, as well as to the poet's stylistic devices: badinage, re…
Strategy and Meaning in la Fontaine's Adonis
The Style of La Fontaine's Fables
Parzival and Ither's Highest Fame
part played by the Red Knight, Ither von Gaheviez, King of Kukumerlant, killed by Parzival to obtain the red armor given him in jest by King Arthur.' His death provokes such great dismay and mourning in Arthur's court, for which there is no corresponding passage in the Chretien poem or in any of the other Perceval romances, that one may ask why Ither receives this unparalleled tribute. No less a character than Queen Ginover eulogizes the dead man
Les Plaideurs and the Racinian Canon
When one confronts Les Plaideurs, produced in 1668, and Britannicus, Racine's fourth tragedy given the following year, numerous striking parallels emerge to suggest that Racine either approached the comic plot of the Wasps of Aristophanes, the source for his one comedy, and Tacitus' potentially tragic account of the death of Britannicus with some of the same themes, or that he reworked some themes from the comedy while writing Britannicus. We do …
Invention in an Imitated Sonnet by Gongora
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Invention in an Imitated Sonnet by Gongora
Les Plaideurs and the Racinian Canon
When one confronts Les Plaideurs, produced in 1668, and Britannicus, Racine's fourth tragedy given the following year, numerous striking parallels emerge to suggest that Racine either approached the comic plot of the Wasps of Aristophanes, the source for his one comedy, and Tacitus' potentially tragic account of the death of Britannicus with some of the same themes, or that he reworked some themes from the comedy while writing Britannicus. We do …
Parzival and Ither's Highest Fame
part played by the Red Knight, Ither von Gaheviez, King of Kukumerlant, killed by Parzival to obtain the red armor given him in jest by King Arthur.' His death provokes such great dismay and mourning in Arthur's court, for which there is no corresponding passage in the Chretien poem or in any of the other Perceval romances, that one may ask why Ither receives this unparalleled tribute. No less a character than Queen Ginover eulogizes the dead man
The Style of La Fontaine's Fables
Functions of the Framework in La Fontaine's Psyché
By keeping the frame-characters before the reader while they visit Versailles and listen to the tale of Cupid and Psyche, and by informing us of the kinds of emotions Psyché's adventures inspire, La Fontaine uses the elaborate framework to place into perspective our reactions to his art. The frame makes the reader recognize his reactions to the story, mirrored in the four friends responses, as well as to the poet's stylistic devices: badinage, re…
Strategy and Meaning in la Fontaine's Adonis
The Esthetics of Negligence
Characteristics of Work‐ and Non‐work‐Related Farm Injuries
PURPOSE: Farm-related injuries are an important public health problem in agriculture because of their impact on individuals, families, and farm operations. While surveillance programs such as the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries is available to track fatal agricultural injuries, more work is needed to examine the burden of nonfatal agricultural injuries. METHODS: Data involving agricultural injuries were collected from the Iowa Trauma Regist…
Is Positive Communication Sufficient to Modulate Procedural Pain and Anxiety in the Emergency Department? A Randomized Controlled Trial
OBJECTIVE: Research suggests that therapeutic communication could enhance patient comfort during medical procedures. Few studies have been conducted in clinical settings, with adequate blinding. Our hypothesis was that a positive message could lead to analgesia and anxiolysis, and that this effect would be enhanced by an empathetic interaction with the nurse performing the procedure, compared with an audio-taped message. This study aimed to modul…
Art (7 works) · Historical and Literary Studies (5 works) · Literature (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Historical and Literary Analyses (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Nursing (2 works) · Poetry (2 works) · Adonis (1 work) · Adventure (1 work)