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Introduction: Hemophilia is a hemorrhagic and hereditary disease characterized by a deficiency of factor VIII (hemophilia A) or factor IX (hemophilia B) coagulant activity. The incentive and guidelines for self-infusion are initiated early in childhood, so that the patient loses the fear of achieving their own venous access, in addition to generating autonomy and independence of the patient. Objective: To construct an educational primer on self infusion of coagulation factor in children with hemophilia. Methodology: This is a methodological research.

Objective: To identify the epidemiological profile of technical complaints and adverse events in technovigilance reported in an Intensive Care Unit of a Belém Hospital. Methods: This is a descriptive, cross-sectional, retrospective epidemiological study with a quantitative approach. We collected 16 samples of technical complaints and adverse events notifications from a total of 12 products registered by the Risk Management in the Intensive Care Unit of Hospital Ophir Loyola in 2017.

Despite the wide research on the impression of migration, slight is known about the impact of the male short term or seasonal out migration on rural females. This study aims to find out migration affects the status of women directly or indirectly. In the rural areas, male partner migration puts extra physical as well as mental pressure on the women. This study also attempts to measure decision making power, empowerment of women, workload and family burden and freedom of choice in families which have unexpectedly move.

Sustainable development or continuous development is the wise management of available resources in a way that ensures economic, social and cultural prosperity and the realization of the development and environmental needs of present and future generations. Sustainable development depends on two fundamental things: the right to development and the right to environmental protection; knowledge societies are one of the most recently developed societies as one of the main requirements of this stage, the stage of development.

The objective of this work was to show data on how there is an association of climatic factors and air pollution influence hospitalizations due to respiratory diseases in individuals in the city of Manaus. An ecological study of indicators, hospitalization and deaths was conducted during a few months from 2013 to 2015. It was observed that precipitation has a strong influence on the number of hospitalizations. The data presented are expected to be used to assess the impact of meteorological variables and air pollutants on the city's human health.

Aim: was to relate orofacial pain and TMD with a high negative impact on quality of life indices, to observe and report the possible reduction of the impact in these same indexes with the initial treatment. A longitudinal and quantitative study was developed in a sample of 48 patients previously screened for Orofacial Pain and/or TMD who were starting treatment at the Center for Diagnosis and Treatment of TMJ (CDATM) at Tuiuti University of Paraná. They were evaluated in relation to the negative impact on quality of life using the OHIP-14 questionnaire.

The aim of this study was to determinehemolysis influence on the analytical performances of the automaton BS300 (Mindray®) on the dosage of biochemical parameters. The hemolysis additions methodwas run to create an increasing hemoglobin range of concentration varying from 0 to 12g/dl. To determine an influence of the hemolysis on the measure, the variation limit of 10 % waschosen. The studied parameters were creatinine, albumin, total protein, calcium and total cholesterol. Total cholesterol and total proteinwere the positively impacted parameters leading to an overestimate of the result.

The street fairs of northeastern Brazil focus on the distribution of basic products, becoming important spaces for social integration, with family farming as the basis for the production of street fairs in municipalities smaller than 20 thousand inhabitants.

The present study was conducted at the Kongou Gorou Zarmagandey pool. The aim of this study is to characterize the waters of this pool through in situ and laboratory measurements of certain physico-chemical and bacteriological parameters. The water samples were taken and analyzed according to the standardized methods of some physico-chemical parameters and bacteriological. These parameters are turbidity, pH, conductivity, temperature, iron, organic matter, color, copper, TDS, hardness, calcium, HCO3, magnesium, total residues, TAC, E.

Marsilea minuta is a very common leaf vegetable to the people in west Bengal. The common name in Bengali of this pteridophytic plant is “Sushni sak”. It grows in tropical humid climate in all classes of soil round the year except the winter months. It has good medicinal potentiality as well as nutrient components. Though it grows in marshy fallow land in neglected conditions, but it could gain valuable leafy vegetable considering its nutrition quality as well as palatability. But indeed it is not freshly available in the market round the year.