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Determinant Treatment TB Lungs Phase 1 In Regency Coastal West Province Lampung in 2024
No full text: In general, tuberculosis control in 2020-2024 aims to accelerate Indonesia's efforts to eliminate tuberculosis by 2030, and end the tuberculosis epidemic by 2050 (Indonesian Ministry of Health, 2020). TB controls efforts are carried out with Direct Observed Treatment Short Courses (DOTS). The use of DOTS and eradication of TB is a treatment with direct supervision. Patient compliance in pulmonary TB treatment is very important (Firdaus, 2019). Method The study design in this research uses analytical observational research with a cross sectional research design. Population The population in this study is all pulmonary TB patients in Pesisir Barat Regency, Lampung Province in 2024, with a total of 238 pulmonary TB patients. Samples The samples is a portions of the number and characteristics of a population of 74 respondents. Data analysis was univariate, bivariate and multivariate using the Chi-square analysis technique. This research began from April to May 2024. The results of medication adherence for TB patients mostly occurred in people aged 45-65 years, low to medium education, working in the private sector, with poor knowledge, poor motivation and lacking family support. There is a relationship between education and adherence to medication in TB patients (p-value 0.002), Employment Status (p-value 0.012), Knowledge (p-value 0.004), Motivation (p-value 0.005), Family Support (p- value 0.002). Motivation is the most dominant factor in medication compliance for pulmonary TB patients in Pesisir Barat Regency, Lampung Province. In 2024, Conclusion: It is hoped that health services in Coastal West Regency can improve health education in the form of education,especially TB, not only for TB sufferers but also the local community. in their work area and provide motivation and support to both patients and their families
Mitigating Zambia's Energy Crisis: Transitioning Beyond Hydropower Reliance
No full textBecause hydropower accounts for more than 80% of Zambia's electrical supply, the country's energy sector faces significant obstacles. Droughts and erratic rainfall patterns brought on by climate change have revealed serious weaknesses, leading to frequent power outages. Even though there are many renewable energy sources, such as biomass, wind, and solar, their inte-gration is still somewhat limited. This study uses qualitative analysis of secondary data, including policy reviews and case studies, to examine the viability of diversifying Zambia's energy mix. The results demonstrate the enormous potential of solar energy, when combined with wind and biomass, to stabilize the energy supply and reduce the hazards associated with hydropower. Successful energy diversification requires technology advancement, policy changes, and regional cooperation. The ramifications highlight a path toward sustainable energy security, supporting Zambia's environmental sustainability and economic resilience
The Trial of the Use of Oral Albendazole in the Treatment of Scabies Patients
No full textScabies is one of six epidermal parasitic skin diseases, which is either prevalent in resource-poor settings or is associated with significant morbidity. The clinical presentation of human scabies is characterised by pruritus, nocturnal exacerbation, and the appearance of scab nodules with visible skin burrows. These are typically observed as garish white, slightly scaly, tortuous lines measuring up to one centimetre in length. The classical location of these lesions is in the interdigital spaces of the hands, the flexural surface of the wrists, elbows, genitalia, axillae, umbilicus, belt line, nipples, and buttocks. This distribution of lesions is considered a pathognomonic sign. The objective of the study was to assess the efficacy of oral albendazole in the treatment of scabies patients. This was a selective, comparative, and therapeutic study conducted on patients at-tending the outpatient clinic of the dermatology department at Salahaden General Hospital and private clinics. A total of 150 patients aged over 18 years who had been diagnosed with scabies were randomly divided into three therapeutic groups with an equal number of participants in each. A total of 90 patients completed the study. Of the total number of participants, 57 were male, and the remaining 43 were female. The results are as follows; the three groups of patients differed significantly in age, with the majority of males being older than females. The age distribution was as follows: 66.67%, 65.52%, and 59.46% for the male and female groups, respectively. The age distribution for the male and female groups was as follows: 45.84%, 55.18%, and 45%. 94 (of whom 58.35% had a primary school degree) % 68.96 (,) % 64.86). Low socioeconomic status, with the additional factor of However, the ivermectin tablet demonstrated only minimal improvement within the two-week follow-up period, while the albendazole tablet exhibited no discernible response. It is recommended that improvements be made to socioeconomic and hygienic condi-tions, as well as the promotion of more efficient health services
Innovative Educational Technologies in the Process of Military Education Teaching Special Subjects Methodology
No full textThis article should be noted that the socio-economic development of our independent Republic and the prosperity of our Motherland depend on the level of introducing innovative technologies into the educational process organized in the continuous education system. In the conditions of innovative technologies, in the formation of methodical training of an engineer-pedagogue, it is necessary to consider scientific-theoretical and pedagogical-psychological training, which are components of professional pedagogical training, as well as the coherence and relevance of development as a person
To Study the Main Factors Causing Cutaneous Leishmaniasis and the Impact of These Factors on the Incidence Rate
No full textIn order to increase the effectiveness of measures to prevent skin leishmaniasis in cities and districts, we analyzed the epidemiological examination cards of 120 patients registered in Surkhandarya region. Epidemiological examination cards were obtained according to the level of spread of the disease in relation to 3 regions: hyperendemic, mesoendemic and hypoendemic. Hyperendemic areas are 29 from the city of Termiz, 23 from Termiz district, 24 from Jarkurgan district, and 12 from Angor district. Mesoendemic areas are 11 from Kumkurgan district, 8 from Boysun district, and 6 from Sherabod district. Hypoendemic areas - 4 from Muzrabot district, 3 from Kyziriq district. Human social activity has led to changes in the composition of the disease among young people. If we take the figures from 1960-1966, sick children accounted for about 70.0%, and adults for 30.0%. In 1986, the analysis of the age-related structure of cutaneous leishmaniasis shows that in Uzbekistan, children under 14 years old make up 21.7%, and adults (15 years old) make up 78.3%. Data on the average number of leishmania in one patient were studied. E.M. According to Pershina, an average of 11.4 wounds per patient, A.Sh. According to Vaisov - 4.2, M.K. Sharipov and others note that 80% of patients have 1-3 wounds
Future Computer Science Teacher to Use Innovative Approaches in Teaching Computer Science
No full textThe article examines the experience of using informatics and digital technologies in improving the competence of teaching technology. The effect of improving the technology of education of informatics competence on increasing the quality of education and forming the professional component of future informatics teachers was analyzed
Frequency of the Zygomatic-Orbital Fractures and Method of Using Fibrin Membrane
No full textIn several medical fields, there are too many regeneration materials which prepared from blood one of them is platelet-rich fibrin (PRF)—have been extensively employed due to their significant ability to promote tissue regeneration. Platelets from whole blood were intended to be concentrated using PRP, which was initially proposed a specific restorative technique.Keywords: Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF), Zygomatic-orbital complex, fractures, growth factors, tube, clot, recovery, immune syste
EFFECT OF THE STRATEGY OF EDUCATIONAL PILLARS IN COGNITIVE ACHIEVEMENT AND TEACHING SOME BASIC SKILLS IN FOOTBALL FOR FEMALE STUDENTS
No full textThe research aims to prepare an educational curriculum according to the strategy of educational pillars in cognitive achievement and teaching some basic skills in football to students. After the faculty deanship approved the research, the research community was identified as the first-stage students of the University of Basra's Faculty of Physical Education and Sports Sciences.. The study sample was selectedat random by drawing lots, where Division (B) of 28 students represented the experimental group, and Division (E) of 27 students represented a control group. The researcher will produce the curriculum prepared by the researcher using the educational pillars strategy with its sequential stages that will achieve the objectives of the educational units. The research was suggested that the educational pillars strategy be emphasized in the educational process. because it has a positive and effective role in the educational process
SIGNIFICANCE OF EXPERT CONCLUSIONS IN CLASSIFICATION OF CRIMES
No full textThis article provides a general understanding of crimes related to human death for which criminal responsibility is defined in the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and highlights the importance of expert opinions in ensuring the legal, reasonable and fair resolution of such crimes.
The views of world scientists and specialists on the legal status of expert examinations appointed and conducted in the conduct of criminal cases and some sources related to the emergence of the need for medical knowledge in determining the truth about the occurrence of human death are highlighted.
Issues related to the qualification of a person's crime related to human death, sentencing, recovery of damages, and ensuring the rights of individuals in the appointment and conduct of expertise were analyzed
Television Talk Shows in Light of the Theory of Conversational Implicatuer: A Media Pragmatic Approach
No full textThe objective of this research is to analyze TV talk shows through the lens of conversational implicature theory, with the aim of assessing the extent to which these televised discussions align with the principles developed by "Paul Grice" for ordinary conversation. The study delves into the application of Grice's theory to TV talk shows, specifically focusing on how these discussions deviate from the maxims of quantity, quality, manner, relevance, relation, or appropriateness by utilizing conversational implicature. In addition, the research identifies these deviations by employing the theory in a study of political talk shows, investigating the potential extraction of implied meanings from the dialogue of guests. The findings suggest that these deviations serve implicit purposes at a deeper level of communication, motives not explicitly revealed by guests or program hosts due to various factors such as ethical, social, psychological, or personal considerations.
elevision dialogue programs, dialogic approach, global discourse, dialogic implicatur