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A great site is DSdb.com. You can view all of your 3ds' serial numbers, game id's, and Wii U game id's. You can then enter them into this site to see if the given games are available on your system.
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Go to the "Nintendo DS" (if your 3DS is a Nintendo DSi then it's "Nintendo DSi") page at DSdb.com
Add the serial number you want to check.
Enter the game ID into the search bar.
Click the "Submit" button.
If it returns a result then it is available for you to download.
Not all Nintendo DS games have DSdb.com IDs for them, so the best you can do in this case is check that the game has an ID on DSdb.com. It is possible to tell whether the game's ID is a DSdb.com ID or not just by looking at it. For example, this game has an ID:
While this game doesn't have an ID:
Evaluation of the reliability and validity of pediatric swallow screens.
The purpose of this study was to determine the reliability and validity of pediatric swallow screens (PSS) that measure and identify patients with aspiration during oral feedings. We compared the reliability and validity of PSS using 4 methods: examiner reliability, video-cinematographic evaluation, trained nurse reliability, and trained nurse validity. Ninety-one subjects ranging in age from 0 to 6 years were recruited from outpatient and inpatient units and from a school setting. Video-cinematographic analysis was performed by 5 examiners at 2 different sessions; kappa was calculated for the examiner pairings. A trained nurse and the child's family completed the PSS; the nurse examiner was masked to the clinical history of the subject. Ninety-four percent (87/91) of subjects were screened correctly by all 4 raters; the proportion was 82% (66/81) if the nurse's score was used to determine whether to screen the subject or not. Examiners agreed on the screening outcome for all subjects, with the exception of 5. Kappa coefficients for the nurse's scoring were.94 and.83. Video-cinematographic scores were compared with nurse screening and revealed a sensitivity of 0.89, a specificity of 0.76, and an accuracy of 0.84. We conclude that the PSS is a reliable ac619d1d87
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