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Investigation Of The Frequency Of Arousal Syndrome Upon Awakening In Children After General Anesthesia In The Department Of Pediatric Surgery
No full textOne of the directions of preoperative preparation in children is psychological support as part of the prevention of emotional experiences. Any surgical intervention causes anxiety and fear in both adults and children. At the same time, 50-70% of children undergoing surgical manipulation experience fear and anxiety. The negative consequences of increased preoperative anxiety include an increased risk of developing arousal syndrome after awakening or agitation syndrome. to determine the frequency of development of arousal syndrome in children of different ages after general anesthesia in the department of pediatric surgery. To determine the frequency of development of arousal syndrome after awakening in children, 126 medical records were analyzed, including an anesthesiological manual. In the experimental group, arousal syndrome after awakening was found in 2 patients. In children of the control group, the syndrome of arousal after awakening was not recorded. Patients aged 2-6 years are more at risk of developing arousal syndrome after waking up than older children
Parenting Styles And Their Effects On Child Mental Health
No full textParenting styles play a crucial role in the emotional, psychological, and social development of children. This article explores the four widely recognized parenting styles: authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, and uninvolved, and their respective impacts on child mental health. Each parenting style influences children\u27s behavioral patterns, emotional regulation, self-esteem, and cognitive growth differently. The authoritative style, characterized by warmth and clear boundaries, is associated with the most positive mental health outcomes, while authoritarian and permissive styles are linked with higher risks of anxiety, depression, and behavioral issues. The article also highlights the importance of cultural context and individual differences in moderating these outcomes
Android-Based Mobile App On The Concepts Of Management And Leadership Among Nursing Managers
No full textBackground: An Android-based mobile application designed around the concepts of management and leadership for managers can serve as a valuable tool for enhancing their professional competencies. The research question herewith was if an Android-based mobile application design can be used to conceptualize management and leadership. Methodology: The Population, Intervention, Comparison, and Outcome guide was used to provide a structured approach to formulating the research questions. PRISMA guideline was used to develop a flowchart and eliminate other studies that did not answer the research question. The PRISMA critical appraisal checklist was also used to make sense of evidences. Results: Out of the initial 100 studies identified, only 15 met the stringent inclusion criteria established by the PRISMA 2020 guidelines and were critically appraised to inform conclusions about the use of Android-based mobile applications on management and leadership among nursing managers. These studies demonstrated the transformative potential of such applications in improving planning, organization, administrative oversight, and leadership effectiveness.Conclusion: An Android-based mobile application design can be used to conceptualize management and leadership among nursing managers
Body Composition Alterations About Chronic Diseases: A Focus On Obesity And Diabetes
No full textNumerous chronic diseases affect the metabolism system and the most common diseases include obesity and diabetes. Changes in body composition like obesity and reduced muscle mass are directly linked to these disorders. It helps to better understand the interconnections between body composition and biochemical parameters as well as to identify the metabolic derangements associated with obesity and diabetes. This study aimed to evaluate body mass index (BMI) and other anthropometric indices concerning Cancer and the underlying biochemical biomarkers in three groups, healthy controls, obese patients without diabetes, and obese patients with diabetes. The interactions between anthropometry, namely BMI, % body fat (BF), visceral fat, muscle mass, and bone mineral content (BMC), with biochemical markers, Fasting Blood Glucose (FBG), HbA1c, lipid profile, and triglycerides. In total 300 participants were included in the study, and 100 participants in each group. The obesity with diabetes group showed the highest FBG (142.3 ± 15.7 mg/dL) and HbA1c (7.8 ± 1.1%) compared to controls (FBG, 88. Fasting blood glucose as well, 127 ± 41 mg/dL, and HbA1c, 5.3 ± 0.4. Compared to controls, BMI was considerably higher among the obese groups: 33.2 ± 3.8 kg/m² for obesity only and 34.5 ± 4.2 kg/m² for obesity with diabetes. Obesity groups had the lowest muscle mass and BMC. Significant moderate significant correlations between %BF and FBG were found and MM was inversely correlated to HbA1c. These findings stress the need for individual targeted interventions to reduce metabolic risks
Dimensions Of Strategic Vigilance As An Effective Tool In Crisis Management Of Government Institution: A Theoretical Study
No full textThis study aims to identify the dimensions of strategic vigilance as an effective tool for crisis management in the institution, where strategic vigilance and crisis management are concurrent elements in maintaining the success of government institutions, as it requires institutions to invest time and effort in developing both sides to ensure their ability to adapt to crises and reduce their occurrence and confrontation, by enhancing the dimensions of strategic vigilance represented in technological vigilance, environmental vigilance, and social vigilance, through which institutions can achieve a high level of preparedness and response to crises, which contributes to maintaining their survival, continuity and achieving their objectives
The Role Of Social Responsibility In Creating Shared Value- Case Study: Raghwa Al Janoub Foundation In Touggourt
No full textThis study aims to examine the extent to which the adoption of corporate social responsibility (CSR) contributes to the creation of shared value within the Roghoua Al-Janoub Company in Touggourt. The research methodology relied on a documentary survey of books, journals, and previous studies, using a descriptive-analytical approach. To achieve the objectives of the study, 75 questionnaires were distributed to the study sample, of which 68 were returned, with 5 being invalid for analysis. For statistical analysis and deriving conclusions, the SPSS v.21 software was employed. The study found that there is a moderate commitment to both social responsibility and the creation of shared value within Roghoua Al-Janoub Company. Additionally, there is a strong positive correlation, with statistical significance, between the commitment to social responsibility and the creation of shared value in the company
The Impact Of Traditional Co-Consumption On Food Nutrient Composition Values
No full textBackground and Objectives:The nature of each region and society including the weather and the soil type play an important role in human health. Various types of coffee and date are spread extensively in gulph county. Arabic coffee (Saudi coffee) is the most popular brand that consume with ajwa dates several times / day in Saudi society. The natural components of coffee and date have been studied separately. The main purpose of presented work was to specify the exact influence of arabic coffee and ajwa date on each other nutritional value when consumed together.
Materials and Methods: Chromatography technique with certified reference standards method has been performed to determine the calibration and the component quantities for our samples under investigation. The content of sugar and minerals is identified and quantified using gas chromatography and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry. Results: Mineral and sugar content changes were identified in pure arabic coffee and ajwa date samples compared to the combined mixture. Pure samples and mixtures both showed the same abundance of minerals in the same order (K, Mg, P, and Ca). No sugars were detected in arabic coffee (<0.1%m/m). Glucose, fructose, and total sugar were declined for ajwa in the mixture than pure sample.
Conclusion: Arabica coffee contains no sugar and is high in minerals, whereas Ajwa contains both sugar and minerals, but their combined usage reduces their sugar and mineral content. The reducing amounts of minerals and sugar were within the range of values reported in the health requirements.
 
Influence Of Type Of School On Perceived School Environment Among High School Student
No full textIntroduction: Education is a powerful instruments for reducing poverty and improving health, gender equality, peace, and stability. Education is often regarded as the potential instrument of national development. Although there have been consistent efforts made to improve the standards in educational systems yet the progress have been deficient ,according to UNESCO around 260 million globally are out of primary and in secondary schools there found to be deficit of basic literacy skills. The Indian educational system made significant changes to provide education to all the sections of society. According to the 2009 Right to Education Act, schooling was made free and compulsory for all children from the ages of 6 to 14. However, improvements are slow in being implemented and disadvantaged children may still not have adequate access to education.
Objectives: to measure the difference in the perceived school environment among Private, Aided and Government Higher Secondary students.
Methods: The hypothesis of the study was there will be significant influence of type of school on perceived school environment among high school students. The second hypothesis of the study was there will be significant influence of gender on perceived school environment among high school students. The sample consisted of 433 High school students. In 433, 144 students each from Government, and Private school and 145 from the Aided school. Purposive sample technique was used to the collect the data. The sample comprised of participants from various socio-economic status and Religion. The present study used the School Environment Inventory (SEI) developed by Mishra (2002) to collect data. The purposive sampling techniques was used to collect data.
Results: The 2-way ANOVA method used to find the influence of perceived school environment among higher school students. The leven’s test has been used to find the homogeneity of the sample. The p value was not significant and the 2 way ANOVA has been used to find the influence of type of school and gender on perceived school environment among high school stduent’s.
Conclusions: The present research shows that there is significant influence of the type of school and gender on perceived school environment.
Keywords: Percived school environment, Government and Private school, Students
The Impact Of Virtual Environments On Children\u27s Neurocognitive Structure: A Study Of Backgrounds And Dimensions
No full textThis study aims to explore the digital environment, which has become the prevailing landscape for modern individuals, particularly as we navigate the 21st century as fully-fledged digital citizens. This environment is represented by screens in various forms, sizes, and features—such as televisions, mobile phones, and tablets—whether or not they are connected to the internet. These devices captivate curiosity, hold attention, and foster a persistent desire to engage, making them a central part of daily life for adults. More importantly, they have a profound and growing impact on children. In light of the widespread availability and low cost of these digital devices in households globally, this descriptive study investigates the potential effects of screens on children\u27s neurocognitive development
Anticoagulation Overdose When Receiving Anticoagulant Therapy Vitamin K Antagonists Who Had Use Of The Cruciferous Family Green: A Review Of The World’s Medicine
No full textObjective: Study to find out the influence of risk factors that are green vegetables of the cruciferous family that can cause anticoagulation over-dosage drugs who received anticoagulant therapy with vitamin K antagonists.
Methods: Present case series study and review of the medical literature, Study on 5 case series of heart failure, mechanical mitral valve after mitral heart valve surgery, and atrial fibrillation had coagulation disorders who receiving anticoagulant therapy with vitamin K antagonists and have used greens vegetables of the cruciferous family.
Results: A Study on 5 cases of the main disease as atrial fibrillation (AF), heart failure with dilated heart chambers, and artificial heart valve surgery who were using vitamin K antagonist anticoagulants (VKAs) drugs with green vegetables of the Cruciferous family that can cause anticoagulation overdose and was discovered when they were medical examination at an International General Hospital in Vietnam in 2022. Clinical cases found to have anticoagulation overdose including the subcutaneous hemorrhagic bruise and who had an anticoagulant overdose disorder with an INR of 7.32, 5.11, 7.63, 8.22, and 10.91, respectively. We were acutely managed in timely resuscitation and returned the coagulation index to normal.
Conclusion: It is recommended that patients who are using vitamin K anticoagulant drugs, should balance their diet, and limit green vegetables that contain a lot of vitamin K such as the Cruciferous family to avoid possible blood clotting disorders or the bleeding may to happen