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Digital eye strain and academic performance among level 3 student nurses in a selected University in Iloilo City
Full text availableDue to the requirement to establish online learning during the quarantine period in this COVID-19 pandemic, the use of digital devices has increased significantly. Currently, as Covid 19 cases gradually decrease, online education shifts into the new norm known as blended learning, which combines face-to-face classroom experiences with online learning. As a result, students are still using gadgets to attend their online classes, work on their assignments, take quizzes using an online platform called Canvas, and even study for extended periods of time using their gadgets as their e-books or reviewers. This research aimed to determine the digital eye strain and academic performance among level 3 student nurses at a selected University in Iloilo City. With a total of 172 respondents, aged around 21 - 25 years old enrolled in the Nursing Department of Central Philippine University for the academic School Year 2022-2023. Using a descriptive and correlational quantitative design, an online survey was used to examine the profile of the respondents in terms of age, sex, and eye modifiers, digital eye strain, and academic performance. The completed questionnaire was collected, and the data were analyzed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) through frequency distribution, Gamma, Cramer’s V, descriptive statistics, and Spearman’s Rho. The findings highlighted the relationship between digital eye strain and academic performance. Based on the data analysis and findings, the researchers concluded that there was no significant relationship between age and digital eye strain among student nurses in a selected private university. However, significant relationships were identified between sex and digital eye strain, as well as between eye modifiers and digital eye strain, among these student nurses. Conversely, age, sex, and eye modifiers did not exhibit a significant relationship with academic performance. Importantly, digital eye strain was found to have a significant relationship with the academic performance of level 3 student nurses at a selected private university in Iloilo City. The prominent symptoms that the respondents experienced are headaches 'always', tearing 'often', eye pain 'occasionally', and double vision 'never'. In terms of intensity, the prominent symptoms that the respondents experienced are increased sensitivity to light 'intense', headache 'moderate', and feeling of a foreign body 'low'. As shown in the results, respondents with digital eye strain are mostly likely to be affected in their academic performance.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Nursin
Achieving operational excellence: Stories of restaurant managers
Abstract onlyOperational Excellence is attained when customers see the value of the business and meet their expectations. It is what businesses and restaurants should aim to achieve customer satisfaction, repeat business, and ensure the longevity of the business. It makes the restaurant strive to attain its highest potential to better serve not only its customers but also other stakeholders whom they affect. This is a qualitative study aimed at understanding and exploring the strategies and experiences of the different restaurants in the locality of Iloilo City in achieving operational excellence in their restaurants. It presents an opportunity to fill in the gap in the limited body of knowledge concerning operational excellence. The questions are based on the Shingo Model of operational excellence as it provides a framework for organizations to guide them in achieving the ideal results that they aim for using systems, tools, principles, cultures, and results to achieve operational excellence. This study used narrative inquiry through a semi-structured interview with six different managers and owners of restaurants located in Iloilo City to explore their strategies for achieving operational excellence. The data that was gathered underwent thematic analysis to determine the emerging themes that exist between their strategies to create a comprehensive understanding of how to achieve operational excellence in restaurants. There are five themes to this study: Continuous learning, quality, customer first, legacy in the community, and employee engagement. Each theme is discussed thoroughly by the researcher and provides an in- depth analysis to better understand how these different strategies are being used by the respondents of this study to achieve operational excellence.Master in Business Administratio
Proposed design of a three-storey columbarium in Brgy. Banguit, Cabatuan, Iloilo
Full text availableThe insufficiency of burial spaces has become a pressing concern in both the Roman Catholic Cemetery and the Cabatuan Memorial Park in Cabatuan, Iloilo. This study aims to address this challenge by proposing a design of a three-storey columbarium. The main objective of this study is to design a columbarium that will be a sustainable solution to the scarcity of burial spaces while also integrating additional facilities to serve the community's diverse needs. With a total capacity of 1840 niches spread across five layers, the columbarium will offer a dignified and lasting resting place for the departed loved ones of the community. The project includes a chapel within the premises to cater to religious ceremonies, prayer services, and mourning activities, fostering a serene environment for spiritual solace and remembrance. This chapel will serve as a focal point for communal gatherings, offering solace and support during times of grief. Additionally, the ground floor of the columbarium project will feature a spacious area that the Local Government Unit (LGU) can utilize as an additional function room. In alignment with principles of inclusivity and accessibility, the project design integrates separate comfort rooms for males, females, and persons with disabilities (PWDs) on the ground floor, while common comfort rooms are provided on the second and third floors. This thoughtful provision ensures that all individuals can access the facilities comfortably, regardless of their background or abilities. Such considerations enhance the overall experience for visitors, ensuring that necessary amenities are readily available throughout the columbarium premises.Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineerin
Proposed two-storey Balay Silangan in Janiuay, Iloilo
Full text availableIn the wake of the ongoing battle against illegal drugs, the rehabilitation and reintegration of individuals involved in drug related offenses have become critical components of community development. With a significant number of drug offenders surrendering to authorities, there is a growing need for facilities that not only house them temporarily but also offer a path toward recovery and self reliance. Janiuay, one of the municipalities heavily impacted by drug-related issues, with a record of two hundred sixty (260) total drug offenders, has taken proactive steps to address this concern. This project study focuses on the proposed construction of a 441 sq. m. two-storey Balay Silangan facility in Janiuay, designed to rehabilitate and accommodate thirty (30) drug offenders, ultimately aiding them become productive and law-abiding members of the society. Moreover, the structure was designed using the provisions of the Ultimate Strength Design (USD) method and the National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP) 2015. By incorporating modern architectural design, green building technologies, and rehabilitation facilities, this project aims to create a sustainable and supportive environment for those seeking a fresh start. The estimated project cost is Php 19,500,000.00 which will be funded by the Municipal Social Worker Development Office. It is recommended that once the structure is fully functional, installation of safety and security devices should be carried out, such as fences, CCTVs, and other essential security measures.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Civil Engineerin
Production index of cacao (Theobroma cacao L.) in the Municipality of New Lucena, Iloilo using geographic information system (GIS)
Abstract onlyCacao stands as one of the most valuable export commodities and high-value crops globally. Western Visayas, specifically the municipality of New Lucena, has committed to participate in nationwide initiatives aimed at boosting the production capacity of the cacao sector and exploring prospects and avenues for its advancement. This research is focused on the utilization of Geographic Information System (GIS) to create a digital map for the purpose of locating various cacao plantations within New Lucena, as well as identifying their spatial pattern distribution and determining the annual production index. A total of 23 cacao cultivators from New Lucena participated in this study, as the researcher established a minimum of 20 trees per grower. The locations of the cacao plantations were identified by geocoding addresses with Geocamera, processing photo metadata with Geosetter, defining boundaries on Google Earth Pro, and analyzing and mapping geospatial data with GIS. The findings indicate that cacao plantations are located in four barangays of New Lucena, namely Brgy. Wari-wari, Brgy. Cabilauan, Brgy. Badiang, and Brgy. Bilidan. The annual cocoa bean production in these areas amounts to 24,375 kg, 9,422 kg, 1,125 kg, and 3,225 kg, respectively. Overall, the municipality reports a total 4,000 trees with an annual production of 34,992 kg. Moreover, an analysis of the spatial pattern distribution was conducted, revealing that cacao plantation areas in New Lucena, Iloilo, exhibit a clustered distribution. These findings can be used for science-based decisions for promoting the emerging cacao industry in the Province of Iloilo.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineerin
Evaluation of concentration of vacuum freeze dried coconut (Cocos nucifera) water and meat as Philippine native chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) semen extender in vitro
Abstract onlyThis study, conducted from October 16, 2023 to January 2, 2024, explores the impact of vacuum freeze-dried coconut meat and water on chicken sperm motility. Results indicate that concentrations of 0.5g and 1.0g of coconut meat and water exhibit the highest mean values of 4.0, positively affecting sperm motility. However, higher concentrations show diminishing returns, with 0.5g treatment consistently demonstrating the most sustained positive impact. It is noted that excessive coconut water intake can impair sperm motility and quality due to its composition, rich in soluble carbohydrates, oil, and salts. This research suggests potential improvements in breeding programs and reproductive outcomes within the native chicken industry. Future studies could utilize this research as a reference for in vitro investigations on Cocos nucifera as a semen extender for Philippine Native Chicken. Exploring the properties of Cocos nucifera offers promise in enhancing chicken production and combating infectious diseases, thereby maximizing the potential of the Philippine Native Chicken industry.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Agricultur
Nutrition knowledge, eating habits and academic performance among student nurses at a Private University
Abstract onlyStudent nurses are expected to understand the significance of nutrition and how it can help improve their academic performance, maintain healthy eating habits, and avoid unhealthy eating behaviors leading to eating disorders and diseases. This study aimed to determine whether there is a significant relationship between nutrition knowledge, eating habits, and academic performance among student nurses in a private university in Iloilo City, Philippines. Study participants were randomly selected student nurses (n=272) enrolled during AY 2022-2023. Data were gathered using a survey questionnaire with a four-point Likert scale. The respondents were given one week to answer and return the questionnaires. Then, the researchers coded and encoded all the data gathered. Most respondents recognized Vitamin B6's importance (95.6%), identified processed foods as potential weight gain causes (93.4%), and understood calorie intake risks (93%). In terms of eating habits, 45.2% consumed vegetables, 29.8% ate fresh fruits regularly, and 23.2% had daily breakfast. Conversely, 30.9% consumed fast food, 5.9% chose soda, and 3.3% skipped meals. Academically, students varied, with 29% achieving a general average between 1.2 and 1.65, and 36.4% ranging from 1.86 to 2.5. However, there is no significant relationship between nutrition knowledge, eating habits, and academic performance (p=.428). Nearly half (44.1%) had low nutrition knowledge, indicating a need for targeted interventions. 33.1% showed poor eating habits, emphasizing a need for dietary improvement. Academic abilities varied, with no significant relationship between nutrition knowledge, eating habits, and academic performance. This highlights the importance of considering study habits and personal circumstances for academic success.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Nursin
Formulation and evaluation of antibacterial properties of garlic (Allium sativum) with lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) ointment against Staphylococcus aureus in Philippine native chicken
Abstract onlyStaphylococcus aureus It is the main source of skin and soft tissue infections, which result in cellulitis, furuncles, abscesses, and mortality. Garlic ointment mixed with lavender oil has been produced as a safer and less expensive alternative to synthetic antibiotic ointment. The study was conducted to formulate and evaluate the antimicrobial activity of Garlic (Allium sativum) with lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) essential oil; assess the Minimum inhibitory Concentration and Zone of Inhibition; and evaluate the Potency Level of Garlic with Lavender Ointment. This research involved a total 30 Petri plates, 100pl Staphylococcus aureus bacteria, 500pl mupirocin at higher dose, 250pl mupirocin at lower dose, 500pl VCO, 500pl distilled water. The concentration were laid out using a complete randomized design (CRD) and two-factor (CRD). The GEO with LEO assessed through MIC after 24 hours of post-exposure revealed that 100% GEO with LEO concentration has the highest mean percentage (80.65%). In addition, treatments 85% to 100% GEO with LEO concentration had a wider ZOI. Furthermore, after 72 hours of post-exposure. The antibacterial property of GEO with LEO is potent, based on standard potency of 60 to 150 percent. Thus, GEO with LEO can serve as a substitute for regulating the isolation of Staphylococcus aureus from Philippine native chicken.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Agricultur
Lived experiences of student nurses with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
Abstract onlyThis phenomenological study's purpose was to conduct an in-depth exploration on the lived experiences of student nurses with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. The experiences of the participants focused on the impact of PCOS on their daily lives. In this study, the researchers utilized snowball sampling in selecting their participants. The findings of the study showed the different challenges and obstacles the participants faced being diagnosed with PCOS. It yielded three major themes: (1) Challenges in Attaining Ideal Body Weight, (2) Adverse Impacts on Mental Health, and (3) A Comprehensive Approach to PCOS Management. The results of the study delved into the physical and lifestyle challenges faced by participants, including difficulties in managing dietary impulses, disruptions in activities of daily living (ADLs), and the onset of related health issues such as hormonal imbalances and irregular periods. Furthermore, it examined the psychological toll of PCOS, highlighting mood swings, irritability, and negative body image perceptions that not only affect self-esteem but also interpersonal relationships. Additionally, it encapsulated the multifaceted strategies adopted by participants to cope with PCOS, ranging from dietary adjustments to holistic practices and enhanced self- care routines aimed at improving overall health and productivity.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Nursin
Determination of the lethal dose concentration (LD50) of standardized turmeric rhizome (Curcuma longa) essential oil among the Philippine native chickens
Abstract onlyThis study was conducted at the Central Philippine University, College of Agriculture, Resources, and Environmental Sciences at the Research and Development Learning Building. The study began on November 2023 and ended on January 2024. This study aimed to determine the lethal dosage concentration (LD50) of standardized Turmeric Rhizome (Curcuma longa) essential oil among the Philippine native chickens. These were monitored for one week. The treatments used in this study were derived from the findings of the Study about the Standardization of Processing and Concentration of Turmeric Rhizome (Curcuma longa) Essential Oil Against Mycoplasma synoviae of Philippine Native Chicken. It was analyzed using percentage mean. Tables were presented to aid the discussion of results. The tests revealed that the chickens survived in 2,000 mg/kg. In terms of signs and symptoms of over-dosage, there was no evidence of toxicity found. The test chickens were alive and active, no further tests were done after the limit test. This indicates that the birds received a very efficient dose of turmeric rhizome essential oil, as no deaths were reported. The ethanolic extract of Curcuma longa has good anthelmintic activity and effectively eradicates roundworms. It was also observed that they became healthier proving that turmeric essential oil is not toxic.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Agricultur