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The Study Of The Influence Of The Volume Of Motor Activity On The Indicators Of Physical And Mental Development And On The Functional State Of The Body Of Children And Adolescents
No full textMovement plays an indispensable role in every person\u27s life. Through movement, the child learns about the world, forms perception, sensations, emotional and volitional sphere. Since it is at a young age that the development of the most important functions of the body\u27s systems takes place, motor activity plays a fundamental role in this period. The purpose of this study was to identify the multifunctional importance of movement in all areas of children\u27s development, to demonstrate the effect of physical activity on the morphofunctional parameters of the child\u27s body. The study involved 122 schoolchildren aged 7 to 9 years (average age -7.6±0.3 years) In the structure of the surveyed girls – 63 (51.6%), boys - 59 __ (respectively, 48.3%). Based on the results of our study, the following conclusions can be formulated: morphofunctional indicators such as height, weight and Quetelet index are more determined by genetic material than by the level of motor volume, physical education is a favorable context for the formation of healthy physical culture and sports habits, and a high volume of motor activity may be the key to explaining the level of physical activity physical fitness of children
Coping Strategies For Trauma-Induced Psychological Stress Among Chronic Disease Patients At Adrar State Hospital
No full textThis research aims to investigate coping strategies employed by chronic disease patients at Adrar State Hospital who have experienced traumatic events. Specifically, the study examines differences in coping strategies based on gender and type of chronic disease (diabetes, hypertension, or disability resulting from a traffic accident). To achieve this objective, the researcher administered the Coping Inventory for Stressful Situations (CISS) to a sample of 56 chronic disease patients undergoing treatment at Adrar State Hospital. The study found the following results:
No statistically significant differences were found in coping strategies based on gender among chronic disease patients at Adrar State Hospital.
Statistically significant differences were found in coping strategies based on the type of chronic disease (diabetes, hypertension, or disability resulting from a traffic accident) among the sample.
These findings can be attributed to the implications of chronic disease and the unique psychological stressors associated with each condition
A Review On The Role Of Sericulture Activities For Sustainable Development
No full textSince ancient times, sericulture—the raising of silk worms—has been a cottage industry in practically every region of the globe. There are five types of silk worms that are used for commercial purposes worldwide, and they are customarily raised in various locations. The only nation that still uses traditional methods for raising all five species of silk worms is India. The women in the community have historically engaged in this household activity, which gives them some extra money to supplement their family\u27s income and give them a sense of financial independence. Economic development, which reduces poverty, particularly in rural regions, is essential for social development. Additionally, sericulture is a sustainable business since its by-products are used as a source of protein energy or as manure for the plantations. This makes sericulture a green cottage company.
 
Oscc - An Inducing Factor To Xanthogranulomatous Inflammation Of Lymph Node- A Case Report
No full textXanthogranulomas are a type of non-Langerhans cell histiocytosis that commonly affects infants and children. Adult xanthogranuloma are rare disorders which is characterized by the accumulation of macrophage, dendritic cells, or monocyte-derived cells in various tissues of the body. Morphologically, most of the cases presented classical histological features of xanthogranuloma, with histiocytic cells consistent with the non-Langerhans cell immunophenotype. This xanthogranulomatous inflammation usually occurs either due to metastases from the primary malignancy to the lymphnode or due to any foreign body contamination. In this article we present a case of a 45-year-old male patient who was initially diagnosed with a malignant condition later developed a benign condition of the lymph node
Enhancing Antibacterial Activity Of Methanol Extract Of Phoenix Dactylifera Leaves Against Salmonella Entrica And Escherichia Coli Isolates
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The present research detects the effectiveness and estimation of Methanol Extract of phoenix dactylifera (leaves palm extract) as antibacterial activity against selected Gram negative bacteria (Salmonella entrica and
Escherichia coli ) , which may be developed into new-fangled, harmless, and more efficient agents microbial infections. was determined by Serial doubling dilution of the plant extract in sterile nutrient broth to determine the minimum inhibitory concentration and achieved six different concentrations of 200µg/ml, 100µg/ml, 50µg/ml, 25 µg/ml, and 12.5µg/ml and 6.25 µg/ml, Its appeared as negative result (not have any zone of inhibition) in deferent concentration used.
When used the synergistic effect of Methanol Extract of dactylifera leaves against Salmonella entrica with different antibiotic showed Ciprofloxacin (CIP), Trimethoprim (TMP) ,resistance in deferent concentration but Cefataxime ( CTX) sensitive in all concentration except ( 12.5 µg/ml, 6.250 µg/ml) were resistance .While Amikacin (AK) sensitive in concentration (50 µg/ml, 25 µg/ml) and Doxycycline (DO) sensitive in concentration (50 µg/ml) only .
Whereas the synergistic effect of dactylifera leaves against Escherichia coli were resisting in all antibiotics used except Cefataxime (CTX) sensitive in all concentration that used in the research and Amikacin (AK) sensitive in concentration (12.5 µg/ml, 6.250 µg/ml).
 
Turning Nerves Into Nirvana- A Review On Distraction Techniques In Pediatric Dentistry
No full textChildren with dental fear and anxiety try all means to avoid or delay dental treatment, and it results in the deterioration of their oral health. Distraction is the technique of diverting the patient\u27s attention from what may be perceived as an unpleasant procedure. The available studies show that the distraction techniques can be very effective during dental treatment for the management of dental fear and anxiety in children, including those with special abilities. However, the evidence of their efficacy is very low, so more future studies and research comparing the different distraction techniques among children of different age groups is recommended in order to have a more accurate knowledge of them and thus be able to implement them in the dental office. This review article throws light on the different distraction techniques that can be utilised by a Pediatric dentist to make the child patient cooperate for dental treatment
The French Policy Of Exile Against The Elite Of The City Of Algeriers “Mustafa Ben Mohamed Al-Kababti As A Model”
No full textThe French colonisation has implemented penal exile in Algeria since the time of Governor General “Clauzel”, moving to “De Rovigo” and until “Bugeaud”. Among the first to be exiled outside the country were a group of the elites of the city of Algiers who entrenched themselves in the ranks of the opposition and the political, religious and intellectual resistance against the presence and policies of the French occupier. This study is considered one of the topics that have not been dealt with extensively by the researchers so it was the motive behind its selection in detail. The study aims at shedding light on the Maliki Mufti Mustafa ben Mohamed Al-Kababti (1862-1775). He was one of the most important Algerian elites who has been exiled. He played an important role in opposing and resisting against French colonialism, he was exiled to “Sainte-Marguerite” Island, France, then to Alexandria, Egypt. Thus, exiling Ibn Al-Kababti established the beginning of the French colonialist implementation of penal exile against the Algerians, which was a policy that has continued up until the forties of the twentieth century
Gender Differentiation In Labor Market: A Sociological Review Of Previous Studies\u27 Results
No full textThis research paper aims to delve into the concept of gender and the factors that have led to the division of roles between men and women in the workplace, in addition to highlighting the role of societal culture in establishing the existing gap between the roles of the genders. To achieve these objectives, the results of a series of relevant previous studies were analysed. The findings from these studies indicate a continued gender differentiation in the division of work into "masculine" and "feminine" domains, reflecting the profound effects of social upbringing and the stereotypical images associated with women, which confine their roles to specific jobs
Family As A Destructive Factor: A Clinical Study
No full textThis article explores the significance of the family and its power to shape the destiny of its members, showcasing a psychological support case for a young woman who grew up in a family where violence was the primary form of communication. By analyzing the cumulative effects of the violence she endured, we will present the case\u27s diagnosis and the key stages of this support, emphasizing its significance in easing her suffering and assisting her in overcoming the challenging events in her family. We will highlight the psychological state that this young woman reached, which tragically culminated in a suicide attempt. We will present a clinical case study that highlights the challenges and stakes the subject faced during her psychological treatment journey to overcome her suffering and the negative impact of her family on her.
 
Entrepreneurial Education in Algeria and Promoting Sustainable Development An Analytical Review of Ministerial Decree 1275
No full textThese papers seek to highlight the importance of entrepreneurial education as a new policy and strategy developed by the Ministry of Higher Education to support projects in general and sustainable development projects in particular in light of the growing local and international demands to preserve the environment and natural resources, as through this type of education the student is mentored and accompanied. Formation, training and knowledge for the success of his own project as an innovative research product.