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IMRC 2020 Accepted abstract lists for poster presentation 1 No. Presenter Presenter Last Institute Abstract Title Tract First Name Name 1 Airin Pongsaranuntakul Chulabhorn International Homeopathic Remedy in Anxiety Disorders and Hospital-based College of Medicine, Postoperative Pain Thammasat University 2 Chanatip Rujinam Chonburi Medical Assessment of environmental cleaning for patient with Hospital-based Education Center in antimicrobial-resistant infection in Chonburi Hospital affiliation with Faculty of Medicine, Chulalongkorn University 3 Chatdanai Chanthowong Phramongkutklao College Effectiveness of a motion sensor device to improve Hospital-based of Medicine hand hygiene compliance, an innovation invented by medical students 4 Chatsiri Phumvichitr Phramongkutklao College Prevalence and associated factors of successful Hospital-based of Medicine smoking reduction among patients at smoking cessation clinic of Thawung Hospital, Lopburi, Thailand 5 Chayanon Pongpanich Faculty of Medicine, Correlation between congenital hypothyroidism and Hospital-based Naresuan University hearing loss in newborn in Uttaradit hospital 6 Chirayu Savedkairop Faculty of Medicine, Siam Doctors’ perspectives and medical culture on Hospital-based University microorganisms and antimicrobial resistance microorganisms at regional hospital in Thailand 7 Chommudcha Machai School of Medicine, Mae Comparison of learning efficiency between online Medical education Fah Luang University flipped classroom and online traditional classroom of the second-year medical students, Mae Fah Luang University 8 Chosita Wongissariyawanich School of Medicine, Mae COVID-19 Individual prevention behaviors of the Medical education Fah Luang University undergraduated students in Mae Fah Luang University 9 Chutawat Kookanok Phramongkutklao College The study of association between COVID-19 epidemic Hospital-based of Medicine and uncontrolled blood pressure among hypertensive patients in Thaluang Hospital, Lopburi Province IMRC 2020 Accepted abstract lists for poster presentation 2 10 Harit Sathitanont Phramongkutklao College Association between primary knee osteoarthritis and Community-based of Medicine cardiovascular risk factors in rural area of Thailand 11 Jaedvara Thanakitcharu Faculty of Medicine, Kanamycin resistance in Pseudomonas aeruginosa Basic science Srinakharinwirot University 12 Jidapa Patcharaintho Joint Medical Programme, Characterisation of a membrane lipoprotein of Basic science Faculty of Medicine, Neisseria gonorrhoeae as a potential vaccine antigen Srinakharinwirot University 13 Jitrada Suttiruang Phramongkutklao College Major vascular events and associated factors among Hospital-based of Medicine young and middle aged hypertensive patients in 2015- 2018: A nation-wide serial cross-sectional study 14 Jitsupha Phianthong School of Medicine, Mae Effectiveness of alcohol rehabilitation program to the Hospital-based Fah Luang University reduction of drinks a day in Phaya Mengrai Hospital: secondary data analysis 15 Kantapong Paibulsirichit Faculty of Medicine, Khon Satisfaction of clients with the Home Pharmacy Hospital-based Kaen University Delivery Services Project of an Outpatient Department at Srinagarind Hospital 16 Kiattikul Singcha Faculty of Medicine, Siam Relationship of sleep efficiency and academic Medical education University performance in physical inactivity medical students, Faculty of Medicine, Siam University 17 Kittituch Somnam Phramongkutklao College Associated factors of triage inaccuracy in Bangkhla Hospital-based of Medicine Hospital, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand, a Cross- sectional Study during 1-30 June 2019 18 Knokpit Wattanapaiboon Faculty of Medicine, Prince Presenting Symptoms in Sepsis: Is the Mnemonic Hospital-based of Songkla University “SEPSIS” Useful? 19 Methavee Puchanasri Phramongkutklao College Association of electronic media usage on development Community-based of Medicine of preschoolers’ age 3-6 years in rural communities, Thailand 20 Najmee Sebakor Faculty of Medicine, The ergonomic risks in human gross anatomy Medical education Princess of Naradhiwas dissection laboratory among second year University undergraduate medical students in a medical school in the three southern border provinces of Thailand IMRC 2020 Accepted abstract lists for poster presentation 3 21 Napassorn Pantaniya Faculty of Medicine, The relationship between diarrhea patients and fecal Community-based Princess of Naradhiwas coliform of ice samples in Mueng Narathiwat from University February to July 2019 22 Napatsorn Auwichien Phramongkutklao College Prevalence and risk factors of hyperglycemic crisis in Hospital-based of Medicine diabetic patients at Sanam Chai Khet Hospital, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand, July1st ,2015 – July1st ,2020 23 Naruporn Krungkraipetch Phramongkutklao College Knowledge and perspective of telemedicine among Medical education of Medicine medical students in Phramongkutklao College of Medicine 24 Nathakan Limpawitthayakul School of Medicine, Mae A study of causes affecting the refusal of renal Hospital-based Fah Luang University replacement therapy among End-stage renal disease patients at Maelao hospital, Chiangrai province. 25 Natnaree Mekhaphan School of Medicine, Mae The study of stress levels affect on Mae Fah Luang Medical education Fah Luang University University students’s COVID-19 preventive action 26 Natnaree Sihsobhon Faculty of Medicine, Involvement of corneal nerves in the pathogenesis and Basic science Srinakharinwirot University progression of keratoconus 27 Natnitchakan Paha Phramongkutklao College Assessing the accuracy and feasibility of a refractive Community-based of Medicine error screening program conducted by school teachers in children (3-12 years old) in Sanam chai khet District, Chachoengsao Province, Thialand 28 Nattamon Popunjamakul School of Medicine, Mae The perspective of preclinical medical students Medical education Fah Luang University towards synchronous and asynchronous online study during the COVID-19 epidemic at Mae Fah Luang University 29 Natthanaphop Isaradech Faculty of Medicine, Chiang Automated ICD-10 mapping using approximate Hospital-based Mai University matching technique and SNOMED-CT 30 Nichapat Piyawongsevisal Faculty of Medicine, Understanding phenotypic diversity of Pseudomonas Basic science Srinakharinwirot University aeruginosa in chronic wounds IMRC 2020 Accepted abstract lists for poster presentation 4 31 Nichaphat Bovornsethanant Faculty of Medicine, Mental health survey for depression, anxiety, and Medical education Chulalongkorn university stress in medical undergraduate students: A cross- sectional study 32 Norapat Rungreangplangkool Faculty of Medicine Differential effects of heavy metals on CCL2 secretion Basic science Ramathibodi Hospital, from human astrocyte Mahidol University 33 Pairaya Limnirundorn School of Medicine, Mae Prevalence of the depression and related factors in Hospital-based Fah Luang University diabetic and hypertension patients in Phan Hospital, Chiang Rai 34 Pakjira Wongpradid School of Medicine, Mae Prevalence and Factors Related to Underweight of Community-based Fah Luang University Children Aged 2-4 Years Old at Child Care Centers of Wiang subdistricts, ChiangKhong district, Chiangrai Province 35 Pannawat Chanpongsang Phramongkutklao College Social media addiction and academic performance Medical education of Medicine among medical cadets at Phramongkutklao College of Medicine, 2019 36 Panruthai Wongkhampan School of Medicine, Mae Muscle weakness from hyperthyroidism in prisoners, Hospital-based Fah Luang University Thoeng District, Chiang Rai Province: a case series. 37 Panyawat Charatdarasaeng School of Medicine, Mae Incidence of acute exacerbation of COPD patients at Hospital-based Fah Luang University Thoeng Hospital 38 Parima Mahamontri Phramongkutklao College Prevalence and associated factor of internet addiction Community-based of Medicine among population-based sample of secondary school students in rural community, Thailand 39 Parinda Ansusinha Joint Medical Programme, A comparative study of transendothelial migration and Basic science Faculty of Medicine, morphology of Wharton’s jelly-derived mesenchymal Srinakharinwirot University stem cells from normal and diabetic pregnancies 40 Patcharapol Wittayatechakul Phramongkutklao College Prevalence and associated factors of depression Community-based of Medicine among the secondary school students in rural communities, Thailand IMRC 2020 Accepted abstract lists for poster presentation 5 41 Pattarawarin Ngoenthong School of Medicine, Mae Study of knowledge, attitude, and practice towards Hospital-based Fah Luang University tuberculosis in Phaya Mengrai Hospital, Chiang Rai Province 42 Pawan Taechoyotin Phramongkutklao College Incidence and associated factors of hypoglycemia in Hospital-based of Medicine type 2 diabetes patients in the Outpatient Department of Bangkhla Hospital, Chachoengsao: a retrospective cohort study 43 Phat Yasothorn Faculty of Medicine, Development of extraction methods to enable rapid Basic science Srinakharinwirot University diagnosis of infection by next generation DNA sequencing 44 Pimsiri Tengthanakij School of Medicine, Mae Prevalence of Stress and Its Associated Factors, An Community-based Fah Luang University Online Study of Mae Fah Luang University Preclinical Year Medical and Dental Students During COVID-19 45 Pirapon Momsila Faculty of Medicine Whether the proposed of new pulmonary Hospital-based Ramathibodi Hospital, hypertension criteria has
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    1 ใบงานและกิจกรรม หน่วยการเรียนที่ 3 My hometown เรื่อง Thoeng District รายวิชาภาษาอังกฤษมัคคุเทศก์ รหัส อ32206 2 แบบทดสอบก่อนเรียนชุดกจิ กรรมท ี่ 1 1. What is Thoeng district famous for? a. Doi Tung temple b. Doi Patung c. Doi Phamoon d. Phu Chi Fa 2. Where is Thoeng district located? a. eastern part of Chiangrai province b. northern part of Chiangrai province c. western part of Chiangrai province d. southern part of Chiangrai province 3. How far is Thoeng district from Chiangrai ? a. 35 kilometers b. 52 kilometers c. 62 kilometers d. 64 kilometers 4. What is the main river runs through the town? a. Khong River b. Ing River c. Kok River d. Lao River 5. Which sentence is true? a. Jao Mung is the old name of Thoeng. b. Theong has high mountains c. Thoeng is far from Chiangkham district d. Thoeng doesn’t have city walls. 3 Handout 1.1 History of Thoeng Thoeng in the eastern part of Chiang Rai Province, northern Thailand. Slogan : พระธาตุจอมจอ้ คู่บา้ น น้า ลาว หงาว อิง คูเ่ มือง ภูช้ีฟ้ าลือเลื่อง งามประเทืองดอกเส้ียวบาน The slogan of the district is Phra That Jom Jor is worthy Lao- Ngao - Ing Rivers flow by the town illustrious town of Phu Chi Fa . Enrich the beauty of wild flowers blooming History Thoeng or Teng ( means the highland ) was an ancient city of Lanna Kingdom .The ages during B.E. 21-22 it was governed by Jao Muang (hereditary leaders) since the past. Jao Muang of Wiang Thoeng was built many shrines e.g. City walls, canals, Wat Pra That Jom Jor and Wat Thoeng Sao Hin.