Chapter
2. USE OF FIREARMS BY BRAZILIAN LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
3. YOUTH, CRIME AND WARRIOR ETHOS IN BRAZILIAN SOCIETY
Chapter 2: FEWER GUNS, MORE LIVES: THE IMPACT OF WEAPONS SEIZURES ON HOMICIDES IN SAO PAULO, BRAZIL
MODELEQUATION: HD (ACCOMPLISHED/ ATTEMPTED) =548.570-.235XFIREARMS
APPLIED EQUATION: HD (ACCOMPLISHED/ ATTEMPTED)= 548.570-.235 X 787= 364
Chapter 3: AUDITORY PROFILE OF MILITARY POLICE
ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF IMPACT NOISE ON HEARING
SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL OF FIREARMS
PREVALENCE OF HEARING LOSS IN MILITARY
ASSESSMENT OF AUDITORY FUNCTION IN THE MILITARY
AUDITORY PROFILE OF A GROUP OF BRAZILIAN MILITARY
Chapter 4: AUDITORY EFFECTS TO FIREARMS NOISE EXPOSURE: STATE OF THE ART
Chapter 5: ASSESSMENT OF SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS IN MILITARY SHOOTING STANDS
Chapter 6: EFFECTS OF IMPULSE NOISE ON HEARING IN MEMBERS OF THE POLICE SPECIAL OPERATIONS BATTALION
STUDY ON HEARING OF THE MILITARY POLICE
HEARING PRESERVATION FOR OFFICERS EXPOSED TO FIREARMS NOISE
Chapter 7: AUDITORY RISK IN RECREATIONAL/SPORTING ACTIVITIES WITH FIREARMS
HEARING RISKS CAUSED BY THE HANDLING OF FIREARMS
ASSESSMENT OF NOISE LEVELS IN RECREATIONAL SHOOTING PRACTICE
Chapter 8: HEARING HEALTH AND STRESS FOR MILITARY POLICE
STUDIES ON STRESS IN THE MILITARY POLICE IN BRAZIL
Chapter 9: EFFECTIVENESS OF HEARING PROTECTION DEVICES (HPD) IN ACTIVITIES WITH FIREARMS
TYPES OF HPD FOR EXPOSURE TO FIREARMS NOISE
PARAMETERS OF COMFORT FOR MILITARY HPD
EVALUATION OF ATTENUATION EARMUFF TYPE PROTECTOR USED BY MILITARY
Firearms in Brazil: Public Policies and Impacts on Auditory Health
( Public Health in the 21st Century )
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