bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
IMPLEMENTATION OF TRAVEL RESTRICTION ORDER IN THE LIVING CONDITION OF DINAGATNONS IN POBLACION DINAGAT ISLANDS, PHILIPPINES
Authors: Oposa Zealy Ace A. , Loquez Angielou V. , Montalba Hazel B. , Sumampong Alvin J. , Ganto Nescile Jake B. , Chua Liza L.
Published: July 2023

Travel restrictions are regulations or policies implemented by authorities that restrict or limit the movement of individuals, often in response to emergencies, health crises, or security threats. The study focused on Implementation of Travel Restriction order in the living condition of Dinagatnons in Poblacion Dinagat Islands, Philippines. The study utilized descriptive-survey research design. There were 100 motorbanca captain, crew, owner, driver, retail store owner and wholesale store owner. Frequency Count and Percentage Distribution, Mean and Standard Deviation, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), and T-test. The findings showed that the respondents experienced varying effects in both aspects of their lives due to the restrictions. Socially, limitations were observed in gatherings, entertainment, physical contact, community relationships, and religious activities, but these effects were context-dependent. Financially, changes were seen in income, budget, price levels, employment, financial transactions, additional expenses, and savings, also influenced by specific circumstances. There was no statistical significance between the effects on social and financial life, indicating similar changes in living conditions. However, differences were found when considering respondents' profiles. Age had no significant influence, but sex and educational attainment impacted financial lives, while occupation affected finances but not social life. The study concluded that regardless of demographic characteristics, respondents experienced travel restrictions' effects to varying degrees. Recommendations included skills training, awareness campaigns for health protocols and vaccination, cash-for-work projects in collaboration with NGOs, and promoting education and skills training to address disparities and improve living conditions under restrictions.
A Comparative Study of Symmetric Key Algorithms
Authors: George Dipu Jo , Thomas Tony
Published: July 2023

Security is the prime issue while transferring information across a network. Therefore, the concept of encryption and decryption of information was introduced. Cryptography is a technique of converting plain information into encrypted text. This is done so that only legitimate users can access the data being sent. Cryptography can be mainly classified into two: 1) Symmetric key cryptography: Encryption and decryption are done using the same keys, and 2) Asymmetric key cryptography: Encryption and decryption of data is executed using private and public key. The symmetric key algorithm can be further categorized into: 1) Stream cipher and, 2) Block cipher. This paper compares three widely used Rivest Cipher algorithms which belong to class of symmetric key cryptography based on various parameters. Algorithms RC2 and RC6 belong to stream cipher and RC4 belong to block cipher respectively.
The Power of Positive Emotions in Challenging Times: A Positive Psychology Intervention Program
Authors: Navarez J.C. , Flores C.P.
Published: July 2023

Schools have taken the initiative to establish programs pertaining to mental health and well-being in response to the rising number of students who may face distress and mental health issues following the Covid-19 outbreak (World Health Organization, 2021). The goal of this study was to design a positive psychology group intervention program targeted at enhancing college students’ subjective well-being by boosting their ability to feel good even in the face of trying circumstances. The hedonic aspect of well-being and the first component of the PERMA Theory, which is concerned with happiness as a whole, is positive emotion (Seligman, 2011). Positive mental health is anticipated to develop and flourish when pleasant feelings are nurtured. A needs and asset assessment were conducted when the proposed intervention program was being developed in order to justify its utility to the intended participants, who are first-year college students already enrolled at the institution. The framework for the experiential learning cycle was used to create the curriculum. A five-session program that can be delivered both in-person and online was developed as a result of this program development research. This program included activities that would assist participants to become aware of and build on their resources and assets that would help them deal with issues they would experience in the future, with a focus on positive feelings. This program may be piloted to assess its effectiveness.
Quantitative Analysis of Biosecurity Levels in Ornamental Fish Farms Based on a Scoring System. A Case Study in Sri Lanka
Authors: Sembapperuma P.J. , Padmasiri H.M. Nihal
Published: July 2023

The importance of biosecurity levels vary, as every pathway of disease transmission is not the same. The risk based quantitative assessment, which is more insightful, compared to general qualitative assessment, and therefore, could be considered as the ideal way to identify the gaps in different biosecurity measures in detail. All the possible ways of transmitting pathogens and the relevant preventive measures in fish farms have been included in the analysis used in the study and it has been further sub divided into external and internal biosecurity. In this, relative importance of different biosecurity aspects has been taken into account and accordingly, the final score is weighted in developing the risk based weighted scoring system. The biosecurity score obtained was indicated after the completion of the questionnaire and the scores at each subcategory can be compared by the farmer or the field veterinarian. A study carried out using a sample of 91 ornamental fish farmers in Gampaha District, revealed that there is a vast variation in the scores of biosecurity level in fish farms, ranging from 63% to 5% and this implies that many biosecurity measures have not been adequately implemented in these farms and there exists more room for improvement.
IMPLEMENTAÇÃO DA POLÍTICA DE PRÁTICAS INTEGRATIVAS COMPLEMENTARES NO BRASIL: ANÁLISE DOS RESULTADOS NOS ÚLTIMOS CINCO ANOS
Authors: Cicero da Silva Luciano , De Lima Fabiano , Marchi Silvana Maria , Do Monte Massela Malta Arlete , Epaminondas Rodrigues Jayna , Maria Alves da Silva Sonia , Moreira de Souza Neide , Golçalves Silva Elivânia , Lima de Almeida Vasconcelos Jocilane , Maria de Carvalho Tania
Published: July 2023

As Práticas Integrativas Complementares fazem parte de uma política pública em desenvolvimento no Brasil que tem como objetivo ampliar o acesso e a qualidade na atenção básica do Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS). Este artigo consiste na análise crítica de dados regionais relativos aos atendimentos com Práticas Integrativas Complementares (PICS) do SUS no Brasil. Como metodologia foi utilizada a base de dados do SISAB de 2018 a 2022 mais o referencial teórico-metodológico desta investigação que apresenta um comparativo histórico de dados por região. A pesquisa mostrou que as regiões Sul e Sudeste do país desenvolveram em maior volume as práticas integrativas do que as demais regiões, onde, os estados de São Paulo e Santa Catarina apresentaram uma série histórica de maior volume em relação aos demais estados. A região Norte do país apresentou o menor volume e as PICS mais comuns foram apresentadas de acordo com aos dados coletados.
ANÁLISE DOS INDICADORES DE GESTÃO DE RESÍDUOS SÓLIDOS NO MUNICÍPIO DE RIACHO DAS ALMAS-PE
Authors: Vitorio Esteves Leonel , Souza Silva Daniel Vinícius , Silva Leite Esteves Andressa Maria , Fernandes da Paz Diogo Henrique
Published: July 2023

Fatores como o crescimento populacional e econômico, juntamente com a mudança no estilo de vida da sociedade, proporcionam no aumento da geração de resíduos sólidos, consequentemente medidas estão sendo tomadas para mitigar os impactos ambientais negativos. Com isso, a importância de avaliar indicadores para verificar a situação atual local e implementar planejamentos dos resíduos municipais. Com isso, esse trabalho visa realizar um diagnóstico desses indicadores no município de Riacho das Almas - PE. Com levantamento em campo juntamente com os fornecidos pelo SNIS, foram verificados os indicadores: serviços de coleta, Resíduos Sólidos Urbanos (RSU), Resíduos da Construção Civil (RCC), geração per capita, gravimetria, frequência de coleta e trabalhadores envolvidos. E calculados alguns indicadores para comparação com a situação atual do município. A cidade não possui plano de gestão, porém todo o resíduo gerado em transportado para um aterro de um município próximo, no entanto não atende a coleta para toda a cidade, poucos operadores e maquinários para a situação atual, sem incentivo educacional e coleta seletiva. Concluiu-se a necessidade de elaboração e implantação de uma PMGIRS.
Anthropologie politique
Authors: Landry Jean-Michel
Published: July 2023

On dit de l’anthropologie politique qu’elle s’intéresse aux rapports de pouvoir, d’autorité et de solidarité qui se nouent au sein des collectivités vivantes; aux stratégies, normes et appareils mobilisés pour gouverner ces rapports, les légitimer ou y résister. Mais tout de suite une question se pose : peut-on circonscrire ce vaste faisceau de préoccupations à l’intérieur d’une seule sous-discipline? Plus maintenant. Car si la problématique de l’anthropologie politique fut jadis rigoureusement délimitée, elle s’est progressivement fragmentéeet irrigue aujourd’hui la discipline de part en part. Faut-il conclure que cette sous-discipline appartient à l’histoire? Que la politisation de l’anthropologie (nous y reviendrons) eut raison de l’anthropologie politique? La sous-discipline n’a pas dit son dernier mot.
Digital Humanities and university extension in information science
Authors:   Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Luiz Mendes Edson , Minghelli Marcelo
Published: July 2023

At the beginning of the twenty-first century, the understanding, effectiveness, and influence on society of issues related to information and its flow are increasingly sought, taking into account not only documents but also subjects, behaviors, and people, among others. Several areas of knowledge have given attention to this phenomenon due to its fast, instantaneous, and punctual social impact, favoring those with a greater understanding to use it according to their needs. Digital humanities, in dialogue with Information Science, are a transdisciplinary opportunity to contribute collectively and consciously to future generations, starting with the present in the face of past experiences, but without making the same mistakes, and also contribute, through ethics, respect and humanity, to the reduction of social inequalities using technological and digital tools. Thus, we dialogue with this study, presenting a possibility of practical action in Digital Humanities in the socially vulnerable community. Through university extension, the articulation between the academic community and the external community, through a relationship of equal rights and duties, promotes a cultural and scientific educational process, which, reaching awareness, allows the territory and society to be transformed and the academic world itself.
Digital technologies as potentiating tools in the dissemination of information in museum spaces: Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on museums
Authors:   Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Felix da Silva Letícia , Cardozo Padilha Renata
Published: July 2023

This chapter seeks to discuss the digital humanities activity in the museological context, considering the importance of using digital technology tools for information dissemination in museum spaces and highlighting the period faced by the COVID-19 pandemic. The methodology used for the preparation of this chapter is defined as bibliographic and exploratory. Regarding the results obtained, it was possible to determine that using digital technology tools helps in cultural propagation from the informational dissemination of museological institutions in the virtual environment, which was indispensable during social isolation. In this sense, this chapter concludes the importance of using technological tools in the museological environment to reach various audiences without the interference of time/space.
Empathy map of postgraduate students on information science: A reflection on the relationship between students and digital humanities
Authors:   Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Calegari Crispim Adriana , dos Santos Bahia Jacintho Eliana Maria
Published: July 2023

The digital humanities (DH) subject is a significant opportunity to learn about what encompasses DH for the postgraduate academic community. This research aimed to observe the DH discipline and its students of the postgraduate course in Information Science at the Federal University of Santa Catarina. This is an exploratory, descriptive character of a qualitative nature. The empathy map model, developed by Xplane, was used to analyze the results. From this research model, it was possible to understand and explore the real expectations and thinking of students attending the DH course.
The Role of Community Saving Initiatives in Poverty Reduction: An Appraisal of Saving Groups in Alebtong District, Mid-North Uganda
Authors: Okuna Victor , Acanga Alfred , Mwesigwa David
Published: July 2023

Purpose: This study examined the significance of saving groups on poverty reduction in Alebtong district. Three objectives guided the study, viz. (i) to determine the effect of shares provided by saving groups towards community development in Amugu sub-county; (ii) to assess the implication of saving groups towards poverty reduction in Amugu sub-county; and (iii) to discuss the challenges faced by saving groups in Amugu sub-county.

Methodology: The study employed a cross-sectional research design and data was collected using a structured questionnaire. Data was analysed in terms of descriptive statistics and correlational analysis using SPSS version 20 in order to ascertain the relationship between saving groups and poverty reduction.

Results: The study revealed that there is a significant positive relationship between saving groups and poverty reduction (r=0.389, p<0.01). This is realised through employment creation, access to financial services, quality education, quality health services, improvement in household resources, improved nutrition and acquisition of household assets. Shares provided by group members contribute towards community development through promoting access to loan, improving households living condition, promote access to quality education when borrowed, quality health care services, group members earn a lot of money at the end of every year and they get a lot of interest. It was further uncovered that several challenges affect saving groups, for example, inadequate capital, maltreatment from leaders, inadequate funding, corruption, less government support, high competition from the formal sector, inadequate training among group leaders and illiteracy. It was inferred that increased support, from the government of Uganda towards saving groups can promote normal functionality besides financial security. And espousing community capacity development can enhance the effectiveness of financial management among saving groups in Alebtong district.

Unique Contribution to Theory, Policy and Practice: It was recommended that the government should increase support for saving groups, specifically targeting financial support, capacity building, and security for finance among the saving groups. Also, there is need for local governments to improve the degree of supervision among saving groups besides community sensitization.
A Study on the Learning Attitudes and Class Satisfaction for Face-to-face and Non-face-to-face Classes
Authors:   The K Association of Education Research, Kim Hey Jin , Kim Mee Kyung
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to provide implications for future class design and operation by analyzing learning attitudes and class satisfaction for students who experienced it in parallel with face-to-face classes due to COVID-19. To this end, a total of 131 students who have experience in face-to-face and non-face-to-face classes at S University in Chungcheongbuk-do were selected for the study, 86 questions were conducted to survey learning attitudes and class satisfaction of face-to-face and non-face classes, and results were derived using the SPSS 25 statistical program. Studies have shown that students prefer non-face-to-face classes, especially in terms of non-face-to-face instruction, such as review effects, learning materials, learning plans, and continuous attendance. Therefore, in order to internalize non-face-to-face classes and improve the quality of classes in the future, it is necessary to continuously develop the professors' expertise for interaction and lapo formation between instructors and learners, and various support should be provided to improve the leading learning ability of non-face-to-face learners.
Investigation of The Pain and Muscle Strength of Individuals with Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction and Its Effect on Postural Stability
Authors: HANTAL Şule , KAYA AYTUTULDU Güzin
Published: July 2023

ABSTRACT

Sacroiliac joint dysfunction(sijd) is created by repetitive stresses and is ligaments and muscles cause compressive and elastic forces [1].Muscles ligaments and joints are mechanoreceptors and retains stability and bearings of the body movements sense proprioception. [9].However there is a little research investigating the relationship between sijd and balance.

Aim: To investigate the relationship between sijd and static/dynamic balance.

Methods: 20 subjects with sijd and 20subjects without SIJ dysfunction(control group-CG)were evaluated by standing flexion,sitting flexion and Gillet's Test.In addition to sociodemographic features, visual analog scale(VAS) was used for pain assessment.Manuel Muscle Testing (MMT) was used for assessing strength of rectus abdominis and lumbar extensors.Static balance was evaluated by single leg stance test (SLST) with open and closed eyes.Dynamic balance was evaluated by Prokin PK200.

Results: For statistical analysis SPSS program was used.There were significant difference in static balance of the lower extremities without visual feedback between subjects with sijd and CG(p
Laser Security with Automatic Gateway System
Authors: S. N. Kamble  , C. S. Shendage  , S. V. Jadhav  , A. N. Raut  , Prof. S. S. Kawade
Published: July 2023

Today crime is increasing day by day also security technique is increasing that are lot of ways , So we decided to project on protect from such crime works . Project related to home security also include gateway system which related to gate security. LASER light is cover large area .We know that LASER goes through large distance .In this project LASER is used when person will cross the LASER then buzzer or alarm will ringing, light beam of LASER on the person .The LASER security system is low cost system and gives better performance. Gateway system is used for security purpose .The gateway system for industry, companies ,school and many purposes. Use of gate that reduces crimes and reduce human forces .In gateway security system biometric also used for security purpose, which improves security level of gateway system .With the verification of finger the gate will be open. The main task of the system is to reduce manual work.
Automatic Solar Panel Cleaning System
Authors: Arati Mahadev Dhobale  , Prajakta Mukund Bodake  , Sindhu Shankar Bogam  , Ashwini Shahaji Dhotre  , Madhuri Keshav Pawar
Published: July 2023

Solar power is mainly harnessed from photovoltaic (PV) panels which are arranged in multiple arrays in a solar farm or solar system. Though, power generation from PV solar system is characterized by uncertain efficiency, many countries with high insolation prefer solar as an alternative way of generating clean energy. However, the efficiency of energy generated from PV panels is affected by the accumulation of dust and debris, even on one panel in an array. This condition leads to the need for regular cleaning of the surface of PV panels. Current labor-based cleaning methods for photovoltaic arrays are costly in time, water and energy usage as well as lacking in automation capabilities. To overcome this problem, a fully automatic solar panel cleaning system with/without water is proposed. Hence, in this paper, the design of a robot for automated cleaning of the surface of PV panel is presented. The design utilizes an Arduino controller system to control the robot movement during the cleaning process. In addition, it is equipped with two rough sponge and a water pump system that can be used to clean dust or debris found on PV panel surfaces. The efficiency of the PV panels before and after the cleaning process is also observed
Web Base Online Election Management Systems: Technical Review
Authors: Ms. Shweta A. Solanke  , Prof. Dr. A. P. Jadhao  , Prof. Akash V. Katode
Published: July 2023

The implementation of advanced technologies in elections becomes more effectful, beneficial and valuable to eliminate the fraud attempts in voting, to get the accurate voting results and to raise the voter turnout. From last few decade numbers of countries are developing and improving their election management system to make it secure. But still maximum of countries are following old ballet paper system because of large population. Remaining countries are in concern about the security of online voting system. There are various types of E-Voting System that have introduced and implemented, but they have different vulnerabilities. Numbers of researchers dose a work for improving old election systems but each technique comes with different drawbacks and because of this still these techniques are struggling to get its acceptance in voting system management. In this review article we are going to analize some earlier researchers work in same specific domain. In this a critical we are going to review some popular election management techniques like: Fingerprint Electronic Voting System based on Android Application, Web Based Secure Internet Voting System for Corporate Election and Omni Ballot platform web base online voting system.
Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices of Mothers on Child’s Immunization Among Selected Barangays of Alicia, Isabela
Authors: Markhipolito P. Galingana  , Rikka Klaire V. Galingana  , Patrick B. Apolonio  , Charlene T. Ariola  , Zeecel Jhiane E. Daracan  , Kazzandra Mae B. Daquioag  , Princess Lei D. Gasmin
Published: July 2023

The number of births in the year 2020 did not tally to the number of vaccinated children in Alicia, Isabela. A total of 960 live births occurred in that year, but statistical data revealed that only 842 babies received and complied with the Hepatitis B vaccination, leaving 118 infants unvaccinated. This study was conducted to determine the level of knowledge, attitude, and practices of mothers on child’s immunization among selected Barangays of Alicia, Isabela. A questionnaire was adopted from previous research with the title Knowledge, Attitude, Practices of Maguindanaoan Mothers on Child’s Immunization in Selected Barangays in Batulawan, Pikit, North Cotabato (Kulintang, 2017). The study utilized non-probability purposive sampling with 50 respondents and were given to mothers with children ages 0-5 years old. The data was analyzed using frequency counts, mean, percentages, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), and Independent Sample T-Test. The result indicated that the respondents have a high level of knowledge on childhood immunization. They also have a good attitude which was shown by their agreement with the positive effects of childhood immunization. In addition, they always practice good habits in terms of immunizing their children
The Portuguese Restoration of 1640 and Its Global Visualization
Authors: Krass Urte
Published: July 2023

The Portuguese Restoration of 1640 ended the dynastic union of Portugal and Spain. This book pioneers in reconstructing the global image discourse related to the event by bringing together visualizations from three decades and four continents. These include paintings, engravings, a statue, coins, emblems, miniatures, a miraculous crosier and other regalia, buildings, textiles, a castrum doloris, drawings, and ivory statues. Situated within the academic field of visual studies, the book interrogates the role of images and depictions before, during, and after the overthrow and how they functioned within the intercontinental communication processes in the Portuguese Empire. The results challenge the conventional notion of center and periphery and reveal unforeseen entanglements as well as an unexpected agency of imagery from the remotest regions under Portuguese control. The book breaks new ground in linking the field of early modern political iconography with transcultural art history and visual studies.
Introduction
Authors: Krass Urte
Published: July 2023

The introduction sets up the framework for the following chapters. It outlines the circumstances that led to the uprising of 1 December 1640 in Lisbon and presents the book’s fundamental questions and premises related to visual anthropology. These include the meanings and terminologies of Baroque visualizations as well as transcontinental communication processes in the period under investigation. The book is situated in the methodological field of political iconography and anchored in transcultural art history. Theories of “iconic knowledge,” “image action,” and the “decentralization of Europe” are introduced as heuristic tools for the book. The introduction also discusses the status of heterogeneous and multidirectionally moving images as either products of cultural translation, “wandering” or “circulating” images, or even “image vehicles” (Aby Warburg).
Aquatic monsters : From imaginary animals to sharks, caimans, and sea lions
Authors: Brito Cristina
Published: July 2023

This chapter covers the occurrence and description of mythological aquatic beings and similar creatures in both indigenous and European cultures, and how they relate (or not) to real animals of tropical latitudes. Strange or frightening sea monsters populated the early narratives of American geography and nature. They were described as existing outside the natural realm, breaking the boundaries of local and European categories of knowledge. Gândavo’s sea monster, or the feared sharks and alligators, reinforce my idea of the circulation of natural curiosities. I also offer the perspective of the monster – the animal itself – as an agent in the construction of a historical narrative of interspecific encounters.
Learning about Fukushima from the Margins1
Authors: Wada-Marciano Mitsuyo
Published: July 2023

Chapter 5 focuses attention on the voices of ordinary people and the perspective of animals, both of which tend to be marginalized by society and rarely have a voice in the mass media. The reported number of deaths in the Great Tohoku Earthquake was 15,899 and the missing, 2,529 (March 1, 2020), but due to the self-censorship of the media, viewers did not see the people who died. In place of visible human deaths, we saw the deaths of livestock and pets left behind and the wild animals that roamed freely in the Difficult-to-Return Zone. The depiction of animals in documentary films made after the Fukushima disaster made viewers contemplate the mistaken perceptions of the environment inherent in modern society.
Borderland Anxieties
Authors: Wilkinson Matthew , Schendel Willem , Harris Tina
Published: July 2023

Borderland Anxieties explores the complex relationships between liberalization, gender and migration in Nagaland, a state in Northeast India that is emerging from decades of armed conflict. In the wake of Nagaland’s conflict, liberalization and an ‘opening up’ of the state to new connections and flows take place alongside ongoing militarization, nationalist insurgency, and political unrest. Nagaland’s complex peace-conflict continuum has encouraged a reordering of possibilities for men and for women in the state, but also, attempts to maintain fundamental social roles that are seen as defining an ethnic group, as foundations of identity, and for many as uncompromisable. In exploring the complex dynamics of peace, conflict, and tension in Nagaland, Borderland Anxieties offers a window to understanding how gender, politics and anxiety intersect in a borderland state experiencing rapid social, political, and economic changes.
Impact Of Electromagnetic Radiations Emitted From Communication Towers On The
Rural Avifaunal Diversity Of Aligarh Region
Authors: Sharma Atul
Published: July 2023

A field investigation was conducted from January 2022 to December 2022 in the rural landscape of the Aligarh region to assess the effect of electromagnetic radiations emitted by communication towers on avifaunal diversity. Three significant sites in this area were chosen for the study, including one control site with no cell phone tower. At each site, avifaunal species abundance, richness, and evenness were recorded along with observations of certain bird behavioral features. The data was gathered using the point count and sighting approach. Shannon and Weiner's diversity index was used in the calculations. The LATNEX Triple Axis HF-B3GR meter was used to calculate electric field strength. The survey revealed high impact of electromagnetic radiations on the avifaunal diversity at sites under strong electromagnetic field whereas at the control site no such effect was noticed. Moreover, some distortions in the breeding & feeding patterns as well as migration rate were also observed.
Impact Of Emotional Intelligence On Academic Performance Of University Students:
Empirical Evidence
Authors: Juyal Sonal , Kuruva Mahendra Babu , Kashyap Monika , Kumar Surendra
Published: July 2023

In the recent decade, Emotional Intelligence (EI) has evolved as a subject matter of study in academia and management in particular. It is widely regarded as an accurate determinant of scholastic accomplishments. EI has proven record of being a predictor of success in schools and colleges/universities. There is ample evidence in
literature that, emotional intelligence accurately influences work success and management ability. Depending upon these considerations, this research paper seeks to determine the influence of emotional intelligence on scholastic success of university learners. Since the involvement of emotional intelligence (EI) in educational prowess needs more investigation, the objective of this research is to see if there is any link encompassing all four dimensions of EI (wellbeing, sociability, self control and emotionality) and academic performance among university students. In this study, 107 participants were randomly chosen from among students enrolled in a variety of Bachelor and Masterlevel professional programmes at the Chauras Campus of Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University (H.N.B.G.U.) in Srinagar Garhwal, Uttarakhand, and the Maya group of colleges in Selaqui Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India. Participants completed a 30-item questionnaire known as the Trait Emotional In four domains—well-being, self-control, sociability, and emotionality—this survey measures emotional intelligence (EI). In our study, there was a lack of association between academic success and emotional intelligence, which includes well being, self-control,
sociability, and emotionality.
Study of Four New Species of Cercospora from Garhwal Himalaya, India
Authors: Rana M. S. , Rana Urmila
Published: July 2023

The fungus Cercospora of the family Deuteromycetes was studied for the first the time and
investigated in the high hilly regions of Garhwal Himalaya Uttarakhand, India. It attacks on the preys and on economically important crops namely-such as Vicia faba, Spinacea oleracea, Ricinus communis and Beta vulgaris. The pathogens were Cercospora canescene, Cercospora chenopodii, Cercospora ricinelia and Cercospora beticola respectively, which results into heavy cause substantial losses when found discovered in
suitable environmental and other conditions and causes heavy losses. This study reveals extensive investigations of the detailed studies of fungus’s life cycle and infection period of the fungus time in Garhwal region of the Uttarakhand
Phytochemical Screening And Antioxidant Capacity Of Berberis asiatica Root
Authors: Ruhela Bharti , Naithani Rekha , Sati S.C. , Kumar Sushil , Rohilla Vishal
Published: July 2023

Medicinal plants have bioactive compounds which may be used to curing of various diseases. In the present investigation, a lesser-known medicinal plant Berberis asiatica root extracts were studied. Phytochemical screening for the metabolites was accomplished with extracts prepared in five different solvents methanol, ethanol,
chloroform, ethyl acetate, and deionized water. The methanolic extract was found good for extraction. Therefore, it was subjected to antioxidant capacity measurement. Phytochemical screening revealed the occurrence of tannins, alkaloids, saponins, and flavonoids and the absence of steroids, cardiac glycosides, anthraquinones, phenols, and
terpenoids. Antioxidant measurements showed Berberis asiatica root contains significant amounts of antioxidant compounds.
Population Structure of Lepidocephalus Guntea (Hamilton-Buchanan) from Khoh
River, Garhwal Himalaya, India
Authors: Semwal Poonam Prabha , Bisht Himanshu Ranjan Singh , Joshi H.K. , Badola Smita , Rayal Rajesh
Published: July 2023

The sex population status of the hill stream loach fish, Lepidocephalus guntea (Ham.) inhabiting the river Khoh in the foothills of Garhwal Himalaya, Uttarakhand is the central theme of the present study. The observed sex population ratio (1male:1.24 female) was found to be quite natural in Lepidocephalus guntea (Ham.).
IMPACT OF THE PERIOPERATIVE NURSE ON SURGICAL PATIENT SAFETY
Authors: Reis Carla , Pereira Cátia , Cortez Carolina , Ferreira Andreia , C R Henriques Inês
Published: July 2023

Background: The inadvertent retention of quantifiable items (RIIQ) continues to be an occurrence in surgical realities, which entails catastrophic consequences for the patient. IIRQ prevention translates into a collective effort where all members of the surgical team must take responsibility and adopt preventive strategies. Objective: To determine what promotes surgical count (SC) practices that ensure surgical patient safety. Methodology: The literature search was carried out in the CINAHL and Pubmed databases. It included all studies published in English or Portuguese from 2016 to 2020. Results: 6 articles were obtained. Most episodes of IIRQ occur in general surgery surgeries and where CC has been performed. The achievement of the reported CC is 77.4% and 86.5%. There is a statistically significant correlation between instrumentalist nurses and CC. Factors such as emergent, long-term surgeries, inexperienced nurses, complacency in surgical counts, different surgical teams for the same procedure, and communication failures contribute to IIRQ. There is a relationship between body mass index (BMI) and the occurrence of IIIQ. Discussion: IIIQ is a sentinel event that has a direct negative impact on patient safety and health. The risk of IIIQ is not unique to abdominal surgery, and minimally invasive surgery is not risk-free. IIRQ occurs due to several factors, although CC alone does not prevent IIRQ, it is necessary to keep in mind that it is a surgical error and, like all errors, it is preventable. Conclusion: The correct practice of CC by perioperative nurses should be a priority in all surgical interventions. This practice contributes to the prevention of IIRQ, increasing the safety of the surgical patient.
OZONE THERAPY IN POSTOPERATIVE PLASTIC SURGERY INJURIES
Authors: Carla Soares Silva Ediana , Rodrigues Sousa Enos
Published: July 2023

The current article deals with ozone therapy in the postoperative needs of plastic surgery, with the following objectives: to explain the use of ozone therapy but before plastic surgery surgeries, to point out the involvement of the lesions and to detail the applications of ozone therapy. As for the methods, bibliographic research was used, carried out in a judicious way, taking into account the subject addressed, with material of great accessibility to the public. About the discussion: the attempt is that the technique is presented and the attempt to treat the answers, a more satisfactory result. And as a conclusion: it is understood that azonium therapy is effective as a treatment.
LITERATURE REVIEW OF THE MAIN MICROBIAL MARKERS FOR DIAGNOSIS OF COLORECTAL CANCER
Authors: Bueno Carneiro Eduardo , Cesar da Silva Junio , Souza da Silva Jonas , Marcon Henke Juliana , Iacer Bueno Anderson
Published: July 2023

The objective of the present work is to promote a review of the main microbial markers for detection of colorectal cancer (CRC), as well as to explain the difficulties involved in their standardization. Several studies show the elevation of certain microorganisms to the detriment of the intestinal microbiome during the development of CRC and one of the reasons that favor them are virulence factors. Streptococcus galollyticus subs. gallolyticus and Clostridium symbosium are among the main microbial markers. However, isolates do not demonstrate the ideal sensitivity and specificity for CCR detection, and the result is optimized by associating some markers with the usual ones, such as human fecal hemoglobin (F-HB). These markers are promising, however, there is a need for further studies for their standardization.
THE APPLICABILITY OF THE BRADEN SCALE IN THE PREVENTION OF PRESSURE INJURIES IN THE ICU
Authors: Paula Gomes da Silva Ana , Silva Oliveira Geane , Caroline de Souza Anne , De Lira Silva Macerlane
Published: July 2023

Introduction: One of the main consequences resulting from the long stay in the scope of Intensive Care Units (ICU) is the occurrence of pressure injuries (PPL), in the vast majority of cases, due to medical devices, such as catheters and probes, as well as such as insufficient blood flow to bony prominences. Objective: In view of the above, the objective was, through the scientific literature, to know the applicability of the Braden scale in the prevention of pressure injuries in the intensive care unit. Methodology: This is an integrative literature review, based on scientific articles related to the topic. The bibliographic search will be carried out from December 2022 to January 2023, in the following databases: LILACS, MEDLINE, IBECS and BDENF, with the following Health Sciences Descriptors (DeCS): “Pressure Injury”; “Risk Measurement”; “Intensive Care Units” using the Boolean operator AND. Inclusion Criteria: complete articles, available for download; published in Portuguese and from the last 05 years. Exclusion criteria: duplicate articles in databases and monographs. The results found were demonstrated in a qualitative way, through information collected through secondary sources of bibliographic review. Results and Discussion: The results showed that the use of the Braden Scale preserves the integrity of the patient's skin, considering that injury prevention is an important component of nursing practice and helps to identify potential risk factors that can lead to to the development of pressure ulcers in ICU patients. In summary, risk assessment instruments and preventive measures such as the Braden Scale can help professionals in the prevention of pressure ulcers. Conclusion: However, prevention of incontinence-related injuries, nutritional diagnosis, nutritional interventions to prevent injuries, and care related to medical devices have been shown to be components of care.
ORAL HEALTH EVALUATION OF ELDERLY PEOPLE AT THE BETTER AGE CONVENIENCE CENTER IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALTAMIRA-PA
Authors: Gonçalves Luis Lorrany , Stephany Costa Falcão Mahaya , Celerino dos Anjos Lima Mírian , Celerino dos Anjos Noemi , Henrique Leal Carneiro Pedro , Haykel Claro dos Santos Silva Danyela
Published: July 2023

To describe the sociodemographic conditions, need for oral rehabilitation and access to dental services for elderly people enrolled in the Senior Living Center in the city of Altamira-Pa. A social action was carried out with 61 elderly people, 47 female and 14 male. As for the need for oral rehabilitation, the elderly of both genders used dental prosthesis total (72,1%) and partial (50,8%) were considered inappropriate 27,9%. Edentulism was evidenced as a public health problem for the elderly and that the elderly group, both male and female, do not have access to dental services.
Corruption-Violence Against Women in Zambia and Lesotho Correctional Facilities of Abettors and Heroines
Authors: Phiri Dr. Chidongo , Musi Mokone , Munkoyo Delina , Kalimaposo Kalisto , Lawrence Mubita Kaiko , Milupi Inonge
Published: July 2023

This paper examined corruption violence against women in Zambia and Lesotho by highlighting how they mitigate its effects without being acknowledged as abettors and heroines of it. Of particular concern is the existence of corruption violence against women through mental and physical abuse, trauma and incarceration. This is depicted in the day to day conversations and female punishment and arrests by the state prosecutors and prison warders in Zambia and Lesotho. The women persecution has nothing to do with the level of education or professional training of the prosecutor or prison warders but the political patronage of the prosecutor. Nevertheless, corruption-violence of any form against women is not only a violation of the constitutional rights in the context of Zambia and Lesotho but also a denial of dignity, liberty and equality enshrined in the global Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations. Sandra Bartky’s “discursive patriarchal power” provided the theoretical framework guiding this article. In agreement with Bartky’s patriarchal power which coerces women to adhere to oppressive norms of femininity, perpetuates-corruption-violence on women has material effects on their bodies and therefore, forces them to modify their behavior to abettors. This infers that the body of women becomes a site of struggle, and often resistance, for both femininity and intimate partner. Methodologically, this article is based on library research though the large part of it involves interviews with those perceived as heroines and abettors of corruption-violence and how they negotiate it and suffer internal trauma and sexually abused silently. The paper throws some light on facets of restorative justice so that justice does not only apply to the victim only but the perpetrator too in order to promote human rights for all affected by corruption-violence.
O PERSONAL TRAINER: POSSÍVEIS FATORES QUE LEVAM À CONTRATAÇÃO DO SERVIÇO
Authors: Lehn Paulo Vitor Gomes , Moreira Rafael da Silva
Published: July 2023

O crescimento nos números de pessoas inscritas em programas de atividade física fez com que consequentemente o serviço de personal trainer obtivesse um número maior de adeptos em diversos locais. Embora sua atuação seja considerada ampla e capaz de atingir outras dimensões, por grande parte dos artigos analisados, não é incomum que haja uma diminuição de tal tópico por parte de algumas pessoas.O artigo de caráter de revisão bibliográfica possibilitou explorar diversos resultados que permitem explicar os possíveis motivos da crescente do treinamento personalizado assim como os fatores que os alunos utilizam para aderir a tal serviço. Acredita-se que a estética corporal é capaz de influenciar na hora da contratação, sendo possível ditar a capacidade do profissional perante os clientes.
Optical and microphysical properties of ice crystals in Arctic clouds from lidar observations
Authors: Chazette Patrick , Raut Jean-Christophe
Published: July 2023

Abstract. The vertical profiles of the optical properties, effective radius of ice crystals and ice water content (IWC) in Arctic semi-transparent stratiform clouds were assessed using quantitative ground-based lidar measurements performed from 13 to 26 May 2016 in Hammerfest (north of Norway, 70° 39′ 48″ North, 23° 41′ 00″ East). The field campaign was part of the Pollution in the ARCtic System (PARCS) project of the French Arctic Initiative. The presence of low-level semi-transparent stratus clouds was noted on 16 and 17 May, and they were sampled continuously by a ground-based Raman-N2 lidar emitting at the wavelength of 355 nm. These clouds were located just above the atmospheric boundary layer where the 0 °C isotherm reached around 800 m above the mean sea level (a.m.s.l.). To ensure the best penetration of the laser beam into the cloud, we selected case studies with cloud optical thickness (COT). Lidar-derived multiple scattering coefficients were found to be close to 1 and ice crystal depolarization around 10 %, suggesting that ice crystals were small and had a rather spherical shape. This agrees with our Mie computations determining effective radii between ~5 and 20 µm in the clouds for ice water contents between 1 and 8 mg m-3, respectively. Direct estimate of the microphysical parameters of ice clouds via lidar measurements is a significant asset for the study of their large-scale radiative impact, while reducing the need for experimental resources.
PENGEMBANGAN BAHAN AJAR TEMA V EKOSISTEM BERORIENTASI HOTS PADA SISWA KELAS V SEKOLAH DASAR
Authors: Valen Andri , Andita Cahyo Dwi , Maharani Titi
Published: July 2023

Penelitian ini dilatarbelakangi oleh adanya kesulitan siswa di dalam memecahkan permasalahan yang muncul terkait pembelajaran IPA. Adapun tujuan yang ingin dicapai dalam penelitian ini adalah Mengetahui kelayakan Bahan Ajar tema V ekosistem berorientasi HOTS yang valid, praktis dan efektif untuk siswa kelas V SD. Hasil uji coba kepraktisan, diperoleh data dari uji coba untuk kelompok kecil adalah sebesar 92,78 % dan uji coba kepraktisan guru sebesar 90,48 % dengan klasifikasi sangat praktis. Oleh sebab itu, total dari data yang diperoleh yaitu memiliki persentase sebesar 91,63 % dengan klasifikasi sangat praktis. Uji efektifitas dilakukan pada siswa kelas V SD Negeri 1 Sumber Harta yang berjumlah 22 orang siswa. Rata-rata nilai pretest yang diperoleh siswa yaitu sebesar 44,09. Sedangkan rata-rata nilai posttest yang diperoleh oleh siswa sebesar 85, 09. Berdasarkan hasil data kedua tes yang dilakukan, maka tingkat keefektifan dari bahan ajar berdasarkan N-Gain sebesar 0,73 dengan klasifikasi tinggi. Sehingga dapat disimpulkan bahwa bahan ajar berorientasi HOTS dinyatakan efektif dan layak digunakan untuk membantu siswa dalam kegiatan pembelajaran di sekolah.