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Exploring the Impact of Tabata Protocol among Manila Police District Personnel
Get PDFThe purpose of the study is to determine the effect of the Tabata exercise program among obese 1 members of the Manila Police District and determine the acceptability of the Tabata exercise program among the members of the Manila Police District. Ericksen (2014) stated that full-body workouts are an excellent way to strengthen bones, build muscle, and avoid injury, which is one of a police officer\u27s main concerns. As a result, this study aims to determine how a Tabata program improved body composition and aerobic capacity under the category of obese class 1. Second, to determine the acceptability of the Tabata exercise program among the members of the Manila Police District. The findings show that a 12-minute Tabata session for 12 weeks, which included repeated rounds of body-weight and plyometric activities meets physical fitness test measurement standards in the Philippine Military Academy for improving cardiorespiratory endurance. Tabata exercise was found to be effective in improving body mass while providing the most benefits in the shortest period. After the intervention, the acceptability of the Tabata was evidenced by the increase in involvement in exercise and healthy living. Furthermore, the many rounds of exercise were well tolerated by the subjects and resulted in a higher caloric expenditure than would be expected with only 4 minutes of activity
The Effects of Folk Culture Tourism in the Pandemic Situation
Get PDFThe power of digital media is very necessary for the process of facilitating the sustainable integration of culture and tourism as a means of facilitating economic recovery. The purpose of this research is to provide an explanation of four theoretical mechanisms of digitalization that support the sustainable integration of culture and tourism. These mechanisms are based on logical deduction. In order to grasp the present state of digitalization in promoting the sustainable integration of culture and tourism, we used factor analysis to identify three mechanisms that were applied to areas with varied degrees of economic development or cultural and tourist resources. These mechanisms were applied to regions in order to comprehend the current state of digitalization. The Chinese towns of Zhang Guying and Rebala, located in Hunan Province, serve as the focus of this research that employs qualitative analysis. The conclusion of the research, which was reached after an in-depth analysis of two case villages, is that traditional Chinese villages, especially those that cater to visitors, are more vulnerable to the impacts of the pandemic than cities and other areas. In the post-epidemic period, the purpose of this research is to investigate whether or not previous tourism ideas, such as cultural creativity and creative tourism, have an effect on current tourist destinations, namely Chinese traditional villages, and whether or not these places may be revived. This research will focus on these topics in order to evaluate how cultural creativity might help solve already existing difficulties and boost the resilience of the tourist industry
Mechanisms of Applying the Principle of Legal Security to Human Rights Norms in National Legislation
Get PDFInterestingly, the principle of legal security has increased in recent times because of the successive developments that the world is witnessing at all levels, and all of this requires confronting these developments by ensuring the application of laws issued and protecting those rules from violation by individuals and the ruling authorities. Accordingly, the principle of legal security seeks to provide the necessary protection for individuals\u27 rights and legal positions and ensure a minimum level of consistency and stability in transactions and legal functions. States seek to include the principle of legal security through their constitutions and national legislation, albeit implicitly, to protect these public rights and freedoms from being violated by any party and ensure that individuals know the limits of these rights and freedoms and avoid infringing on them in their dealings
Identifying the Symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder, And Its Relationship to the Absence of the Father in a Sample of Female High School Students in Al Jamaa District
No full textIntroduction: The study aimed to identify the symptoms of borderline personality disorder, and its relationship to the absence of the father among a sample of secondary school students in Al Jamaa district. The study consisted of (432) female students from the secondary school students in the university district.
Objectives: to achieve the objectives of this study, the borderline personality disorder symptoms scale, the father\u27s absence questionnaire, and the father\u27s absence impact scale were developed and applied after ensuring the validity and reliability of the scales.
Methods: This study adopted the descriptive correlational approach as the most appropriate method for its objectives. This approach describes the symptoms of borderline personality disorder, and its relationship to the absence of the father among the study sample.
Results and conclusion: The results showed that the level of impact of the absence of the father and the symptoms of borderline personality disorder came at an modorat level, and that the relationship between them is a direct correlation relationship. And the absence of statistically significant differences in the symptoms of borderline personality disorder due to the two variables (birth order, the period of absence of the father). Differences between the rest of the birth order and the variable of the reason for the absence of the father and in favor of imprisonment for the father compared to divorce, the death of the father in favor of separation and the imprisonment of the father and the father’s abandonment of the house compared to the father’s travel, and the absence of statistically significant differences for the variable of the duration of the father’s absence.
Keywords: Borderline personality disorder, father absence, secondary school students
Exploring Host Plant Resistance of Cowpea as for Macrophomina Phaseolina (Tassi.) Goid) Causing Dry Root Rot Pathogen under Artificial Inoculation Condition
No full textBackground: Cowpea (Macrophomina phaseolina (Tassi.) Goid) is accepted as a very critical commercial crop belong to arid and semi-arid region. Among various diseases of cowpea dry root rot caused by M.P. is a major constrain to drop down the significant yield loss as factor that it was serve as both seed and soil borne with wide host range. Dry root rot disease in cowpea causes the lowering of average yield as compared to its potential yield. The current study greatly emphasized to find out suitable resistance genotype against cowpea and adverse remark of dry root rot on yield
Methods: Screening was conducted against nineteen cowpea genotypes to find out the resistance reaction against dry root rot under artificial inoculated condition between for three consecutive three year that is 2019, 2020, and 2021.
Conclusion: Cowpea genotypes were explored to find out the resistant source against dry root rot of cowpea, none of the entry was found free from dry root rot. The data on severity index reveals that the highest disease severity index was recorded with accession GC-1712 (91.69 %), followed by KBC-11 (88.91 %), TC-1901 (80.53%), CPD-311 (75.00 %), KBC-13 (72.22 %), DC-15 (63.90 %), PCP 1124-1 (20.54 %), PCP-0306 (19.99 %), KBC-9 (6.67%), RC-101 (5.56 %), CPD-313 and GC-1602 (5.00 %), GC-3 (4.44 %), Pant lobia-3, PGCP-69 and TPTC-29 (3.89 %), PGCP-70 (2.22 %), while disease severity index minimum was recorded in accession Pant lobia-4 and MC-17-2 (KBC-12) (1.11 %) respectively. Eleven entries viz., GC-3, TPTC-29, RC 10, KBC-9, Pant Lobia-3, Pant Lobia-4, MC 17-2 (KBC-12), CPD-313, PGCP-69, GC-1602, PGCP-70 were found moderate resistant, two entries PCP-0306 and PCP 1124-1 were moderate susceptible and six entries DC-15, CPD-311, KBC-13, KBC-11, TC-1901 and GC-1712 were highly susceptible
Exploring Patient Perspectives: Embracing Complementary Therapies for Chronic Conditions within Public Health Centers
No full textIntroduction: Using complementary therapies among individuals with chronic illnesses has resulted in positive and negative outcomes. Nevertheless, patients exhibit reluctance to discuss these therapeutic options with healthcare professionals. As a result, delving into perceptions and involvement with complementary therapies becomes of utmost importance, establishing a fundamental reference for medical practitioners and ensuring the well-being of patients during the implementation process. This study aimed to meticulously examine the viewpoints of individuals suffering from chronic diseases regarding integrating complementary therapies within Public Health Centres.
Methods: This study used a cross-sectional approach. This investigation employed survey techniques and guided interviews conducted through the G-form platform. The questionnaire\u27s validity, established at 0.89, and reliability, spanning from 0.37 to 0.76, have been verified.
Results: The study encompasses a participant pool of 328 individuals. Within the array of diverse complementary therapies, herbal therapy gains prominence, embraced by 260 respondents (79.3%), while massage therapy garners favor from 225 participants (31.4%). The majority of respondents hold a favorable perception that these therapies are innocuous and characterized by minimal side effects. Additionally, they emphasize the necessity for healthcare practitioners to acquaint themselves with complementary therapies, dispense informative guidance, and contemplate both complementary and conventional approaches when delivering healthcare services.
Conclusions: Herbal therapy emerges as a prevalent and comparably low-risk choice, contingent upon its prudent application tailored to specific ailments. Thus, equipping healthcare providers with a comprehensive understanding of complementary therapies assumes a pivotal role, enabling the amalgamation of traditional and alternative strategies to heighten the overall effectiveness of healthcare provision
Communication Skills: A Core Competency for Elementary Students
No full textOur odds of success in many areas of life have been connected to the phrase \u27Good Communication Skills.\u27 Our language is a communication system, a thought medium, a vehicle for literary expression, a social institution, a source of political debate, and an element in nation development. Language is a form of communication that allows a kid to reflect on the past, comprehend the present, and anticipate the future. Of all the languages spoken today, English deserves to be considered a world language. It is the most commonly spoken language in the world, with English reaching one out of every four people on the planet. It is increasingly critical for the student to have a mastery of English that allows him to express himself in speech or writing in a far wider range of circumstances. What is essential is that we in India place a higher emphasis on our pupils\u27 communication needs at the primary level
Personalized Pharmacogenomics Tailoring Drug Therapy to Individuals
No full textPersonalized pharmacogenomics is a shining example of innovation in modern medicine, changing therapeutic techniques by customizing drug regimens to each patient\u27s unique genetic profile. This work explores the revolutionary potential of individualized pharmacogenomics in the framework of precision medicine. It highlights the significant ramifications for maximizing treatment efficacy and guaranteeing patient safety by illuminating the complex relationships between genetic variation and the heterogeneity seen in medication reactions.
Personalized pharmacogenomics is a paradigm change away from the conventional one-size-fits-all strategy and provides a more nuanced knowledge of the complex ways in which genetic variants influence medication metabolism, interactions, and subsequent effects. Notwithstanding its auspicious potential to transform patient care, a number of obstacles stand in the way of its smooth incorporation into clinical practice.
The ethical discourse around personalized pharmacogenomics is firmly based on ethical considerations, which necessitate careful attention to patient privacy, informed consent, and equitable access. Furthermore, there are challenges with uniformity and interpretability when converting large amounts of genetic data into useful therapeutic insights, thus clear rules and easily available databases are required for well-informed decision-making.
This thorough analysis summarizes the most recent research findings and envisions the future of personalized pharmacogenomics as a driver of improved patient outcomes in a variety of medical fields. It highlights the critical role that pharmacogenomic insights play in improving precision medicine by navigating the challenges associated with their implementation and imagining a future in which they smoothly integrate with standard healthcare
Enhancing Sustainability and Cost-Effectiveness of Flexible Pavements through Recycled Materials and By-Products
No full textFlexible pavements play a crucial role in modern infrastructure, offering safe and reliable transportation routes. Nevertheless, the conventional construction and maintenance of flexible pavements carry significant environmental and economic implications, originate from the extensive utilization of natural resources and the generation of substantial amounts of waste. This paper delves into the potential of employing recycled materials and by-products in flexible pavements as an environmentally sustainable and cost-effective alternative. The study examines the technical performance, economic feasibility, and environmental benefits associated with incorporating recycled materials and by-products in the design, construction, and maintenance of flexible pavements. The findings demonstrate that the utilization of recycled materials and by-products in flexible pavements can contribute to resource conservation, waste reduction, and improved sustainability, all while maintaining the required structural and functional characteristics of the pavement
