Rehabilitation Nursing 1996: Vol 21 Index

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Index of 1996 Articles
Volume 21 of Rehabilitation Nursing, January-December 1996
This index of articles that have appeared in Rehabilitation Nursing in 1996 is divided into two
parts. The first part lists articles by topic area (e.g., aphasia) in this format: title; author(s); issue
number: initial page number. In this listing, (CE) indicates that the article was offered as a con-
tinuing education feature, (P) indicates that it was published in the Perspectives department, (WV)
indicates that it appeared in the World View department, and (GE) indicates a Guest Editorial. The
second part of the index lists each author and the corresponding issue and initial page number of
his or her article in this format: author’s last name, author’s first name; issue number: initial page
number.
Alphabetical Listing by Topic Psychological Aspects of Lay Caregiving (CE); Rebecca A. Ruppert;
6:315
Aphasia
Painting a Mural and Writing an Article: Creative Rehabilitation Cerebrovascular accident (CVA)/cerebrovascular disease (see
Strategies; Mary K. Skinner, Philip J. Nagel; 2:63 Stroke)
Bladder and bowel management Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) (see Pul-
Do Rehabilitation Patients Continue Prescribed Bowel Medications monary rehabilitation)
After Discharge? (CE); Carolyn Graham, Chris Kunkle; 6:298
Geriatric Rehabilitation: Nursing Interventions and Outcomes Fo- Chronic pain (see Pain management)
cusing on Urinary Function and Knowledge of Medications;
Barbara Resnick, Diane Slocum, Lynn Ra, Pat Moffett; 3:142 Chronic wounds (see Skin care)
The Impact of Spinal Pathology on Bowel Control in Children (CE);
Joy Edwards-Beckett, Heather King; 6:292 Creative rehabilitation strategies
A New Technique in Independent Intermittent Catheterization: The “Aloha”: An In-House Nursing Home Vacation; Donna W.
Mitrofanoff Catheterizable Channel; Melinda J. Kurtz, D. Kiko Gipner; 3:139
Van Zandt, Lyn R. Sapp; 6:311 Painting a Mural and Writing an Article: Creative Rehabilitation
Strategies; Mary K. Skinner, Philip J. Nagel; 2:63
Brain injury/head injury
Brian’s World (P); Lorraine Brennan; 3:152 Family caregivers (see Caregiving issues)
Operationalizing a Comprehensive Neurobehavioral Plan; Patricia
Grindell, Lynne Le Blanc, Deanna Cawley; 2:91 Family education (see Patient and family education)
Psychosocial Issues Following Serious Head Injury: A Case Study
of an Adolescent Girl; Helga Lara Helgadottir; 5:258 Family relationships
Family Relationships and Adaptation to Spinal Cord Injury: A Qual-
Cardiac rehabilitation itative Study (CE); Diana H. Rintala, Mary Ellen Young, Jean
Beyond Type A: Hostility and Coronary Heart Disease—Implica- Cole Spencer, P. Sarah Bates; 2:67
tions for Research and Practice; Linda R. Delunas; 4:196 Family Support: Can It Be Measured? (P); Beverly Bilbo, Cynthia
Cardiac Rehabilitation in the Elderly: Improving Effectiveness (CE); Mangum, Bernita Qualls, Elizabeth Sullivan; 6:326
Jerilyn K. Allen, Barbara K. Redman; 4:182 Psychological Aspects of Lay Caregiving (CE); Rebecca A. Ruppert;
Cardiac Rehabilitation Survey: Maintenance of Lifestyle Changes 6:315
and Perception of Program Value (CE); Paula M. Suter, W. New-
ton Suter, Michael K. Perkins, Susan L. Bona, Phyllis A. Geriatric rehabilitation
Kendrick; 4:192 Cardiac Rehabilitation in the Elderly: Improving Effectiveness (CE);
A Follow-Up Study of Ethnic and Gender Differences in Cardiac Jerilyn K. Allen, Barbara K. Redman; 4:182
Rehabilitation (CE); Kathleen C. Romeo Ashton, Michael S. Family Caregiving in Cases of Hip Fracture (CE); Margaret A.
Saccucci; 4:187 Williams, Marilyn T. Oberst, Barry C. Bjorklund, Susan H.
Hughes; 3:132
Caregiving issues Geriatric Rehabilitation: Nursing Interventions and Outcomes Fo-
Caregivers of People with Multiple Sclerosis: A Survey in New cusing on Urinary Function and Knowledge of Medications;
Zealand; Robert J. Gregory; 1:31 Barbara Resnick, Diane Slocum, Lynn Ra, Pat Moffett; 3:142
Caring for the Caregivers: The Hidden Victims of Illness and Dis- Predictors of the Use of Memory Improvement Strategies by Old-
ability; Richard Holicky; 5:247 er Adults; Graham J. McDougall; 4:202
Family Caregiving in Cases of Hip Fracture (CE); Margaret A. Sexuality and Sexual Capacities of Elderly People (CE); Meredith
Williams, Marilyn T. Oberst, Barry C. Bjorklund, Susan H. E. Drench, Rita H. Losee; 3:118
Hughes; 3:132
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Index of 1996 Articles
Volume 21 of Rehabilitation Nursing, January-December 1996
This index of articles that have appeared in Rehabilitation Nursing in 1996 is divided into two
parts. The first part lists articles by topic area (e.g., aphasia) in this format: title; author(s); issue
number: initial page number. In this listing, (CE) indicates that the article was offered as a con-
tinuing education feature, (P) indicates that it was published in the Perspectives department, (WV)
indicates that it appeared in the World View department, and (GE) indicates a Guest Editorial. The
second part of the index lists each author and the corresponding issue and initial page number of
his or her article in this format: author’s last name, author’s first name; issue number: initial page
number.
Alphabetical Listing by Topic Psychological Aspects of Lay Caregiving (CE); Rebecca A. Ruppert;
6:315
Aphasia
Painting a Mural and Writing an Article: Creative Rehabilitation Cerebrovascular accident (CVA)/cerebrovascular disease (see
Strategies; Mary K. Skinner, Philip J. Nagel; 2:63 Stroke)
Bladder and bowel management Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) (see Pul-
Do Rehabilitation Patients Continue Prescribed Bowel Medications monary rehabilitation)
After Discharge? (CE); Carolyn Graham, Chris Kunkle; 6:298
Geriatric Rehabilitation: Nursing Interventions and Outcomes Fo- Chronic pain (see Pain management)
cusing on Urinary Function and Knowledge of Medications;
Barbara Resnick, Diane Slocum, Lynn Ra, Pat Moffett; 3:142 Chronic wounds (see Skin care)
The Impact of Spinal Pathology on Bowel Control in Children (CE);
Joy Edwards-Beckett, Heather King; 6:292 Creative rehabilitation strategies
A New Technique in Independent Intermittent Catheterization: The “Aloha”: An In-House Nursing Home Vacation; Donna W.
Mitrofanoff Catheterizable Channel; Melinda J. Kurtz, D. Kiko Gipner; 3:139
Van Zandt, Lyn R. Sapp; 6:311 Painting a Mural and Writing an Article: Creative Rehabilitation
Strategies; Mary K. Skinner, Philip J. Nagel; 2:63
Brain injury/head injury
Brian’s World (P); Lorraine Brennan; 3:152 Family caregivers (see Caregiving issues)
Operationalizing a Comprehensive Neurobehavioral Plan; Patricia
Grindell, Lynne Le Blanc, Deanna Cawley; 2:91 Family education (see Patient and family education)
Psychosocial Issues Following Serious Head Injury: A Case Study
of an Adolescent Girl; Helga Lara Helgadottir; 5:258 Family relationships
Family Relationships and Adaptation to Spinal Cord Injury: A Qual-
Cardiac rehabilitation itative Study (CE); Diana H. Rintala, Mary Ellen Young, Jean
Beyond Type A: Hostility and Coronary Heart Disease—Implica- Cole Spencer, P. Sarah Bates; 2:67
tions for Research and Practice; Linda R. Delunas; 4:196 Family Support: Can It Be Measured? (P); Beverly Bilbo, Cynthia
Cardiac Rehabilitation in the Elderly: Improving Effectiveness (CE); Mangum, Bernita Qualls, Elizabeth Sullivan; 6:326
Jerilyn K. Allen, Barbara K. Redman; 4:182 Psychological Aspects of Lay Caregiving (CE); Rebecca A. Ruppert;
Cardiac Rehabilitation Survey: Maintenance of Lifestyle Changes 6:315
and Perception of Program Value (CE); Paula M. Suter, W. New-
ton Suter, Michael K. Perkins, Susan L. Bona, Phyllis A. Geriatric rehabilitation
Kendrick; 4:192 Cardiac Rehabilitation in the Elderly: Improving Effectiveness (CE);
A Follow-Up Study of Ethnic and Gender Differences in Cardiac Jerilyn K. Allen, Barbara K. Redman; 4:182
Rehabilitation (CE); Kathleen C. Romeo Ashton, Michael S. Family Caregiving in Cases of Hip Fracture (CE); Margaret A.
Saccucci; 4:187 Williams, Marilyn T. Oberst, Barry C. Bjorklund, Susan H.
Hughes; 3:132
Caregiving issues Geriatric Rehabilitation: Nursing Interventions and Outcomes Fo-
Caregivers of People with Multiple Sclerosis: A Survey in New cusing on Urinary Function and Knowledge of Medications;
Zealand; Robert J. Gregory; 1:31 Barbara Resnick, Diane Slocum, Lynn Ra, Pat Moffett; 3:142
Caring for the Caregivers: The Hidden Victims of Illness and Dis- Predictors of the Use of Memory Improvement Strategies by Old-
ability; Richard Holicky; 5:247 er Adults; Graham J. McDougall; 4:202
Family Caregiving in Cases of Hip Fracture (CE); Margaret A. Sexuality and Sexual Capacities of Elderly People (CE); Meredith
Williams, Marilyn T. Oberst, Barry C. Bjorklund, Susan H. E. Drench, Rita H. Losee; 3:118
Hughes; 3:132
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Group learning and teaching methods (see Patient and family Pressure Sore Prevention in a Rehabilitation Setting: Implement-
education) ing a Programmatic Approach (CE); Joanne Baggerly, Marie
DiBlasi; 5:234
Head injury (see Brain injury/head injury)
Nursing care plans
Hip fracture Beyond Type A: Hostility and Coronary Heart Disease—Implica-
Family Caregiving in Cases of Hip Fracture (CE); Margaret A. tions for Research and Practice; Linda R. Delunas; 4:196
Williams, Marilyn T. Oberst, Barry C. Bjorklund, Susan H. Operationalizing a Comprehensive Neurobehavioral Plan; Patricia
Hughes; 3:132 Grindell, Lynne Le Blanc, Deanna Cawley; 2:91
Patient Transfer to Rehabilitation: Just Another Move?; Joan M.
Incontinence (see Bladder and bowel management) Nypaver, Marilyn Titus, Christine J. Brugler; 2:94
{nterdisciplinary teamwork Nursing education
Assessing the Functional Level of Rehabilitation Teams and Facil- Save Our Skin (SOS) (P); Sandra Kenney Weeks; 5:267
itating Team Development (CE); Susan A. Wheelan, Judith M.
Hochberger; 2:75 Nursing management strategies
An Interdisciplinary Clinical Advancement Program Within a Pa- Assessing the Functional Level of Rehabilitation Teams and Facil-
tient-Centered Care Model (CE); JoAnn D’A virro, Teresa Dot- itating Team Development (CE); Susan A. Wheelan, Judith M.
son, Barbara LaPierre, Wendy Marshall, MaryBeth Mishler, Jen- Hochberger; 2:75
nifer L. Tanger; 3:132 Nursing Futures: A Process to Promote Change in the Delivery of
Nursing Futures: A Process to Promote Change in the Delivery of Care; Ellen A. Wilson, Patricia L. Young; 6:307
Care; Ellen A. Wilson, Patricia L. Young; 6:307 Operationalizing a Comprehensive Neurobehavioral Plan; Patricia
Rehabilitation and Dialysis: A Collaborative Program; Marcia A. Grindell, Lynne Le Blanc, Deanna Cawley; 2:91
Grandstaff; 3:148 Understanding Work Group Culture on Rehabilitation Units: The
What Shall We Do About Phil? (P); Susan Yannoni; 1:41 Key to Facilitating Group Innovation and Promoting Integration
(CE); Harriet Van Ess Coeling, Lillian M. Simms; 1:7
International rehabilitation nursing
Caregivers of People with Multiple Sclerosis: A Survey in New Nursing standards and practice
Zealand; Robert J. Gregory; 1:31 Halo Skeletal Traction Pin Site Care: Toward Developing a Stan-
dard of Care (CE); Rhonda S. Olson; 5:243
Medication
Do Rehabilitation Patients Continue Prescribed Bowel Medications
After Discharge? (CE); Carolyn Graham, Chris Kunkle; 6:298 Rehabilitation Nursing Extends to Oncology Patients: A New Chal-
Geriatric Rehabilitation: Nursing Interventions and Outcomes Fo- lenge for Rehabilitation Nurses (P); Suzette E. Grasso; 6:327
cusing on Urinary Function and Knowledge of Medications;
Barbara Resnick, Diane Slocum, Lynn Ra, Pat Moffett; 3:142 Pain management
Chronic Pain Syndrome: Nursing Assessment and Intervention
Memory (CE); Jolene M. Simon; 1:13
Predictors of the Use of Memory Improvement Strategies by Old- Development of a Chronic Pain Assessment Tool; Jolene M. Si-
er Adults; Graham J. McDougall; 4:202 mon, C. Luis McTier; 1:20
Effects of a Multimodal Pain Rehabilitation Program: A Pilot Study;
Multiple sclerosis Susan W. Vines, Ann Cox, Leslie Nicoll, Susan Garrett; 1:25
Caregivers of People with Multiple Sclerosis: A Survey in New The Painful Truth About Pain Management (GE); Renee Steele Ro-
Zealand; Robert J. Gregory; 1:31 somoff; 1:6
Neurological impairment Patient and family education
Operationalizing a Comprehensive Neurobehavioral Plan; Patricia Educational Interests of Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury Liv-
Grindell, Lynne Le Blanc, Deanna Cawley; 2:91 ing in the Community: Medical, Sexuality, and Wellness Top-
ics (CE); Karen A. Hart, Diana H. Rintala, Marcus J. Fuhrer;
Nursing assessment 2:82
Caring for the Caregivers: The Hidden Victims of Illness and Dis- Intimacy and Rheumatic Diseases; Kathy G. Dale; 1:38
ability; Richard Holicky; 5:247 Rehabilitation and Dialysis: A Collaborative Program; Marcia A.
Chronic Pain Syndrome: Nursing Assessment and Intervention Grandstaff; 3:148
(CE); Jolene M. Simon; 1:13 A Self-Management Program for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary
Development of a Chronic Pain Assessment Tool; Jolene M. Si- Disease: Relationship to Dyspnea and Self-Efficacy: Betty W.
mon, C. Luis McTier; 1:20 Zimmerman, Sylvia T. Brown, Josie M. Bowman; 5:253
Nursing Management of Pressure Ulcers Using a Hydrogel Dress- Using Self-Efficacy Theory to Educate Patients with Chronic Ob-
ing Protocol: Four Case Studies (CE); Heather Whittle, Cheryl structive Pulmonary Disease; Yvonne Krall Scherer, Sally Shim-
Fletcher, Alicia Hoskin, Karen Campbell; 5:239 mel; 5:262
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Index of 1996 Articles
Patient-centered care Assessing the Functional Level of Rehabilitation Teams and Facil-
An Interdisciplinary Clinical Advancement Program Within a Pa- itating Team Development (CE); Susan A. Wheelan, Judith M.
tient-Centered Care Model (CE); JoAnn D’A virro, Teresa Dot- Hochberger; 2:75
son, Barbara LaPierre, Wendy Marshall, MaryBeth Mishler, Jen- Nursing Futures: A Process to Promote Change in the Delivery of
nifer L. Tanger; 3:132 Care; Ellen A. Wilson, Patricia L. Young; 6:307
Educational Interests of Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury Living Rehabilitation Nursing Is “Like a Box of Chocolates” (P); Denice
in the Community: Medical, Sexuality, and Wellness Topics Scott; 4:210
(CE); Karen A. Hart, Diana H. Rintala, Marcus J. Fuhrer; 2:82
Using Self-Efficacy Theory to Educate Patients with Chronic Ob- Renal disease
structive Pulmonary Disease; Yvonne Krall Scherer, Sally Shim- Caring for a Rehabilitation Patient with Chronic Renal Failure and
mel; 5:262 End-Stage Renal Disease; Sandra E. Staney; 6:303
Rehabilitation and Dialysis: A Collaborative Program; Marcia A.
Pediatric rehabilitation Grandstaff; 3:148
The Impact of Spinal Pathology on Bowel Control in Children (CE);
Joy Edwards-Beckett, Heather King; 6:292 Rheumatic diseases
A New Technique in Independent Intermittent Catheterization: The Intimacy and Rheumatic Diseases; Kathy G. Dale; 1:38
Mitrofanoff Catheterizable Channel; Melinda J. Kurtz, D. Kiko
Van Zandt, Lyn R. Sapp; 6:311 Sexuality
Psychosocial Issues Following Serious Head Injury: A Case Study Educational Interests of Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury Living
of an Adolescent Girl; Helga Lara Helgad6ttir; 5:258 in the Community: Medical, Sexuality, and Wellness Topics
(CE); Karen A. Hart, Diana H. Rintala, Marcus J. Fuhrer; 2:82
Perspectives Intimacy and Rheumatic Diseases; Kathy G. Dale; 1:38
All in the Cards (P); Kathleen Ross; 4:211 Sexuality and Sexual Capacities of Elderly People (CE); Meredith
Brian’s World (P); Lorraine Brennan; 3:152 E. Drench, Rita H. Losee; 3:118
Family Support: Can It Be Measured? (P); Beverly Bilbo, Cynthia
Mangum, Bernita Qualls, Elizabeth Sullivan; 6:326 Skin care
I Had Heard All I Wanted to Know About Bed 1 in Room 11! (P); Halo Skeletal Traction Pin Site Care: Toward Developing a Stan-
Debbie Lovell; 5:269 dard of Care (CE); Rhonda S. Olson; 5:243
Life Began with a Loss (P); Judy Kapton; 2:98 Nursing Management of Pressure Ulcers Using a Hydrogel Dress-
No Place Like Home (P); S. Roselit Madappallil; 3:153 ing Protocol: Four Case Studies (CE); Heather Whittle, Chery!
Rehabilitation Nursing Extends to Oncology Patients: A New Chal- Fletcher, Alicia Hoskin, Karen Campbell; 5:239
lenge for Rehabilitation Nurses (P); Suzette E. Grasso; 6:327 Pressure Sore Prevention in a Rehabilitation Setting: Implementing
Rehabilitation Nursing Is “Like a Box of Chocolates” (P); Denice a Programmatic Approach (CE); Joanne Baggerly, Marie Di-
Scott; 4:210 Blasi; 5:234
Save Our Skin (SOS) (P); Sandra Kenney Weeks; 5:267 Pressure Sores and Pressure Sore Prevention in a Rehabilitation Set-
What Shall We Do About Phil? (P); Susan Yannoni; 1:41 ting: Building Information for Improving Outcomes and Allo-
cating Resources; Joanne Baggerly, Marie DiBlasi; 6:321
Pressure ulcer (see Skin care) Save Our Skin (SOS) (P); Sandra Kenney Weeks; 5:267
Psychosocial issues in rehabilitation
Spinal cord injury (SCI)
Psychosocial Issues Following Serious Head Injury: A Case Study
Educational Interests of Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury Living
of an Adolescent Girl; Helga Lara Helgadottir; 5:258
in the Community: Medical, Sexuality, and Wellness Topics
Psychological Aspects of Lay Caregiving (CE); Rebecca A. Ruppert;
(CE); Karen A. Hart, Diana H. Rintala, Marcus J. Fuhrer; 2:82
6:315
Family Relationships and Adaptation to Spinal Cord Injury: A Qual-
Sexuality and Sexual Capacities of Elderly People (CE); Meredith
itative Study (CE); Diana H. Rintala, Mary Ellen Young, Jean
E. Drench, Rita H. Losee; 3:118
Cole Spencer, P. Sarah Bates; 2:67
The Impact of Spinal Pathology on Bowel Control in Children (CE);
Pulmonary rehabilitation
Joy Edwards-Beckett, Heather King; 6:292
A Self-Management Program for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary
Disease: Relationship to Dyspnea and Self-Efficacy: Betty W.
Stroke
Zimmerman, Sylvia T. Brown, Josie M. Bowman; 5:253
Painting a Mural and Writing an Article: Creative Rehabilitation
Using Self-Efficacy Theory to Educate Patients with Chronic Ob-
Strategies; Mary K. Skinner, Philip J. Nagel; 2:63
structive Pulmonary Disease; Yvonne Krall Scherer, Sally Shim-
Reflecting on a Nurse’s Personal Experience with a Stroke; Joan K.
mel; 5:262
Austin; 4:176
Quality measures
Teamwork (see Interdisciplinary teamwork)
Nursing Futures: A Process to Promote Change in the Delivery of
Care; Ellen A. Wilson, Patricia L. Young; 6:307 Traumatic brain injury (see Brain injury/head injury)
Urinary incontinence (see Bladder and bowel management)
Rehabilitation nursing role
All in the Cards (P); Kathleen Ross; 4:211
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Alphabetical Listing by Author Shimmel, Sally; 5:262
McDougall, Graham J.; 4:202 Simms, Lillian M.; 1:7
Allen, Jerilyn K.; 4:182 McTier, C. Luis; 1:20 Simon, Jolene M.; 1:13, 1:20
Austin, Joan K.; 4:176 Mishler, MaryBeth; 3:132 Skinner, Mary K.; 2:63
Baggerly, Joanne; 5:234, 6:321 Moffett, Pat; 3:142 Slocum, Diane; 3:142
Bates, P. Sarah; 2:67 Nagel, Philip J.; 2:63 Spencer, Jean Cole; 2:67
Bilbo, Beverly; 6:326 Nicoll, Leslie; 1:25 Staney, Sandra E.; 6:303
Bjorklund, Barry C.; 3:124 Nypaver, Joan M.; 2:94 Sullivan, Elizabeth; 6:326
Bona, Susan L.; 4:192 Oberst, Mairlyn T.; 3:124 Suter, Paula M.; 4:192
Bowman, Josie M.; 5:253 Olson, Rhonda S.; 5:243 Suter, W. Newton; 4:192
Brennan, Lorraine; 3:152 Perkins, Michael K.; 4:192 Tanger, Jennifer L.; 3:132
Brown, Sylvia T.; 5:253 Qualls, Bernita; 6:326 Titus, Marilyn; 2:94
Brugler, Christine J.; 2:94 Ra, Lynn; 3:142 Van Ess Coeling, Harriet; 1:7
Campbell, Karen; 5:239 Redman, Barbara K.; 4:182 Van Zandt, D. Kiko; 6:311
Cawley, Deanna; 2:91 Resnick, Barbara; 3:142 Vines, Susan W.; 1:25
Cox, Ann; 1:25 Rintala, Diana H.; 2:67, 2:82 Weeks, Sandra Kenney; 5:267
D’ Avirro, JoAnn; 3:132 Romeo Ashton, Kathleen C.; 4:187 Wheelan, Susan A.; 2:75
Dale, Kathy G.; 1:38 Rosomoff, Renee Steele; 1:6 Whittle, Heather; 5:239
Delunas, Linda R.; 4:196 Ross, Kathleen; 4:211 Williams, Margaret A.; 3:124
DiBlasi, Marie; 5:234, 6:321 Ruppert, Rebecca A.; 6:315 Wilson, Ellen A.; 6:307
Dotson, Teresa; 3:132 Saccucci, Michael S.; 4:187 Yannoni, Susan; 1:41
Drench, Meredith E.; 3:118 Sapp, Lyn R.; 6:311 Young, Mary Ellen; 2:67
Edwards-Beckett, Joy; 6:292 Scherer, Yvonne Krall; 5:262 Young, Patricia L.; 6:307
Firth, Sharmian; 1:31 Scott, Denice; 4:210 Zimmerman, Betty W.; 5:253
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Fuhrer, Marcus J.; 2:82
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Gipner, Donna W.,; 3:139
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