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TEMA 13-2016: Intoxicación aguda por Ácido AcetilSalicílico. Parte 1: farmacología y fisiopatología
Authors: Chaverri Jara Rolf , Arce Jiménez Isabel , Valverde Zuñiga Adriana 
Published: February 2016

<p>El ácido acetil salicílicoes el analgésico, antipirético y antiinflamatorio de mayor uso en el mundo. La intoxicación aguda con salicilatos es entonces un cuadro frecuente, no obstante, a menudoel paciente no es adecuadamente reconocido o manejado. Esta revisión consta de dos partes, una base de la farmacología y fisiopatología del salicilismo agudo y un segundo artículo enfocado en el abordaje y detalles del manejo clínico. El conocimiento de la farmacocinética y farmacodinamia es vital para comprender el comportamiento clínico y la variabilidad entre pacientes. Asimismo, el entendimiento del proceso fisiopatológico tras la intoxicación asegura al médico la posibilidad de un abordaje integral. El objetivo de este artículo es discutir de forma exhaustiva pero práctica aspectos que faciliten al médico un manejo razonado del paciente.</p>
TEMA 14-2016: Intoxicación aguda por Ácido Acetilsalicílico. Parte 2: Evaluación clínica y manejo
Authors: Arce Jiménez Isabel , Valverde Zuñiga Adriana , Chaverri Jara Rolf 
Published: February 2016

<p>El ácido acetil salicílico es el analgésico, antipirético y anti-inflamatorio de mayor uso en el mundo. La intoxicación aguda con salicilatos es entonces un cuadro frecuente, no obstante, a menudo el paciente no es adecuadamente reconocido o manejado. Esta revisión consta de dos partes, un primer artículo que discute las bases farmacológicas y fisiopatológicas del salicilismo agudo y el presente escrito, enfocado en el abordaje y detalles del manejo clínico. El objetivo de este artículo es ayudar al clínico a establecer un algoritmo de abordaje del paciente con intoxicación por salicilatos y comprender el razonamiento tras el manejo.</p>
Tauberian conditions under which statistical convergence follows from statistical summability by weighted means
Authors: Móricz Ferenc , Orhan Cihan 
Published: February 2016

The first named author has recently proved necessary and sufficient Tauberian conditions under which statistical convergence (introduced by H. Fast in 1951) follows from statistical summability (C, 1). The aim of the present paper is to generalize these results to a large class of summability methods (,p) by weighted means.
Let p = (pk : k = 0,1, 2,...) be a sequence of nonnegative numbers such that po > 0 and Let (xk) be a sequence of real or complex numbers and set for n = 0,1, 2,.... We present necessary and sufficient conditions under which the existence of the limit st-lim xk = L follows from that of st-lim tn = L, where L is a finite number. If (xk) is a sequence of real numbers, then these are one-sided Tauberian conditions. If (xk) is a sequence of complex numbers, then these are two-sided Tauberian conditions.
A Consolidated Web Browser Interface Using Multiple Browser Libraries for Testing Web Designs
Authors: Barrios Exander T. , Eman Roñard C. , Paasa Patrick Angelo P. 
Published: February 2016

<p>This study aimed to create a consolidated web browser interface usingmultiple browser libraries for testing web designs. Specifically, this research effort intended to develop an application capable to test web designs on the top four (4) most commonly used web browsers namely, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Safari. Furthermore, this research undertaking also meant to develop an application with syntax coloring and line numbers to help web developers determine syntax pairing and differences between browser outputs, and which would allow the users to directly edit specified CSS and HTML code through the text editor. Through experimental development approach and consultation with seventeen respondents who were selected through random sampling, the researchers were able to integrate the cited web browsers into one application enabling the web developers to avoid downloading and installing web browser applications one–by–one, and giving them the opportunity to test their web designs either online or offline. Findings revealed that the consolidated web browser interface using multiple browser libraries could help test web designs. The resulting program consolidated into one application the Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Safari, through the use of GeckoFX, WebKit, and XULRunner, making the browsers stand alone tools. In addition, RegEx and Line Numbers were also used for the syntax coloring and line numbering. Further, the consolidated web browser interface using multiple browser libraries for testing web designs could lessen the problem in following a certain standard code of a browser, especially HTML and CSS codes.</p>
Women’s Health in Selected Banana Plantations in Davao City: A Comparative Analysis
Authors: Fuertes Mary Ann V. , Lindo Ruperto Hector A. , Sagarino Emma V. , Lupase Victoria T. , Lindo Jean Suzanne A. , Nolasco Ivy B. , Sanchez Jessibel L. , Fuentes Raulyn C. , Petilona Dynah T. 
Published: February 2016

<p>In 2007 during the conception of this project, there were intense debates in Davao City on whether or not to ban aerial spraying of pesticides in banana plantations. The city councilors were pressuring the advocates for banning aerial spraying to present studies that would prove its adverse effects to human and environment. Thus, this study attempted to look into the health conditions of women of reproductive age who live in proximity to banana plantations. Furthermore, it intended to establish the significant difference of the general conditions of women who live in an aerially-sprayed community and those who do not. The investigation utilized a descriptive- comparative research design involving a combination of data collection methods. Three hundred purposively chosen women were interviewed and asked to go through physical examination and laboratory tests. One hundred participants came from each of the selected sites—Baganihan, Tawan-tawan and Mandug. It was found that a significant association between the type of barangay and the incidence of allergies, tuberculosis, and autoimmune disease among the respondents did exist. Higher number of these cases was evident in Mandug where aerial spraying is practiced. There is a significant association between the type of barangay and the reported cases of kidney disease, diabetes mellitus, and thyroid disease. Diabetes mellitus was reported at a higher rate in Mandug. Kidney diseases, however, were higher in Tawan-</p>
About the Cover
Authors: Chief Editor In 
Published: February 2016

<p>The cover shows a montage of images representing the themes of the researches showcased in this issue. The symbolic convergence of two identical strong arch steel bridges towards a geometric solid of balance and symmetry captures the iconic portrait of a budding research culture at the University of the Immaculate Conception. The mosaic configuration of snapshots overtures a powerful glimpse over the issues and concerns that create a consistent and reverberating clamor of societal depictions of today.</p> <p>A heartfelt expression of thanks is extended to <strong>Engr. Michael M. Obenque </strong>for the layout of the entire cover.</p>
Doing Research with the Indigenous People: An Autoethnography from the Ground
Authors: Cuizon Reynaldo O. , Ramos Arnulfo B. 
Published: February 2016

What are the experiences of the researchers in doing research with Indigenous People (IP)? How do such experiences influence their thoughts, values, and advocacies with IP aspirations? What prognosis can be derived from their experiences? To answer such queries, a qualitative research was conducted and thereby revealed that the study participants describe research with IP as an in depth investigative process which upholds relevance, rigor, artistry and ethical standards. It is undertaken through the use of diverse research methods like focus group discussion, survey, observation and in-depth interview, life stories or genealogy, three generation vertical test, document and photo analysis. It involves face-to-face encounters, demands trustworthiness and credibility, and advances moral decency. It enhances competence and boosts confidence not just in conducting ethnographic exploration but in pursuing the liberative education. Furthermore, the participants developed the value of sensitivity to IP rights and culture, the virtue of respect to privacy, anonymity and confidentiality, the enthusiasm to share research-based knowledge through forums, conferences, meetings, trainings, and publications, and the solidarity and camaraderie with the IPs – immersion in their real life, discernment on their plight, and commitment in their struggle for their rights to ancestral domain and self-determination. Finally, for them, doing research with IP is noble. It is a call. <br />
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Authors: Limjuco Renan P. 
Published: February 2016

<p><strong>UIC RESEARCH JOURNAL</strong></p><p><strong>International Edition</strong></p><p>Volume 18, Number 2, October 2012</p><p> </p><p><strong>Editor in Chief</strong></p><p>Renan P. Limjuco</p><p> </p><p><strong>Associate Editor</strong></p><p>Emma V. Sagarino</p><p> </p><p><strong>Managing Editor</strong></p><p>Francis Kenneth D. Canono</p><p> </p><p><strong>Research Committee</strong></p><p>Dr. Adorico M. Aya-ay</p><p>Engr. Noel V. Laud</p><p>Prof. Exander T. Barrios</p><p>Dr. Renan P. Limjuco</p><p>Dr. Alvin O. Cayogyog</p><p>Dr. Lucila T. Lupo</p><p>S. Ma. Luz O. de la Cruz, RVM</p><p>Dr. Cyril Cliffredson C. Mamocod</p><p>Prof. Eric John G. Emberda</p><p>Prof. Emma V. Sagarino</p><p>Dr. Elsa B. Faceronda</p><p>Dr. Ma. Eva C. San Juan</p><p>Dr. Ma. Teresa M. Gravino</p><p>S. Ma. Marissa R. Viri, RVM</p><p> </p><p><strong>Filipino Scholar Reviewers</strong></p><p>Engr. Ruth P. Barluado</p><p>Prof. Alma R. Lamparas</p><p>Dr. Marleonie M. Bauyot</p><p>Prof. Ivan Anthony C. Lapuz</p><p>Prof. Kari Ann V. Bitgue</p><p>Dr. Victoria T. Lupase</p><p>Dr. Pamela R. Castrillo</p><p>Dr. Lucila T. Lupo</p><p>Dr. Felix C. Chavez, Jr.</p><p>Dr. Norlan B. Martinez</p><p>Prof. Apolinar Henry Fernandez</p><p>Prof. Maricar Gay V. Panda</p><p>Dr. Bonifacio G. Gabales, Jr.</p><p>Prof. Genevieve A. Pilongo</p><p>Prof. Luzviminda L. Gonzales</p><p>Dr. Elsie A. Tee</p><p>Prof. Melodie Claire W. Juico</p><p>Dr. Macario D. Tiu</p><p> </p><p><strong>International Reviewers</strong></p><p><strong>Dr. Celine Arat-Cabading</strong></p><p>University of Guam</p><p>Guam, USA</p><p> </p><p><strong>Dr. Stamatis Kalogerakos</strong></p><p>Cranfield University</p><p>United Kingdom</p><p> </p><p><strong>Dr. Djuwari Djuwari</strong></p><p>STIE Perbanas</p><p>Indonisia</p><p> </p><p><strong>Dr. Ana Joy P. Mendez</strong></p><p>University of Guam</p><p>Guam, USA</p><p> </p><p><strong>Dr. Kathryn Holmes </strong></p><p>University of Newcastle</p><p>Australia</p><p> </p><p><strong>Dr. Alejandro F. Tongco</strong></p><p>Oklahoma State University</p><p>USA</p>
About the Cover
Authors: Limjuco Renan P. 
Published: February 2016

Thinking is the source of it all. Great ideas start as surges of creativity and intellect. As portrayed in the cover, the various fields of study are revealed like flashes of thumbnails that hover around the “brain.” Just like in one’s pursuit of research, the simple idea must be allowed to evolve amidst all the challenges that confront it. Research has a life of its own. It is destined to be exposed.
About the Monogram
Authors: Limjuco Renan P. 
Published: February 2016

<p>The UIC (University of the Immaculate Conception) Research Journal International Edition monogram depicts two feathers used in ancient quill pens. Intentionally juxtaposed to resemble the iconic Yin Yang symbol, this abstract form signifies the physicality and spirituality of the highest form of intellectual activity—research. Aside from capturing the dramatic glimpse of ancient writing, which is the essential aspect of any form of publication, this powerful image also depicts the interconnectivity and balance between the multidisciplinary and international characters of this research publication. In response to the UIC quest for quality research outputs that can pass international peer review process, this symbol was conceptualized to remind all researchers of UIC to commit to the truthfulness, credibility, and validity of information derived from the rigors of research writing. Created by Jo Caliph G. Rivera, this monogram is meant to become a unique emblem in every cover of UIC Research Journal International Edition.</p><p> </p><p>Dr. Renan P. Limjuco</p><p>Editor in Chief</p><p>UIC Research Journal</p><p>International Edition</p>
Preliminary Acute Toxicological Analysis and Profiling of a Commercially Available Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana) Xanthone Capsule
Authors: Merin Kenny James 
Published: February 2016

<p>Mangosteen is known for its wide variety of healing properties, but studies on its toxicity remained insufficient. Toxicological profile of commercially available Garcinia mangostana xanthone capsule was evaluated using a true experimental research design. Acute oral toxicity and toxicant category were employed. After the test animal was administered with xanthone capsule, biomarker such as Alanine Transaminase (ALT), Serum Glutamic Pyruvate Transaminase (SGPT), Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) and Serum Creatinine levels were evaluated using the Swiss albino mice. Histopathological (liver and kidney) analyses were conducted and determination of mutagenicity and heavy metals (Cd, Pb and Hg) were also pursued. Results reveal that acute oral toxicity dose had zero deaths from 300, 2000 up to 5000 mg/ kg. This classified in category 5 as nontoxic (OECD 423). ALT/SGPT value of 125.00±21.9317 was higher than the normal (0-41 u/L). BUN (7.75 ± 0.1858) and serum creatinine (93.00±20.0749) exhibited higher than the normal at 1.78-6.07 umol/L and 44 umol/L, respectively. This means the sample may cause hepatotoxicity and nephrotoxicity. Analysis on positive likelihood ratio of 1.333 was higher than the negative ratio of 0.6667 while kidney had 1.333 higher than the negative ratio of 0.6667. No revertant colony was observed using Salmonella typhimurium TA98 compared to the benzene (368 colonies). It was within the allowable limits for lead (0.003 µg/g) and mercury (0.002 µg/g). However, cadmium exceeded the limits of 0.01 having a mean of 0.23 µg/g.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Keywords:</strong> Pharmacology, toxicology, Garcinia mangostana, xanthone, experimental, Davao City, Philippines.</p>
Motivational Drives and School Effectiveness Efforts of Secondary School Academicians and their Attitudinal Level towards K to 12 Implementation
Authors: Sagayno Fortunato B. , Limjuco Renan P. 
Published: February 2016

Republic Act 10533 known as the Enhanced Basic Education Curriculum of the Philippines is the newest paradigm of education of the country, the implementation of which needs to be evaluated specifically on the guidelines and the attitudinal level of academicians towards it. The primary purpose of this study was to determine the motivational drives, school effectiveness efforts, and the attitudinal level of secondary school academicians of the Department of Education Davao Region XI. Descriptive correlation was utilized in this study. Sets of survey questionnaires were used to gather data from 563 academicians. The findings revealed that motivational drive and school effectiveness efforts were both rated high descriptive equivalent while the attitudinal level had obtained high positive descriptive equivalent which means that academicians experienced great extent of positive attitude towards K to 12 implementation. Based on the data gathered, there is a significant relationship between motivational drives, school effectiveness efforts and attitudinal level towards K to 12 implementation. While motivational drive and school effectiveness efforts significantly influenced the attitudinal level of the academicians towards the implementation of K to 12, the school effectiveness efforts among secondary school academicians had a greatest significant influence among other variables which has positive correlation, showing that school academicians’ primary concern was on the effectiveness in their field of work on the aspect of implementation.<div> </div><div> </div><div><strong>Keywords: </strong></div>Motivational drives, school effectiveness, K to 12, Philippine education, descriptive correlation, Davao City, Philippines
Davao Doctors College Tracer Study of Bachelor Of Science In Nursing
Authors: Pia Mary Ann C. , Matunding Leonardo C. , Salvador Gina C. 
Published: February 2016

Tracer study is an endeavor to survey the performance of graduates in the job market upon completion of study in the institution. The study aimed to obtain data on the status of the graduates in terms of employability, job status, type of employment, monthly income and employer’s information. It aimed to gather information on the graduates’ perspective on the academic program, facilities and the impact of teaching and learning process experienced in the institution. It utilized a total of 370 of the 4,198 BSN graduates of Batch 2003 to Batch 2009 as respondents. Descriptive method was used in the study. In terms of the educational profile, results showed that most of them are registered nurses, most of whom had not taken any other examinations. Further, most of them had attended only local trainings and seminars. For the employment profile, the results revealed that most of the respondents were employed with regular status and occupying staff nurse position. After graduation, most of the respondents worked in a nursing–related job. As to the graduates’ perspective on the academic program, facilities and the impact of teaching and learning process experienced in the institution, most of them cited skills in communication, human relation, critical thinking and problemsolving as the ones they developed which also helped them procure the job.<div> </div><strong>Keywords:</strong>Nursing, tracer study, descriptive, Davao Doctors College, Philippines
Deteksi Antibodi Serum Terhadap Virus Avian influenza pada Ayam Buras
Authors: Darmawi Darmawi , Manaf Zakiyah Heryawati , Darniati Darniati , Fakhrurrazi Fakhrurrazi , Abrar Mahdi , Erina Erina 
Published: February 2016

Detection on Serum Antibodies of Native Chickens to Avian influenza VirusABSTRACT. An important approach of controlling against Avian Influenza should be determined to detect the antibody titres of bird flu caused by Influenza virus H5N1 in Indonesia. The aim of the present study was to detect the antibodies to Avian Influenza in serum of native chickens. This study utilized 123 serum samples collected from the axilaris vein (left or right) of native chickens. Antibody titres were examined using Hemaglutination Inhibition (HI). The result showed that indication of natural infection by Avian Influenza (H5N1) in native chickens, as shown that out of 123 serum samples, 16 (13,01%) were tested positive by HI, while only 10 (8,13%) were tested protective to Avian influenza infection. Based on the results we obtained, a conclusion that natural infection by Avian influenza virus stimulated variety level of formation antibody titres in native chickens.
Efektivitas Penambahan Vitamin E (alfa-Tokoferol) dalam Medium Pencucian Sperma dengan Sentrifugasi terhadap Kualitas Spermatozoa Sapi Brahman
Authors: Dasrul Dasrul , Rasmaidar Rasmaidar , Harris Abdul 
Published: February 2016

Effect of vitamin E addition (alfa-tokoferol) into sperm washing medium by centrifuge on the quality of Brahman cattle spermatozoa ABSTRACT. The aims of study to determine the effectiveness of the addition of vitamin E in the washing medium by centrifugation on sperm quality Brahman cattle. frozen semen of Brahman cattle, divided into 4 treatment groups addition of vitamin E in the washing medium: 0.0gr/100 ml medium (K0), 0.1gr /100 ml medium (K1); 0.2gr/100 ml medium (K2) and 0.3 g / 100 ml medium (K4), each group was repeated 5 times. Examination of motility, viability and integrity of sperm membrane performed according to WHO standards. The data obtained were analyzed with one-way ANOVA and Duncan test. The average percentage of motility, viability and membrane integrity of spermatozoa in the addition of vitamin E were significantly different (P 0.05) compared to the control. Percentage of motility, viability and membrane integrity of spermatozoa in the group K2 significantly higher (P 0.05) compared with the group K3: K1 and K0. Percentage of motility, viability and sperm capacitation and sperm live on group K3 significantly higher (P 0.05) compared with the K1 and K0. While the percentage motility of spermatozoa in the group K1 higher were not significant (P 0.05) compared with the group K0. The addition of vitamin E in the medium on the process of washing spermatozoa Brahman cattle. The addition of vitamin E 0.2gr/100ml better than vitamin E 0.1gr/100ml and 0.3gr/100ml in maintaining the percentage of motility and live spermatozoa Brahman cattle.
Penggunaan Ampas Bir dalam Ransum untuk Meningkatkan Kualitas Daging Domba
Authors: Priyono Agus , Suwandyastuti S.N.O. , Iriyanti Ning 
Published: February 2016

The utilization of brewery waste in ration to improved the quality of lamb meatABSTRACT. An experiment has been conducted to study the utilization of brewery waste in ration to improved the meat quality of lamb. High quality of lamb meat can be reached by manipulation of rumen fermentation. Tannins in brewery waste can decrease the activity of rumen microorganism and inhibite the rumen biohydrogenation processes. The experiment was conducted with an experimental method by in vivo technique, using 16 heads of local lamb, 4-5 months old, with body weight range of 5-10 kg. The trial was conducted for 150 days, using Completely Randomized Block Design with 4 replicates. The treatment tested were 4 levels of Brewery Waste : R1 = 12%; R2 = 24%; R3 = 36% and R4 = 48%. The variables measured were : physical and chemical quality of meat. The result indicated, that the treatment tested significantly affect the meat quality physically, except to the percentage of edible distal meat and proximal bone weight.Based on the all variables measured, the research conclusion : (1) the utilization of brewery waste up to 48% dry matter ration, could be used, without any physiology and metabolism disturbance; (2) the highest increasing of unsaturated fatty acid was stearic acid (C18:0) as much as 54. 60%, was reach by R3 (36% brewery waste); the linoleic acid increased as much as 43.91% reach by R4 (48% brewery waste); the oleic acid increased as much as 37.48% by R2 ( 24% brewery waste). From the result can be suggested that the need of tannin brewery waste as biohydrogenation inhibitor would be more effective and efficient whenever brewery waste usage has been increased up to 60% dry matter ration.
Vaskularisasi Pembuluh Darah Arteri Mata (Organum visus) pada Kambing Lokal (Capra sp.)
Authors: Nasution Idawati , Rezki Ezy Yulanda , Hamny Hamny 
Published: February 2016

Eye (organum visus) vascular of local goat (capra sp.)ABSTRACT. The aim of the study was to determine of eye vascular in local goat (Capra sp.) The study used a local goat, aged 2 years old. Observation was made after specimen preparation. The observations was documented using a digital camera and analyzed descriptively. The vascular to the eye originated from externa ophthalmica artery and divides into several branched musculares arteries, lacrimalis artery, rete mirabile ophthalmicum gives off supraorbitalis artery, ethmoidalis artery, anteriores ciliares arteries and anastomoses with interna ophthalmica artery and devides into lateralis posterior longae ciliares arteries and medialis posterior longae ciliares arteries and the terminal branched into lateralis posterior shortae ciliares arteries and medialis posterior shortae ciliares arteries. Superficial temporalis artery gives off two branches lateralis inferior palpebral artery and lateralis superior palpebral artery. Malaris artery gives off two branched medial inferior palpebral artery and medial superior palpebral artery.