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Segurança do paciente na administração de medicações parenterais: conhecimento de acadêmicos de Enfermagem / Patient safety in the administration of parenteral medications: knowledge of nursin students Seguridad del paciente en la administración de medicamentos parenterales: conocimiento de los estudiantes de enfermería
Authors: Rezer Fabiana , Naiara Rozin Oliveira Débora , Rodrigues Faustino Wladimir 
Published: November 2024

Objetivo: avaliar o conhecimento de acadêmicos de enfermagem sobre a administração de medicações parenterais. Método: estudo descritivo de abordagem quantitativa. Desenvolvido em duas instituições de ensino superior, no curso de enfermagem. A pesquisa foi feita através de uma entrevista com questionário estruturado, contendo questões divididas por via de administração parenteral. Resultados: na via intradérmica, 48,1% erraram sobre a indicação e 57,4% erraram sobre o ângulo de introdução da agulha. Na via intramuscular, 66,7% erraram sobre os locais de aplicação e 57,4% acertaram sobre o ângulo de punção em 90º graus. Na via subcutânea, 55,6% erraram sobre a dose indicada e 85,2% erraram sobre os locais de aplicação. Na via endovenosa, 87,0% acertaram sobre a definição da via e 90,7% acertaram sobre a finalidade da via. Conclusão: os acadêmicos de enfermagem possuem conhecimento insuficiente sobre as medicações parenterais, denotando a necessidade de englobar mais conhecimento e evitando eventos adversos. Devido a migração para o sistema OJS3, a íntegra desse artigo pode ser acessada pelo seguinte endereço eletrônico: Segurança do paciente na administração de medicações parenterais: conhecimento de acadêmicos de Enfermagem | Journal of Nursing and Health (ufpel.edu.br)
Estratificação de risco de pacientes com Diabetes Mellitus acompanhados na saúde suplementar / Risk stratification of patients with Diabetes Mellitus accompanied in supplementary health
Authors: França Thayna Cristina , Gouvea Pollyana Bortholazzi , Kersten Mayara Ana da Cunha , Munaro Clarice Aparecida , Rangel Rita de Cassia Teixeira 
Published: November 2024

Objetivo: analisar estratificação de risco para complicações provenientes do Diabetes Mellitus em pacientes acompanhados na saúde suplementar. Método: estudo descritivo, realizado por meio da aplicação de um questionário estruturado cujos participantes foram usuários com Diabetes Mellitus que frequentam uma clínica privada. Os dados foram analisados através de estatística descritiva. Pesquisa aprovada sob parecer: 4.959.698. Resultados: totalizaram 100 usuários, dos quais, 37% eram do sexo masculino. Quanto a estratificação de risco, 60% dos pacientes obtiveram classificação como “médio risco” para desenvolvimento de complicações. Conclusão: por meio da estratificação de risco dos pacientes, foi possível identificar os diferentes graus de riscos que corroboram no desenvolvimento de complicações da Diabetes Mellitus, contribuindo para a formulação dos parâmetros de cuidado, definidos baseados na individualidade de cada grupo estratificado, auxiliando na efetividade das ações desenvolvidas. Devido a migração para o sistema OJS3, a íntegra desse artigo pode ser acessada pelo seguinte endereço eletrônico: Estratificação de risco de pacientes com Diabetes Mellitus acompanhados na saúde suplementar | Journal of Nursing and Health (ufpel.edu.br)
“Faith Not Works”: Chance Encounters and the Origins of Britain’s First Consultancy in Architectural Acoustics
Authors: Smyth Fiona 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Britain’s first independent architectural acoustic consultancy came into being at the close of World War I. Given the demonstrated disinterest in and lack of credence afforded to acoustics in architectural education and the complications encountered in incorporating acoustics into building design in Britain prior to the war, the emergence of a professional consultancy was neither predictable nor systematic. Yet this new direction in architecture did emerge, arising from a particular set of circumstances and a confluence of mindsets. Through an examination of the origins of that consultancy, this article weaves together the threads of chance, intellectual cohesion, and wartime circumstances that set the stage for a new form of applied design and scientific expertise. By drawing on personal letters, diaries, war documentation, government correspondence, and contemporaneous journals, it maps a trajectory of thought and interdisciplinary collaboration that took shape under the most unlikely of circumstances.
Research progress of ultrasound technology and its combined application in fruit and vegetable storage
Authors: Shu Z.W. , Wang S.M. , Xu W.W. , Wang N. , Pan Z.Q. , Xu Y.D. , Wu N.N. 
Published: November 2024

AbstractUsing efficient and safe preservation technologies to extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables is always an important research topic. Among numerous preservation technologies, ultrasound is one of the most available and pollution-free methods that improve the storage quality of fruits and vegetables. The paper summarises the application of ultrasound and its combined treatment in fruit and vegetable storage in recent years, including the cleaning effect, passivation of enzymes, sterilisation, and the impact on quality indicators. In addition, the limitations of ultrasound technology in fruit and vegetable preservation are also detailed. Only under the appropriate conditions can ultrasound treatment extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. However, ultrasound combined with other technologies usually can get better preservation effects, providing a broader application prospect for ultrasound technology.
Causal effects and prediction of land use systems in rural landscapes: Evidence from Henan Province
Authors: Sarfo Isaac , Qiao Jiajun , Yeboah Emmanuel , Okrah Abraham , El Rhadiouini Charafa , Osibo Benjamin Kwapong , Boah Anita , Ben Amara Dhekra 
Published: November 2024

Aim of the studyIn rural and agricultural development, land plays a crucial role in driving productivity. To understand the impact of specific causes or combinations of causes on outcomes, it is essential to identify and establish clear causal relationships. Our study investigates the causal effects of different land use systems against Land Surface Temperature (LST) in Henan Province. We further make land use predictions based on current trends. Understanding these dynamics is essential for enhancing agricultural informatization, environmental management, and climate-smart choices of local districts, counties and villages across China’s agriculturally important regions and beyond.Material and methodsThe study utilized integrated remote sensing data, techniques and a causality approach to investigate land use systems (LUS) and LST in Henan Province. We further used Modules for Land Use Change Evaluation (MOLUSCE) and Cellular Automata-Artificial Neural Network (CA-ANN) to predict LUS for the near future (2023–2053).Results and conclusionsResults revealed that built-up areas (+500%), forests (+50.88%) and water bodies (+83.56%) have expanded massively during the past 40 years. In contrast, cultivated (–20.81%) and barren areas (–60.53%) declined steadily. The temporal causal inference analysis demonstrated a strong convergence between built-up areas and land surface temperature (LST), which substantiates built-up areas’ profound impact on LST intensity. The spatial causal inference analysis shows moderate to robust positive indirect cross-mapping relationships between built-up areas (ρ = 0.63) and bare land (ρ = 0.32) against LST. Land use predictions (2023–2053) show a reduction in areas covered by forests and water bodies, and a reversed trend in cultivated lands. These are particularly important when formulating targeted policy-directives needed to regulate unsustainable land-use processes and undesirable economic trade-offs.
Kharif rice crop acreage and yield estimation using microwave and optical remote sensing time series satellite data: A case study of the eastern region of Maharashtra
Authors: Meshram Pritam , Rawat Kishan Singh , Singh Gaurav 
Published: November 2024

Aim of the studyThe study aims to assess the feasibility of using remote sensing to estimate crop area and yield in a major rice-growing region of Maharashtra.Material and methodsRecent advancements in remote sensing technology, including improvements in image resolution and availability, allowed for timely data collection. The study employs a random forest classifier to identify rice crop using sentinel-1A SAR temporal backscatter satellite images. Additionally, a semi-physical method that incorporates remote sensing and physiological concepts such as Photo-synthetically Active Radiation and a fraction of PAR absorbed by the crop is used to estimate crop yield.Results and conclusionsNet Primary Product was calculated using the Monteith model. The calculation of Kharif rice yield involved considering the actual NPP, Radiation use efficiency, and Harvest index. The present study was conducted throughout two kharif seasons, 2020 and 2021. Although there are minor differences in kharif rice area and yield estimations, the model is still applicable in other significant kharif rice-growing regions of India.
Proteomic analysis of synergetic neuroprotective effect of adenosine, thiamine, niacin and cyanocobalamin in pathophysiology of diabetic polyneuropathy
Authors: Gromova O. A. , Torshin I. Yu. , Moiseenok A. G. 
Published: November 2024

Background. Neurotransmitter adenosine and B-group vitamins have neuroprotective, remyelinizing and anti-neuroinflammatory properties. Despite the studies of these molecules for decades, the molecular mechanisms of their synergistic effect on neuroinflammation processes are unexplored and not systematized.Objective: to establish the molecular mechanisms of synergism of adenosine, thiamine, niacin and cyanocobalamin in counteracting the pathology of diabetic polyneuropathy (DPN).Material and methods. The molecular mechanisms of action of adenosine, thiamine (vitamin B1), niacin (vitamin PP) and cyanocobalamin (vitamin B12) in the pathophysiology of DPN were determined using functional analysis of genomic and proteomic databases.Results. The analysis of 20,180 annotated proteins of the human proteome identified 504 vitamin-PP-dependent, 22 vitamin-B1-dependent, 24 vitamin-B12-dependent and 50 adenosine-dependent proteins. The proteins of the human proteome were detected, the activity or levels of which are important for reducing neuroinflammation, remyelination, neurogenesis, biosynthesis of neuronal adenosine triphosphate, myelin homeostasis, neuroplasticity, neutralization of homocysteine, regeneration of nerve fibers and maintaining the endothelium of the microvascular bed.Conclusion. The discovered molecular mechanisms of synergism of the studied molecules are of fundamental importance for comprehension of the processes of neuroinflammation regulation and remyelination to prevent diabetic polyneuropathy and other neurodegenerative diseases.
Simulation of Scalar Wave Propagation with High-Order Temporal and Spatial Accuracy by a New Multi-Axial Staggered-Grid Finite-Difference Scheme
Authors: Zhou Hongyu , Zhang Lele , Zhang Yabing 
Published: November 2024

ABSTRACT
Staggered-grid finite-difference (SFD) stencils are extensively applied for scalar wavefield simulations and inversions in seismology because of their easy implementation and effectiveness of propagating the wave in heterogeneous media. The conventional SFD (CSFD) stencil adopts second-order temporal and high-order spatial finite-difference operators to approximate the partial derivatives inside the wave equation. The spatial SFD operator only adopts grid points along one orthogonally axial direction to approximate the spatial partial derivative along that direction. Therefore, increasing the number of grid points along the axis will not improve the temporal accuracy. To simultaneously enhance the temporal and spatial accuracy, we propose a new multi-axial SFD (MASFD) stencil, which consists of grid points along three directions for each partial derivative in space. The MASFD weightings (coefficients) are derived by preserving the dispersion relation of the scalar wave in the frequency–wavenumber domain. We prove that increasing the number of the grid points of the new stencil can simultaneously reach high-order accuracy in time and space. The performance of the new MASFD scheme is compared with the CSFD schemes by quantitative dispersion analyses, stability analyses, and numerical examples. Our comprehensive comparisons demonstrate that the MASFD scheme can be more accurate than the CSFD ones because of improved temporal accuracy. Under comparable accuracy, the MASFD scheme can be more efficient than the CSFD ones because the MASFD scheme can adopt larger time steps to perform stable wave extrapolation.
Knowledge, attitudes, and practices of gynaecologists and paediatricians regarding newborn hearing screening in Odisha
Authors: Behera Dipika , Nandurkar Aparna 
Published: November 2024

Background: Gynaecologists and paediatricians are crucial in detecting hearing loss at the first level of intervention. These healthcare workers are the ones who initially interact with infants and their parents. Therefore, they must understand the risk factors for newborn hearing loss and have a positive attitude toward early intervention. There were few studies conducted to evaluate the Knowledge Attitude and Practices (KAP) of New Born Hearing Screening (NBHS) among paediatricians and other physicians in Western countries and few in the Indian context. Thus, the current study aims to compare and examine the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of gynaecologists and paediatricians regarding newborn hearing screening in Odisha.
Methods: A survey questionnaire containing 45 close-ended and 5 open-ended questions was developed. This questionnaire was validated by paediatricians, gynaecologists, and audiologists and then applied among 300 professionals in Odisha.
Results: In all the sections it was found that paediatricians have greater knowledge than gynaecologists, however, both professionals have a positive attitude towards NBHS in Odisha. Mann-Whitney U test revealed significant differences in knowledge, attitudes, and practices among paediatricians and gynaecologists in Odisha.
Conclusions: From this survey, it can be concluded that most of the paediatricians know more about paediatric hearing loss in comparison to gynaecologists, while both of them have positive attitude in implementing NBHS in Odisha. An awareness should be created among both the professionals about NBHS, effect of hearing loss and to whom they can refer for NBHS, which will benefit the newborns and their parents.
Evaluating the performance of ErbaQik sickle cell rapid test card with HPLC method
Authors: Lalla Poonam , Rughwani Vinky , Chugh Manoj 
Published: November 2024

Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a hereditary hemoglobinopathy characterized by the presence of abnormal hemoglobin, primarily hemoglobin S (HbS), resulting from a point mutation in the β-globin gene. ErbaQik Sickle Cell Rapid Test Card developed by Transasia Diagnostics Pvt Ltd will aid in rapid detection of Sickle cell disease particularly in resource & laboratory infrastructure limited settings.To ensure the accuracy of ErbaQik Sickle Cell Rapid Test Card, a robust validation was conducted and compared with gold standard HPLC method to check the sensitivity, specificity, precision and clinical utility. This study was conducted under the guidance of Consultant Paediatrician, from Dec 2023 to Feb 2024 at Nagpur center run by Thalassemia and Sickle cell Society of India in collaboration with Rughwani Child Care Centre to evaluate the performance of ErbaQik Sickle Cell Rapid Test Card with HPLC method which is the benchmark for comparison in this study. A total of 181 blood samples were analyzed for hemoglobin variants. The evaluation of the ErbaQik Sickle Cell Rapid Test Card produced significant findings For Sickle-SS 32 samples were tested, all of which were correctly identified, yielding a sensitivity and specificity of 100%. Similarly 27 Trait-AS samples were all accurately detected, maintaining 100% sensitivity and specificity. These results indicate the test's high reliability and precision in identifying Sickle Cell Disease and Trait conditions. For Wild-Normal samples, the test was performed on 120 samples resulting in 100% sensitivity and specificity. In the case of Thalassemia samples, only 2 samples were tested, with 1 correctly identified, resulting in a sensitivity and specificity of 50%. The ErbaQik Sickle Cell Rapid Test Card demonstrated high sensitivity and specificity for detecting Sickle Cell Disease (SS) and Trait (AS), aligning with gold-standard methods like HPLC.
Niepełnosprawność i praca
Authors: Gąciarz Barbara , Kokot-Rybińska Magdalena , Kasprzak Tomasz , Dubiel Monika , Kocejko Magdalena , Greniuk Angelika , Giermanowska Ewa , Maciąg Rafał , Chmurska Edyta , Pałgan Bartek , Sieradzki Piotr , Lejzerowicz Magda , Grzegorzewska Maria Katarzyna , Karocki Piotr , Łuszczyńska Maria , Mamak-Zdanecka Marzena , Parus-Jankowska Magdalena 
Published: November 2024

Monografia jest kolejną pozycją wydaną pod patronatem Sekcji Socjologii Niepełnosprawności PTS. Książka powstała w ramach serii monografii naukowych wydawanych przez Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego. Jest poświęcona zagadnieniom pracy osób z niepełnosprawnościami.
W monografii podejmowane są wątki odnoszące się do różnych form aktywizmu i mobilizacji osób z niepełnosprawnościami w odniesieniu do szeroko rozumianej pracy, w tym pracy zdalnej, cyfryzacji pracy, ale również problematyki prekaryzacji i nierówności w pracy oraz pracy nieodpłatnej, w tym pracy opiekuńczej – ujętych w kontekście uwarunkowań rzeczywistości (post)pandemicznej.
Istotny nacisk został też położony na wymiar aplikacyjny przygotowywanych tekstów. Książka ma się bowiem stać obiektem zainteresowań zarówno przedstawicieli nauki, jak i praktyków, zwłaszcza osób zatrudnionych w jednostkach pomocy społecznej, instytucjach pomocowych, a także organizacjach pozarządowych i rządowych, których jednym z zasadniczych obszarów działania jest diagnozowanie sytuacji osób z niepełnosprawnościami i projektowanie zmian mających na celu aktywizację tego środowiska.

Projekt dofinansowany ze środków budżetu państwa, przyznanych przez Ministra Nauki w ramach Programu „Doskonała nauka II”.
Przygotowanie monografii dofinansowane przez Polskie Towarzystwo Zespołu Aspergera.
Nitrified Acid Fracturing Treatments in HPHT Carbonate Formations: Results of the Large Campaign in the Middle East
Authors: Bretzer A. , Yudin A. , Nurlybayev N. , Al-Jalal Z. , Faisal M. , Solihin Y. , Sanchez R. 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Hydraulic fracturing for tight and depleted high-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) gas carbonate reservoirs poses a particular challenge as reservoir pressure is often not sufficient to support post-fracturing flowback. This paper will describe the utilization of nitrogen in the fracturing treatment to guarantee successful flowback of the fracturing fluids.
When depleted wells are stimulated with traditional acid fracturing fluids, nitrogen lifting is required to allow for flowback. Incorporating nitrogen into the treatment itself eliminates the need for this resulting in time and cost reductions as well as more efficient utilization of resources. Since nitrogen is pumped as a gas, specialized high-pressure pumps are required for the operation. In terms of treatment design, one of the benefits of using nitrogen to energize the treatment fluids is its ability to be used in most conventional pumping schedules due to being chemically inert and therefore compatible with a wide range of fluid systems.
Because this type of treatment involves pumping energized fluids, it is important to discuss the additional safety concerns inherent in the operation. Equipment requirements, typical treatment design and fluids, and job execution are also presented. With extensive utilization over the past several years, the benefits and effectiveness of this technique have been clearly proven to outweigh the minor changes in equipment and operational requirements over conventional acid fracturing stimulations. Candidate selection is of particular importance to the success of the treatment, and consideration must be given to the reservoir conditions when evaluating a potential application. Improvements in operational efficiencies compared with traditional completions utilizing nitrogen lifting are also highlighted. Additionally, improved flowback results from the energized fluids have been observed and given per categories of wells reaching up to 48% productivity gains when compared to conventional fracturing technique, mainly in the depleted areas of the formation. The study also provides comprehensive candidate selection guidelines to choose either regular or nitrified acid fracturing techniques based on productivity index analyses.
Although the study focuses on nitrified fracturing treatments in the Middle East, the technique can be widely applied to many tight and depleted carbonate formations worldwide. Therefore, the operational overview, treatment design, and overall field development results presented in the paper will be of significant interest to stimulation professionals throughout the industry.
A Case Study: Drilling Longest Horizontal Extended Reach Well with Managed Pressure Drilling System in West Kazakhstan
Authors: Kaisagaliyeva Dinara , Armiya Alibek , Kairzhanova Amilina , Tilekkabyl Akzharkyn , Takhanov Dastan , Ismukhambetov Anvar , Katenov Alibek , Kabiyev Kuanysh , Gabdulov Timur , Kamzayev Nurzhan , Rakhmetov Zhanibek , Amangeldiyeva Diana 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Due to the impact of the geological nature of the Tengiz field, which is dominated by high fracture areas and has associated drilling challenges such as lost circulation, a first development trial well named as a "High-Pressure Lower Slope Development" (HPLSD) project well was initiated. The well was designed by the engineering team of Tengizchevroil to be horizontal producer with the longest lateral section in Kazakhstan. This paper describes Managed Pressure Drilling (MPD) and Managed Pressure Cementing (MPC) aspects of the HPLSD project.
MPD was utilized on 12 ¼ × 13 ½", 8 ½", and 6" sections to improve drilling performance. The system was used to control bottom hole pressure and manage background gas, it was further applied to minimize loss/gain scenarios and allow drilling through the "narrow" margin between pore and fracture pressures, along with decreasing the wellbore instability and differential sticking risks.
Constant Bottom Hole Pressure (CBHP) technique helped to successfully cement the 7 ¼" liner avoiding any losses of cementing fluid into the wellbore. The primary cementing of the 8 ½" hole section compiled of reservoir embedded with the layers of anhydrite and limestone has been associated with the risks of losing the cement slug, and therefore creating the risk of not achieving adequate cementation. The MPD system helped to successfully run in hole the 7 ¼" liner, cement it and finalize the 6" hole section running the Lower Completion in constant bottom hole pressure mode.
MPD results examined in this paper provide the proof that MPD system is as reliable tool not only for drilling, but also for managed pressure cementing, compensation of swab effect, managing small volumes of influx, and circulating associated gas while drilling. The additional capabilities offered by MPD technology in effectively controlling wellbore pressure profiles has led to MPD tools becoming a commonplace in Tengiz drilling operations.