iosr-JNHS   Volume-7 ~ Issue-5 ~ Sep-Oct 2018

Abstract: According to WHO data in 2006 issued a standard for child growth which was then applied throughout the world. The content is to emphasize the importance of breastfeeding only for babies from birth to 6 months of age, this means that babies only receive breast milk from the mother, without additional fluids or other solid foods. Exclusive breastfeeding coverage in ASEAN countries such as India has reached 46%, in the Philippines 34%, in Vietnam 27% and in Myanmar 24%. This study uses an analytical research design with Cross Sectional design which is an observational research design that is conducted to determine the relationship of independent variables where the measurement of the variable is once and at the same time

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Abstract: Today, it is virtually impossible to live without the aid of some form of technology. This sad truth makes technology extremely difficult to escape; because work, school, and play can all involve either computers or mobile phones. The usage increases with advancement of time in regard to time spent on computer and internet activities which are the first warning sign that we are addicted to technology. Productive use of technologies has possibilities to create new innovation effortlessly whereas inappropriate use of it hinders our performance. We need to search solutions where youngster controls the technology, not controlled by technology. It's time to identify and create balance and healthier relationship between technology and its use.....

Keywords: Social media, Device addiction, Teenagers

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of fear of missing out.Computers in Human Behavior, 29(4), 1841-1848..

Abstract: The term abortion is vaguely used. There is no clear definition of abortion. Improper use of the term results in inadequate management of abortion as a condition. The major focus of this paper was to clarify, explain and define the concept of abortion, its defining attributes, antecedents and consequences.A concept analysis of abortion was done using the eight steps of Walker and Avant's strategic method. Initially 36 articles from 1990 to 2017 were reviewed. Fourteen (14) articles were later dropped due to their irrelevant information, and twenty-two (22) articles were finally reviewed to deduce the definition of abortion.The main antecedents of abortion were a positive pregnancy.......

Keywords: Abortion; miscarriage; spontaneous; concept analysis; Walker and Avant.

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Abstract: Background: Cord blood banking is the most important topic of science and technology today.Female graduates need to understand about cord blood banking hence those are going to give birth to the baby in the future. Aim: To evaluate the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on female graduates'knowledge regarding cord blood banking.
Method: Pre-experimental.....

Keywords: Cord blood banking, Structured teaching programme, Female graduates.

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Abstract: Background: Childhood allergies like asthma and allergic rhinitis are most common in children. Mothers need to understand about allergies. Aim: To evaluate the effectiveness of awareness programme on selected common childhood allergies among mothers.
Method: A Pre-experimental one group pre-test and post-test was adopted.50 mothers were selected by using convenient sampling technique on the basis of inclusive criteria to assess the knowledge regarding selected common childhood allergies.....

Keywords: Assess, effectiveness, awareness programme, common childhood allergies, mothers.

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Abstract: Preterm infants born before 37 weeks are not mature enough to coordinate sucking, breathing and swallowing. As they get stronger, they can start to get milk through a tube goes into the stomach through the nose or mouths.Infant body position after feeding has been considered an important factor affecting gastric emptying. Our study aims to assess the effect of enteral feeding tubes' insertion sites and preterm infants' position on feeding tolerance. This quasi-experimental design was conducted in the neonatal intensive care unit
at Bilques Central Hospital between.......

Keywords: Enteral Feeding, Feeding Tolerance.

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Abstract: Introduction: Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a chronic disease of metabolic disorder characterized by hyperglycemic condition resulting from defects in insulin secretion, insulin action or both Diabetes mellitus. It is the most common disease among systemic diseases that cause blindness. Every fourth or fifth patient suffering from diabetes has also complications on the eye. The first and the most common one is diabetic retinopathy and the second one is diabetic cataract, which can appear at any age. However, it is more common in older patients. Cataract is the most common cause of blindness which is treatable. The aim of the study to assess the knowledge regarding cataract among diabetes mellitus patients. Materials & Methods: The descriptive study, sample size of 100 diabetic......

Keywords: Knowledge, Cataract, Diabetes mellitus

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Abstract: Immunization is given regularly in order to prevent dangerous diseases. Therefore, immunization is fundamental in public health. However, immunization in infants may cause trauma due to pain during injection. Maternal embrace and breastfeeding is one of the non-pharmacological actions that can reduce pain in infants when administering injections. This study is conducted to discover the effect of maternal embrace and breastfeeding toward infant level of pain during immunization injection. This study employed the nonequivalentposttest quasi-experiment with control group design, with the maternal embrace and breastfeeding intervention.......

Keywords: Breastfeeding, Injection, Maternal embrace, Pain level

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Abstract: The existence of teenagers that experienced schizophrenia in family, not only have an impact on physical, but psychic, and social.Not a little parents who was stressed out with the condition of the children were having mental disorder.The ability strategy koping proper enables parents can overcome stress in arranging the youth with schizophrenia.This study aims to dig strategy koping parents of teenager schizophrenia in the district general hospital sayang kabupaten cianjur. The research is research descriptive analytic by adopting mix method.The sample this is parents of teenagers schizophrenia a number of 132 respondents and 6 participants.......

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Abstract: Background: Diarrhea in infants becomes a second cause of child's mortality in the world, particularly in a developing countries. East Java province was one of the three provinces that experienced an extraordinary event of infants' diarrhea in 2016. Lumajang district was a part of East Java province in 2017 that sit on 4 th position whom the people suffer from diarrhea. 45,08% of the patients are toddler. To analyze the correlation of using latrines and the incidence of diarrhea in infants at Lumajang district, East Java province. This research is an...........

Keywords: Sanitation, Infectious Diseases, Toddlers

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Abstract: Implementing safe injection practice creates the safest work environment for nurses working in intensive care units and minimizes exposure to risks. Aim: This study was carried out to evaluate the effect of implementing safe injection practice educational program on knowledge and risks control among nurses in intensive care units. Setting: study was carried out in cardiac care unit, medical, anesthesia, and neurological intensive care units at Tanta University Hospitals. Design: A quasi experimental study design was used in the present study. A purposive sample of 100 nurses who fulfilled the inclusion criteria were selected to achieve the aim of the current study. Tool I: Sociodemographic, knowledge and nurses risk assessment structure questionnaire. Tool II: Safe injection practice observational checklist. Results: All studied nurses had good total knowledge mean score level post................

Keywords: Safe injection practice, educational program, risks reduction, intensive care units.

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