text: Postgraduate Diploma Secondary Education (QTS) - Mathematics Subject Knowledge Enhancement route OverviewCourse detailsLearning and teachingEmployability The Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) course, is a full time, campus-based conversion course for those who wish to teach mathematics but have a degree with relatively little mathematics content. The SKE course helps develop a deep understanding of mathematics at A level and beyond and includes over 5 weeks school based teaching placement. At the University of Birmingham we believe we should provide student teachers with the highest level of teacher training possible, and this is why we offer a Post-Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDipEd) rather than a Post-Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE). Both qualifications lead to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) but the PGDipEd also offers the equivalent of 120 credits at Master's level (out of 180), which makes it a highly rewarding course by combining both theory and practice. The subsequent PGDipEd (QTS) course, currently attracts bursaries of up to £25,000 (depending on qualifications) in line with the government's priority to attract more well qualified mathematics teachers. Following satisfactory completion of the PGDipEd course, plus a successful induction year in school, students can return to complete an MA in Teaching Studies (data collection and a 15,000 word dissertation). Download a summary of the PGDipEd (QTS) - Mathematics Subject Knowledge Enhancement route (PDF) Please note that this Mathematics SKE route is still open for 2016 entry Course details Hilary changed her career to enter teaching and has recently completed her SKE. The SKE course at Birmingham is a highly rated subject knowledge enhancement course for those who wish to teach mathematics but have a degree with relatively little mathematics content. The course will help you to increase your confidence by developing a deep understanding of mathematics at A level and beyond. The subject enhancement course at Birmingham works on two levels: the development of personal mathematics knowledge, and also thinking about teaching and learning issues whilst being a learner of mathematics. We wish to develop you as a thinking teacher who can be aware of choices in how to teach mathematics and make informed decisions about how you work with students. The SKE course is suitable for career changers as well as those who have recently graduated. Former students include those who have worked in law, banking and marketing as well as those who have worked in schools as teaching assistants. Following the successful completion of the 36 week full-time SKE course, students are automatically eligible to take up their place on the PGDipEd course. Please contact one of the course tutors if you require further information. If your degree has the equivalent mathematics content of 50% of a mathematics degree then you might like to consider the one year Postgraduate Diploma Secondary Education (QTS) - Mathematics teaching course instead. We also offer the Postgraduate Diploma Primary Education (SSPIP) Mathematics course if you are interested in teaching young children. Information on our other PGDipEd (QTS) secondary subjects may be found on the Postgraduate Diploma Secondary Education (QTS) course page. Equal Opportunities The School of Education is committed to equal opportunities in the access to and provision of education. For more information please see the following documents: School Mission Statement (PDF 23KB, opens new window) Disability and Disability Equality Scheme Race Equality Related staff Mary O'ConnorAnthony Herbert Fees and funding There are no tuition fees for the Subject Knowledge Enhancement course (SKE). In the PGDipEd(QTS) year, fees will be (for 2016/2017): £9,000 UK/EU full-time, £14,140 overseas full-time. Scholarships and studentships Students are not eligible for statutory support during their SKE period. Home/EU students will be eligible to apply for statutory support from their relevant funding agency during the PGDipEd year. Please view the Funding for Initial Teacher Education page for more information. For further information contact the School directly or the Student Funding Office via online enquiries Entry requirements All applicants for the SKE course must hold a degree or equivalent qualification (preferably with some mathematics content).You will need to have at least a Grade B at Higher Level GCSE and either an A-level (or equivalent) in mathematics or experience of working in a mathematics department in a secondary school. If you wish to discuss your qualifications further, please contact either Mary O'Connor or Linda Caswell. 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Other taught sessions include mathematics education, topics sessions and an introduction to using selected mathematics software. You will be part of self-learning groups which will be given the task of learning about further mathematics topics and presenting a taught session to your fellow students. You will also be put into a group to design a display to engage people in mathematical activity. During the course, you will have the opportunity to teach small groups of pupils from a nearby school within the confines of the School of Education. From February, you will gain experience of teaching in a mathematics department in one of our partnership schools, followed by a four week block teaching placement in the same school in the summer term. Assessment methods The SKE course will assess your mathematics knowledge. This will be done through: (a) assignments; (b) a folder of work carried out throughout the year; (c) reflections on teaching and learning issues relating to yourself as a learner on this course; (d) involvement in taught sessions; (e) completion of other requirements for the course, such as successful involvement in group activities as mentioned in the course content above. Course detailsEmployability Many local schools have a very high regard for Birmingham mathematics PGDipEd (QTS) students and particularly value students who have completed the SKE course and have been successful on their PGDipEd (QTS) course. We have been running this course for over 20 years and have an excellent record of students securing jobs at the end of the course. Many of our ex-students get quickly promoted to more senior roles such as Head of Department and mentor in a partnership school. Learning and teaching


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While the old adage says that a way to a man's heart is through his stomach, you can reach your girlfriend's heart easily with food, too, when you combine it with romance, communication and thoughtfulness. You don't have to be a master chef to pull off this feat. Many dishes are tasty, romantic and easy to prepare and can be centered on romantic themes.
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Selecting sensual foods will set the stage for romance. Start the dining experience with an oyster appetizer. Often considered an aphrodisiac, oysters are traditionally served raw on a bed of crushed ice with flavors such as lemon and garlic to complement the taste. For the main meal, consider selecting another sensual flavor, such as honey, and combine it with lemon to marinate chicken breasts. The honey flavors, combined with garlic, oregano and olive oil will keep the entree light and flavorful. End the dining experience with chocolate, another ingredient often considered an aphrodisiac. Purchase semisweet and high-quality dark chocolate and combine it with espresso, chili pepper, mint and cream to make a chocolate fondue. Dip fruit or cake into the mixture or take turns painting the chocolate fondue onto your lover's lips and kissing it off.
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Set the scene at your place and surprise your girlfriend with a romantic atmosphere and meal. Ensure that the table is set, candles are lit and jazz music is playing quietly in the background. When your girlfriend arrives, help her relax and unwind with a glass of champagne. Begin the night with an appetizer of fresh cheeses, olives, nuts and grapes. Crack open a bottle of red and enjoy it with a beef entree. Consider grilling medium portions of fillet Mignon and serving it with a mushroom-wine sauce. For dessert, keep the passion alive with a romantic bananas Foster. Served with banana liquor, rum, cinnamon and brown sugar, this dessert can be enjoyed with a cappuccino spiced with coffee liquor.
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Organize an out-of-the-ordinary dining experience by taking your girlfriend to her favorite beach or park and treat her to a light picnic dinner at sunset . Don't forget the important items, such as a thick blanket and pillows as well an old-fashioned, wicker picnic basket. Pack an Italian antipasto platter that consists of salami, Roma cheese, thick crusty bread, marinated artichoke hearts and sliced tomatoes. You also can also include olives, capers, sweet pickles, shaved prosciutto and melon. If possible, take along your sweetheart's favorite bottle of wine and enjoy the sunset while relaxing on the blanket.
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Wake up in the morning and treat your girlfriend to breakfast in bed. Make this her special day and surprise her with flowers before beginning the early feast. Start the meal off with freshly squeezed orange juice. Traditional eggs and bacon served in bed will allow you to treat your princess like royalty. Served on an old-fashioned breakfast tray, add side dishes to the entree, such as toast and pancakes. Finish the meal with a fresh fruit platter of melon, pineapple and grapes and relax in bed for the rest of the morning enjoying a hot cappuccino flavored with French vanilla or caramel.
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I'm reminded of that incident as I sit in my office listening to my daughter playing Amy Winehouse's albums over and over again, and I daren't admit to her that I dismissively chucked Amy's homemade, personally annotated CD in the bin that afternoon because I didn't have the energy or nerve to take a risk.
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T-Pain's first major hit, people tend to forget "I'm Sprung," but we always had a soft spot for it. Mainly because it's one of the songs where Pain comes off as more of a sensitive thug who stays cupcaking at home and not the type of guy who falls in love with strippers. Like Pac said, "Rappas ternt sangas get lonely too." Or something like that.
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Eurosport blogger Blazin' Saddles swapped his armchair for a bike on Sunday to take part in the RideLondon Surrey 100 sportive. From Bronzini to Blythe - and via a blustery Bertha - here's Felix Lowe's round-up of the wonderful festival of cycling that was RideLondon...
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If the rainbow jersey and Rabobank logo were so familiar it was because I had - just a day and a half earlier - been told to look out for them. Having wolfed down a welcome bacon sandwich inside the famous Olympic velodrome at Stratford at 6:30am on Sunday, the last person I expected to be riding alongside to the start of the Surrey 100 was Marianne Vos.
You see, Vos had told me when we chatted on Skype for an exclusive Eurosport Q&A just 39 hours earlier that she was due to start the 100-mile amateur 'race' at 6am. But I recognised the slight yet imposingly athletic shape of the superstar who, the night before, had finished second on The Mall in the RideLondon Grand Prix just hours after touching down from the Netherlands.
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Rather politely, Vos had told me I should look out for her rainbow stripes on the road. "Perhaps you will pass me. If you do - wave and say 'hi'," she said in spite of the 40-minute handicap I'd conceded to the greatest cyclists of her generation.
"Aren't you a bit late?" I asked as we edged through the Olympic Park after introductions were made (we had made an audio call on Friday, rather than a video call - at her request).
"Ah, I got the wrong time - I'm actually due to start right now at 6:40." In fact, she had already waved the flag to start the first wave of riders at 6am alongside Laura Trott and Dame Sarah Storey. And now - perhaps after a bacon sarnie of her own - she was heading back to get her own ride under way, alongside the perceptibly more rounded figure of celebrity chef John Torode (a couple of bacon butties to the better, clearly).
Bacon sarnie in the London Velodrome ahead of the Prudential #RideLondon Surrey 100. Not raining yet... pic.twitter.com/XBeHeOaKv0
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When Vos and I spoke on Friday, the 27-year-old had acted surprised when I asked her what she thought of Giorgia Bronzini's chances in the women's Grand Prix.
"Is she even racing?" Vos enquired before admitting that, if the Italian sprinter were there, then the Wiggle-Honda team would have a second card to play alongside the British defending champion, Trott. Unfortunately, I had no time to say something suitably witty such as, "I told you Bronzini was racing!", for I had to peel off and get to the back of my own start pen.
Spoke to Marianne Vos yesterday - she didn't even know Bronzini was racing today. Sounded surprised - and was indeed surprised on The Mall.
— Blazin' Saddles (@saddleblaze) August 9, 2014
Riding through the streets of London on closed roads was quite an experience. On Saturday - and under bright sunshine - some 50,000 amateur cyclists took to the streets of the capital city to ride a closed 10-mile route on anything from Boris Bikes to fixed-wheel steeds.
From the Tower of London to the east - where 200,000 and counting red ceramic poppies currently 'flow' into the moat to commemorate those soldiers who lost their lives during the First World War - to Westminster in the west - where last week ArtAngel, a stunning beam of light stretching vertically into the heavens every night, also commemorated the centenary of the Great War - this city circuit was something I had experienced and cherished last year.
Twelve months on, I was back for more: and this time in the form of the full 100-mile ride over the Olympic road race route in Surrey.
Except the Surrey 100 had become the Surrey 86: the impending arrival of Hurricane Bertha forcing race organisers to cut out the Leith Hill loop and Box Hill (climbs that I know well from numerous training rides in the area with friends).
Only learning of the shortened course from fellow riders as I edged out of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, I was inspired to up my pace and give it some real wellie. Besides, there was no sign of rain for the time being and both the setting and occasion had quickly made my body forget that my alarm went off at 4:40am after a stuttered night of just two hours sleep.
The route ran through central London past various landmarks - the Embankment, Westminster, Whitehall, Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park Corner and Harrods - and with the roads closed in both directions it was the perfect chance to bag a whole host of 'Personal Bests' on Strava from my habitual city commutes.
And then the rain came. It first fell through Chiswick before it really started bucketing down in Richmond Park - so much so that all the deer had taken cover in the woods. Things eased a little as we passed Hampton Court and the site of Bradley Wiggins' post-Olympic time trial gold throne antics; but that was merely the calm before the proper storm.
Put it this way: I'm glad I hadn't stopped to remove my rain jacket around Weybridge - because moments later, the heavens re-opened something rotten.
Now, I've ridden in worse rain before: my ride through the sodden Tuscan countryside on the day of the wash-out that was the 2013 World Championships springs to mind. Then, we had been in the eye of the storm with thunder and lightning right overhead - and the fall-out is recounted in my recently published book, Climbs and Punishment: Riding to Rome in the Footsteps of Hannibal.
But the rain around those familiar training roads of Surrey - as we passed the towns of Ripley, West Hornsley, Dorking, Leatherhead and Oxshott - was almost as Biblical. Exhilarating too: for once you're wet, there ain't much you can do about it (although I really did regret using Sunday to try out a new pair of swish cycling shoes - currently stuffed with newspaper by the radiator).
But seeing that it wasn't cold, the best thing was just to embrace the hand we'd been dealt and see it as part of the challenge - making up for those lost and largely uphill 14 miles, perhaps.
Rain, wind and excitement: RideLondon in pictures http://t.co/CZpXPdaCJn this pic via @bssedgwick pic.twitter.com/M8AHlZPH5X
— LondonLovesBusiness (@LondonLovesBiz) August 11, 2014
Mindful of the deluge, I stopped just twice during the entire event: once for a quick call of nature besides an allotment (Ian Stannard, the former British national champion from Team Sky, punctured somewhere around here during the men's Surrey Classic) and a second time to fill up my water bottle and swipe a couple of gels.
One of the most memorable moments of the day occurred when riding back through Kingston at around 10am and seeing hundreds of cyclists still making their way from central London having, presumably, started towards the back of the field at around 8am. Despite the shocking conditions, some 20,342 people finished the race out of 20,600 who signed on - meaning less people dropped out than last year, when the conditions were far more clement.
Having teamed up with a chap called Alex from Bristol - who kindly eased up to wait after I toiled to get my 6'5" frame up a stinging final climb in Wimbledon (where BMC's Philippe Gilbert launched his own attack from the breakaway later in the afternoon) - we braved the worst of the downpour as we edged back up the Embankment before sweeping under Admiralty Arch and trickling over the line on The Mall.
On our arrival, the sun - typically - broke through the clouds to reveal a bright blue sky.
My time of 4hr 23min was acceptable given the conditions, my lack of sleep and a few muscular problems that have hampered my 'season' - although I was taken aback to see that Martin Johnston, the towering former England rugby player, had come home half an hour quicker. It was a flat course, mind - and look at the size of his thighs... bigger than Andre Greipel's, for sure. (I did beat the far nimbler rugbyman Matt Dawson, however, which was a bonus).
Post #RideLondon selfies - it rained, and it rained hard #cinzano @Pellasportswear @FeltBicycles @cafeducycliste pic.twitter.com/sgnH3M8zHM
— Blazin' Saddles (@saddleblaze) August 10, 2014
Nipping home to wallow in the bath and replenish the calorie deficit, I returned to The Mall in time to watch the conclusion of the men's professional race later that afternoon, for which those cancelled climbs had been reinstated. Watching the peloton battle up the narrow road on Leith Hill - spattered with mud and covered with leaves and branches from the battered trees overhead - it was easy to understand why us amateurs had been directed away.
Although most of their race took place in sunshine, the roads were still very wet and muddy and most of the pros finished the race completely caked in dirt - reminiscent of the very best of brutal Paris-Roubaixs.
It was on the approach to Box Hill with around 70km remaining that former world champion Gilbert made his move, sparking a reaction from 10 other riders including British favourite Ben Swift, who's Sky team (Wiggins and Stannard in particular) had worked incredibly hard to control the race and keep tabs on an earlier break that formed in Richmond Park.
Gilbert's dig near Wimbledon was checked by Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe (OPQS) before Swift latched on with his friend and training partner Adam Blythe (NFTO) and Cannondale's Kristijan Koren. The quintet approached central London with about 45 seconds on the other escapees and over a minute on the peloton, which was being led by Cannondale in a bid to launch Italy's Elia Viviani for a bunch sprint.
It was while the action was being relayed to fans on a big screen opposite the Grandstand on The Mall that the last two riders from the Surrey 86 gamely crossed the line amid clamorous roars from the spectators. I took this opportunity to have a quick chat with Iain Edmondson, Head of Major Events at London & Partners, who put on the RideLondon weekend. Like me, he had ridden the sportive in the morning. Unlike me, he looked refreshed, buoyant and chipper.
Well placed for the #RideLondon #SurreyClassic finale. Swift v Gilbert, with Alaphilippe the dark horse... pic.twitter.com/hDodA8dAzC
— Blazin' Saddles (@saddleblaze) August 10, 2014
"Having Sir Bradley Wiggins here is a big deal for us," Iain said, "but we also have Philippe Gilbert, Elia Viviani and some top quality international sprinters. The aim is to be part of the UCI World Tour [at the moment, the Surrey Classic is part of UCI Europe Tour with a 1.HC category event status].
"We want to be the biggest and the best. We're in discussions with the UCI. We had some of the UCI executive team riding today and Brian Cookson took part last year."
As the escapees crossed the Thames and entered the final 10km of the race, I asked Iain for a prediction.
"I haven't been watching closely enough to know all the moves that are being played out, but I do know that Sky are taking this race very seriously. It's their home race. They've been chasing down when they've needed to chase down. They've been working very hard for Ben Swift, who's their top sprinter and who's in this leading group. It would be the dream scenario for him to win. They're coming over Putney Bridge now so we'll know soon enough."
Encapsulating Sky's season to a tee, the victory did not go to Swift but - fittingly - to the other Englishman (and English team) in the break, former BMC fast-man Blythe, who jumped early on the closing straight to take a routine victory in the shadow of Buckingham Palace.
"OK, it's not like I won the worlds or anything, but this is a very big race for a British rider to win, especially in this setting in front of the Queen's house," said Blythe. "I hope she was watching."
The 24-year-old was allegedly bought out of the last year of his contract at BMC before joining the big-budget British pro-continental team of the Downing brothers, Russell and Dean. Sponsor NFTO - Not For The Ordinary - is an independent producer of outdoor attire based on optimised performance, which is apt seeing that Blythe was the best rider out there on Sunday and the team's kit is heaps more stylish than any of the top tier stuff out there in the pro peloton.
While not a scratch on Team Sky's juggernaut of a bus, the NFTO vehicle was pretty swanky itself and - parked up in the elegant St James's Square - was deliciously stationed besides the similarly black-and-red van of Blythe's former employers, BMC.
After the finish, I strolled around the Square as the riders returned and mechanics got to work. Sean Yates, formerly of Team Sky and now DS at NFTO, chatted to colleagues while illustrious cycling podcasters Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie gathered information for their next show.
Team Sky DeathStar vs NetApp-Endura motorhome #RideLondon pic.twitter.com/ZxEfvF1W2Y
— Blazin' Saddles (@saddleblaze) August 10, 2014
It says a lot that no fans gathered outside the bus of the race winner, instead preferring to swamp the Sky 'Death Star': bald and bespectacled, Dave Brailsford was being interviewed by TV before posing for selfies with fans; Stannard and Luke Rowe rolled back as if they'd just finished a shift down a coal mine, but there was no sign of Wiggo, despite his solid performance to finish within the main chasing group, 34 seconds down.
For Swift, it was a second successive runners-up spot in a sprint on home soil after missing out in the national championships back in June. The victory would have justified the minor commotion outside the bus - but it was still a great showing from a team who have struggled for results this year. And Swift was "super happy... to share the podium" with his friend Blythe, who he knew "was perhaps the quickest rider".
And that was that - the RideLondon weekend of cycling was over having shaken its fist at Hurricane Bertha and lived to tell the tale. And this mere blog is but one of a varying repertoire of tales from a further 20,341 people - many of whom raising funds for charity - who braved their way through the elements for the chance to emulate the pros on the famous pink tarmac of The Mall.
Throw in the tens of thousands of people who were swept up by the whole festival - be it as a rider during Saturday's FreeCycle or a spectator along the country roads in Surrey, or, even, the couple who got married in Lycra at Pembroke Lodge in Richmond Park before a very wet ride towards their wedding reception.
The broad appeal and success of the weekend model is something that the UCI is keen on emulating and transporting elsewhere, according to Iain Edmondson: "They see that it's not merely about the pro race and they want to encourage all aspects of cycling." RideLondon has laid down a marker; it will be interesting to see if any other European city can do it as well - and in the face of such challenges.
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Caution should be exercised when prescribing TOBI to patients with known or suspected renal, auditory, vestibular, or neuromuscular dysfunction. Patients receiving concomitant parenteral aminoglycoside therapy should be monitored as clinically appropriate.
Aminoglycosides can cause fetal harm when administered to a pregnant woman. Aminoglycosides cross the placenta, and streptomycin has been associated with several reports of total, irreversible, bilateral congenital deafness in pediatric patients exposed in utero. Patients who use TOBI during pregnancy, or become pregnant while taking TOBI should be apprised of the potential hazard to the fetus.
Ototoxicity, as measured by complaints of hearing loss or by audiometric evaluations, did not occur with TOBI therapy during clinical studies. However, transient tinnitus occurred in eight TOBI-treated patients versus no placebo patients in the clinical studies. Tinnitus may be a sentinel symptom of ototoxicity, and therefore the onset of this symptom warrants caution (see ADVERSE REACTIONS). Ototoxicity, manifested as both auditory and vestibular toxicity, has been reported with parenteral aminoglycosides. Vestibular toxicity may be manifested by vertigo, ataxia or dizziness.
In postmarketing experience, patients receiving TOBI have reported hearing loss. Some of these reports occurred in patients with previous or concomitant treatment with systemic aminoglycosides. Patients with hearing loss frequently reported tinnitus.
Nephrotoxicity was not seen during TOBI clinical studies but has been associated with aminoglycosides as a class. If nephrotoxicity occurs in a patient receiving TOBI, tobramycin therapy should be discontinued until serum concentrations fall below 2 mcg/mL.
Muscular Disorders
TOBI should be used cautiously in patients with neuromuscular disorders, such as myasthenia gravis or Parkinson's disease, since aminoglycosides may aggravate muscle weakness because of a potential curare-like effect on neuromuscular function.
Bronchospasm has been reported with inhalation of TOBI. In clinical studies of TOBI, changes in FEV1 measured after the inhaled dose were similar in the TOBI and placebo groups. Bronchospasm should be treated as medically appropriate.
Information for Patients
NOTE: In addition to information provided below, a Patient Medication Guide providing instructions for proper use of TOBI is contained inside the package.
Safety Information
TOBI is in a class of antibiotics that have caused hearing loss, dizziness, kidney damage, and harm to a fetus. Ringing in the ears and hoarseness were two symptoms that were seen in more patients taking TOBI than placebo in research studies. Patients with cystic fibrosis can have many symptoms. Some of these symptoms may be related to your medications. If you have new or worsening symptoms, you should tell your doctor.
Hearing: You should tell your doctor if you have ringing in the ears, dizziness, or any changes in hearing.
Kidney Damage: Inform your doctor if you have any history of kidney problems.
Pregnancy: If you want to become pregnant or are pregnant while on TOBI, you should talk with your doctor about the possibility of TOBI causing any harm.
Nursing Mothers: If you are nursing a baby, you should talk with your doctor before using TOBI.
TOBI Packaging
TOBI comes in a single dose, ready-to-use ampule containing 300 mg tobramycin. Each foil pouch contains 4 ampules, for 2 days of TOBI therapy.
The 300 mg dose of TOBI is the same for patients regardless of age or weight. TOBI has not been studied in patients less than 6 years old. Doses should be inhaled as close to 12 hours apart as possible and not less than 6 hours apart.
You should not mix TOBI with dornase alfa (PULMOZYME®, Genentech) in the nebulizer.
If you are taking several medications the recommended order is as follows: bronchodilator first, followed by chest physiotherapy, then other inhaled medications and, finally, TOBI.
Treatment Schedule
You should take TOBI in repeated cycles of 28 days on drug followed by 28 days off drug. You should take TOBI twice a day during the 28-day period on drug.
How To Administer TOBI
TOBI is specifically formulated for inhalation using a PARI LC PLUS™ Reusable Nebulizer and a DeVilbiss® Pulmo-Aide® air compressor. TOBI can be taken at home, school, or at work. The following are instructions on how to use the DeVilbiss Pulmo-Aide air compressor and PARI LC PLUS Reusable Nebulizer to administer TOBI.
You will need the following supplies:
- TOBI plastic ampule (vial)
- DeVilbiss Pulmo-Aide air compressor
- PARI LC PLUS Reusable Nebulizer
- Tubing to connect the nebulizer and compressor
- Clean paper or cloth towels
- Nose clips (optional)
It is important that your nebulizer and compressor function properly before starting your TOBI therapy.
Note: Please refer to the manufacturers' care and use instructions for important information.
Preparing Your TOBI for Inhalation
- Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.
- TOBI is packaged with 4 ampules per foil pouch.
- Separate one ampule by gently pulling apart at the bottom tabs. Store all remaining ampules in the refrigerator as directed.
- Lay out the contents of a PARI LC PLUS Reusable
Nebulizer package on a clean, dry paper or cloth towel. You should have the
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- Inspiratory Valve Cap
- Mouthpiece with Valve
- Tubing
- Remove the Nebulizer Top from the Nebulizer Cup by twisting the Nebulizer Top counter-clockwise, and then lifting off. Place the Nebulizer Top on the clean paper or cloth towel. Stand the Nebulizer Cup upright on the towel.
- Connect one end of the tubing to the compressor air outlet. The tubing should fit snugly. Plug in your compressor to an electrical outlet.
- Open the TOBI ampule by holding the bottom tab with one hand and twisting off the top of the ampule with the other hand. Be careful not to squeeze the ampule until you are ready to empty its contents into the Nebulizer Cup.
- Squeeze all the contents of the ampule into the Nebulizer Cup.
- Replace the Nebulizer Top. Note: In order to insert the Nebulizer Top into the Nebulizer Cup, the semi-circle halfway down the stem of the Nebulizer Top should face the Nebulizer Outlet.
- Attach the Mouthpiece to the Nebulizer Outlet. Then firmly push the Inspiratory Valve Cap in place on the Nebulizer Top. Note: the Inspiratory Valve Cap will fit snugly.
- Connect the free end of the tubing from the compressor to the Air Intake on the bottom of the nebulizer, making sure to keep the nebulizer upright. Press the tubing on the Air Intake firmly.
TOBI Treatment
- Turn on the compressor.
- Check for a steady mist from the Mouthpiece. If there is no mist, check all tubing connections and confirm that the compressor is working properly.
- Sit or stand in an upright position that will allow you to breathe normally.
- Place Mouthpiece between your teeth and on top of your tongue and breathe normally only through your mouth. Nose clips may help you breathe through your mouth and not through your nose. Do not block airflow with your tongue.
- Continue treatment until all your TOBI is gone, and there is no longer any mist being produced. You may hear a sputtering sound when the Nebulizer Cup is empty. The entire TOBI treatment should take approximately 15 minutes to complete. Note: if you are interrupted, need to cough or rest during your TOBI treatment, turn off the compressor to save your medication. Turn the compressor back on when you are ready to resume your therapy.
- Follow the nebulizer cleaning and disinfecting instructions after completing therapy.
Cleaning Your Nebulizer
To reduce the risk of infection, illness or injury from contamination, you must thoroughly clean all parts of the nebulizer as instructed after each treatment. Never use a nebulizer with a clogged nozzle. If the nozzle is clogged, no aerosol mist is produced, which will alter the effectiveness of the treatment. Replace the nebulizer if clogging occurs.
- Remove tubing from nebulizer and disassemble nebulizer parts.
- Wash all parts (except tubing) with warm water and liquid dish soap.
- Rinse thoroughly with warm water and shake out water.
- Air dry or hand dry nebulizer parts on a clean, lint-free cloth. Reassemble nebulizer when dry, and store.
- You can also wash all parts of the nebulizer in a dishwasher (except tubing). Place the nebulizer parts in a dishwasher basket, then place on the top rack of the dishwasher. Remove and dry the parts when the cycle is complete.
Disinfecting Your Nebulizer
Your nebulizer is for your use only - Do not share your nebulizer with other people. You must regularly disinfect the nebulizer. Failure to do so could lead to serious or fatal illness.
Clean the nebulizer as described above. Every other treatment day, disinfect the nebulizer parts (except tubing) by boiling them in water for a full 10 minutes. Dry parts on a clean, lint-free cloth.
Care and Use of Your Pulmo-Aide Compressor
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for care and use of your compressor.
Filter Change:
1. DeVilbiss Compressor filters should be changed every six months or sooner if filter turns completely gray in color.
Compressor Cleaning:
- With power switch in the "Off" position, unplug power cord from wall outlet.
- Wipe outside of the compressor cabinet with a clean, damp cloth every few days to keep dust free.
Caution: Do not submerge in water; doing so will result in compressor damage.
Storage Instructions
You should store TOBI ampules in a refrigerator (2°C–8°C or 36°F –46°F). However, when you don't have a refrigerator available (e.g., transporting your TOBI), you may store the foil pouches (opened or unopened) at room temperature (up to 25°C/77°F) for up to 28 days.
Avoid exposing TOBI ampules to intense light.
Unrefrigerated TOBI, which is normally slightly yellow, may darken with age; however, the color change does not indicate any change in the quality of the product.
You should not use TOBI if it is cloudy, if there are particles in the solution, or if it has been stored at room temperature for more than 28 days. You should not use TOBI beyond the expiration date stamped on the ampule.
Additional Information
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Compressor: 1-800-338-1988
Laboratory Tests
Clinical studies of TOBI did not identify hearing loss using audiometric tests which evaluated hearing up to 8000 Hz. Physicians should consider an audiogram for patients who show any evidence of auditory dysfunction, or who are at increased risk for auditory dysfunction. Tinnitus may be a sentinel symptom of ototoxicity, and therefore the onset of this symptom warrants caution.
Serum Concentrations
In patients with normal renal function treated with TOBI, serum tobramycin concentrations are approximately 1 mcg/mL 1 hour after dose administration and do not require routine monitoring. Serum concentrations of tobramycin in patients with renal dysfunction or patients treated with concomitant parenteral tobramycin should be monitored at the discretion of the treating physician.
The serum concentration of tobramycin should only be monitored through venipuncture and not finger prick blood sampling. Contamination of the skin of the fingers with tobramycin may lead to falsely increased measurements of serum levels of the drug. This contamination cannot be completely avoided by hand washing before testing.
Renal Function
The clinical studies of TOBI did not reveal any imbalance in the percentage of patients in the TOBI and placebo groups who experienced at least a 50% rise in serum creatinine from baseline (see ADVERSE REACTIONS). Laboratory tests of urine and renal function should be conducted at the discretion of the treating physician.
Carcinogenesis, Mutagenesis, Impairment Of Fertility
A two-year rat inhalation toxicology study to assess carcinogenic potential of TOBI has been completed. Rats were exposed to TOBI for up to 1.5 hours per day for 95 weeks. The clinical formulation of the drug was used for this carcinogenicity study. Serum levels of tobramycin of up to 35 mcg/mL were measured in rats, in contrast to the average 1 mcg/mL levels observed in cystic fibrosis patients in clinical trials. There was no drug-related increase in the incidence of any variety of tumor.
Additionally, TOBI has been evaluated for genotoxicity in a battery of in vitro and in vivo tests. The Ames bacterial reversion test, conducted with 5 tester strains, failed to show a significant increase in revertants with or without metabolic activation in all strains. Tobramycin was negative in the mouse lymphoma forward mutation assay, did not induce chromosomal aberrations in Chinese hamster ovary cells, and was negative in the mouse micronucleus test.
Subcutaneous administration of up to 100 mg/kg of tobramycin did not affect mating behavior or cause impairment of fertility in male or female rats.
Teratogenic Effects
Pregnancy Category D
(See WARNINGS)
No reproduction toxicology studies have been conducted with TOBI. However, subcutaneous administration of tobramycin at doses of 100 or 20 mg/kg/day during organogenesis was not teratogenic in rats or rabbits, respectively. Doses of tobramycin ≥ 40 mg/kg/day were severely maternally toxic to rabbits and precluded the evaluation of teratogenicity. Aminoglycosides can cause fetal harm (e.g., congenital deafness) when administered to a pregnant woman. Ototoxicity was not evaluated in offspring during nonclinical reproduction toxicity studies with tobramycin. If TOBI is used during pregnancy, or if the patient becomes pregnant while taking TOBI, the patient should be apprised of the potential hazard to the fetus.
Nursing Mothers
It is not known if TOBI will reach sufficient concentrations after administration by inhalation to be excreted in human breast milk. Because of the potential for ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity in infants, a decision should be made whether to terminate nursing or discontinue TOBI.
Pediatric Use
The safety and efficacy of TOBI have not been studied in pediatric patients under 6 years of age.
Geriatric Use
Clinical studies of TOBI did not include patients aged 65 years and over. Tobramycin is known to be substantially excreted by the kidney, and the risk of adverse reactions to this drug may be greater in patients with impaired renal function. Because elderly patients are more likely to have decreased renal function, it may be useful to monitor renal function (see WARNINGS – Nephrotoxicity; PRECAUTIONS – Serum Concentrations).This monograph has been modified to include the generic and brand name in many instances.
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Make sure to give it a taste test at this point. I usually find I need to season with a bit of salt.
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With all the new fancy recipe I forget about the old classic. This is a one of our favorite's! Thanks for the reminder!
Woo-hooo I know what's for dinner. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I have heard this called something different depending on where I was living. We called it Johnny Marzetti in grade school and my married family called it goulash. I think it is great no matter what it is called so just don't call me late to supper.ReplyDelete
When my kids were still at home, I sometimes made this with leftover chili, and sometimes with leftover spaghetti sauce. Both are delish. Makes me almost wish my kids were still younger and living at home! Maybe I will make this as a side dish when they are ALL home for Thanksgiving. Or maybe for my church group luncheon next week. Or maybe just for myself. LOL!ReplyDelete
Love this stuff, but you made me laugh about the dipping ham sands in chili, we dip grilled cheese sands in chili and my BFF from Dayton,Ohio, dips peanut butter sands in hers, btw, I'm from Tennessee and would have never thought of dipping ham sand....<3 your page...ReplyDelete
Sounds like a filling and warming dish :) I have to admit, I have never tried something like that!ReplyDelete
Looks terrific - I think we called this dish goulash when I was a kid...I say call it anything you want, as long as you don't forget to call me for dinner. =) MMMM good!ReplyDelete
I'm glad this brought back some happy memories for some y'all. It is always so fun for me to see how people connect with a certain recipe. thank you so much for all the sweet comments!! ~BrandieReplyDelete
Any tips on making this recipe in a crockpot? Thanks!ReplyDelete
I actually didn't grow up eating chili mac...but I like it now! :)ReplyDelete
I totally grew up on Mac and cheese casserole.
My mom would through all kinds of things in to the pot, and we always loved it!
There are so many recipes you have that I really want to try and this one was the first, making me a believer that every recipe you post will be delicious!!! It was so yummy! My husband loved it! I used a package of chili spices instead of the chili powder and cumin. I also added some Velveeta cheese for a cheesy chili mac! Will definitely be making this again! Love your website!!!ReplyDelete
So glad I found your website on Pinterest. I'm cooking it right now. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I grew up in Northern Indiana, South Bend to be exact. My dad used to make this for 7 of us kids that he was raising on his own. I thought it was just a way to get an extra meal out of the chili we had the day before. I still make this when we have left over chili I add the cooked noodles. Thank you Brandi for reminding me about a childhood favorite!ReplyDelete
Thank you! I'm salivating, just thinking about this recipe. So many memories rushing through my head! My kids and grands grew up eating this food...more times than I can count. :=) Looking forward to cool weather returning to AZ!! Hungry for "Slow Cooker Chili", too. God bless you for sharing your wonderful recipes!!ReplyDelete
una receta!!! grandiose y riquisima!!! thanks!!!
great recipe!!!!!
This looks yummy!ReplyDelete
Try this with a spoonful of sour cream and cheddar on the top MMMMMMMMM good!!ReplyDelete
I am from Indiana also. Instead of ham ( we didn't get that very often ) we used peanut butter sandwiches . We would dip the sandwich in the chili. Try it next time you make chili. Grandmas would give us some home canned dill pickle slices on the side. Strange combo but it works.ReplyDelete


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That's a great plugin, I loved it adding links all over the site!
But most of them are XHTML invalid, that makes it very troublesome.
That's a great plugin, I loved it adding links all over the site!
But most of them are XHTML invalid, that makes it very troublesome.
I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with validation. The idea of the plugin is to vary the way the links are hidden as much as possible in order to prevent spammers from catching on.
I tried to make the code completely XHTML valid except for one case: an invisible div (block-level element) inside the anchor (inline element).
I figured variance was more important than validation. In the next version, I'll add an option for whether or not to use XHTML invalid links.
If you don't mind, could you point out which link formats were invalid and how they should be fixed (since you mentioned most of them were invalid)?

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Hello I want to restrict my user to put PHP code in post box and comment box.
I want to see only text even they write php code in it?
Is it possible?
I am very new please explain me with some details.
Kind Regards
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Hello I want to restrict my user to put PHP code in post box and comment box.
I want to see only text even they write php code in it?
Is it possible?
I am very new please explain me with some details.
Kind Regards
Ummm.. You can't use PHP code in posts or comments by default. Well, you can, but you'll just see the code. It won't actually run or anything.
Unfortunately PHP code works. I do not want any PHP code running and
OK Lets test here
$wpvarstoreset = array('action', 'safe_mode', 'withcomments', 'posts', 'content', 'edited_post_title', 'comment_error', 'profile', 'trackback_url', 'excerpt', 'showcomments', 'commentstart', 'commentend', 'commentorder' );
For example :In my site the above code executes itself in posts and comments when I submit
Please help
I want to disable PHP code
If you are able to run PHP code in comments or posts, then you have a plugin specifically allowing you to do that. It does *NOT* work by default.
Find and disable the plugin that lets you run PHP code in the first place.
Also, don't get confused about what "executes" and what just "gets removed". It may simply not be displaying on the page, but unless you have a plugin to run it, it will not actually execute.
$title = __('Profile');
$parent_file = 'profile.php';
$profileuser = new WP_User($user_ID);
$bookmarklet_height= 440;
I just tested above 2 php code here it does not work but it works at my site my site badly effected already
Otto is correct - by default WP will NOT execute the php. In fact, I've verified it on 3 differing blogs now.
You must have a plugin or hack affecting this behavior.
As Otto said, it must be a plugin (I know I have runPHP in my plugins) that's activated. WordPress does *NOT* allow PHP code to run just by typing it into a comment box or whatever. It'll show up as plain text, or just show up blank, but it won't run - not unless you have something that *you* have enabled on your site to allow it to happen.
OK Friends Thanks for your valuable feedbacks.
Let me give you more information.
-I am very new as I said before
-I just installed latest WordPress 2.0.5 and I started some testing, then I realized that
- Could PHP plugin can be come default, in this version.
I have also checked the installed plugins but I do not see anything related with PHP. There is only Akismet
If somehow it is enabled then how can I disable it? it is realy disturbing me because I am planning to get 1000 hits per day, If PHP coding enabled like this, I can not go on
Thanks again
No, a PHP plugin does not come by default and it never will. That would be a massive security hole.
If you can run PHP code in comments, then you somehow enabled that to happen.
On the other hand, if you're just not *seeing* the code in the comment after posting it, that doesn't mean it's actually running.
Considering the weird code you keep posting, I'm not sure what you're actually trying to accomplish with most of it. Try something like this instead:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
That'll tell you for certain whether or not your comments are running as PHP code. The phpinfo() command outputs a huge amount of information.
Hello Otto,
I really thank especially you other friends for your time and support.
I tested
<?php phpinfo(); ?> in a post as you suggested
when I publish I see a blank page.
You said it is normal
I think, I know now, the cause of this problem. I created myself. I was trying to test WordPress with different level of users at the same time in the same computer with a lot of WordPress pages, admin panels opened, then I think folder permission settings changed because of that(I guess). So when I put a above php code(it is the beginning of profile.php file, I just copy and paste it to test, so I had no special aim with it) my pages geometry defected and the side menu was appearing at the bottom of the page. If I delete the this post, everthing became normal. So I thought that the code is executed.
I closed all the pages, I changed folder permissions then I tested the users one by one with only one page open.Now the problem gone.
Thanks for your help.
But I still wonder, why do I get a blank page when I write a code? Is it possible to see everything exactly as I write in the box?
I suspect that it's simply cutting out the php code entirely, or it's hidden by your browser because of the <> marks around it. I have not tested it much.
Yeah - on my website it does the same thing. If someone posts PHP code in a comment (or if I do in a post), then it will appear as blank white space. In fact, if I go to moderate the comment, the PHP code is actually stripped completely so I can't even fix what the commenter was trying to do (I had someone do that once, and I tried to fix it - that's when I discovered this).
It's just because WordPress is set to *not* run PHP code that's inserted - which *is* a *very* good thing, by the way - and since the browser doesn't parse it anyway, then it just "goes away" (for lack of better terminogoly).
As for seeing the actual text - *you* can do it yoursefl by replacing the "<" with
"$laquo;" (hope that shows up! LOL) and then type in the rest of your PHP as needed. You have to replace them all, though - I know when I post code, I'll put it in Notepad and then just do a find a replace so I don't have to go through it line by line. Then copy and paste it into your entry field.
But people can't leave it in comments without similar trickery.
Thank you doodlebee, I feel comfortable now. Good Bye to you all
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