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Title : A Comparative Study to Assess the Impact of Maternal Anaemia on Placenta Weight and Fetal Well-being, in a Selected Tertiary Care Hospital, Chengalpattu District, Tamil Nadu, India.
Authors : Prof. Dr.G.Karpagavalli, Mrs J. Joselly Monickraj
With advent of ultrasound, fetal changes are efficiently illustrated by ultrasonography with the evolving parameters as indicators of intrauterine growth. A study to determine the correlation between transverse cerebellar diameter and gestational age among the pregnant women in second and third trimester.
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Title : A Study to Determine the Correlation between Transverse Cerebellar Diameter and Gestational Age among the Pregnant Women in Second and Third Trimester.
Authors : Shivaraj Ananthareddy, Raveendra D. Totad, Shwetha Hitnal and Shankarsnehit B. Patil
Typhoid fever is a gram- negative bacterial infection caused by the bacterium called Salmonella Typhi, a rod-like shaped pathogen. Salmonella typhi is both food-born and water-born pathogen.
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Title : A Comparative Study to Assess the Determinants of Maternal Anaemia that Affect Birth Weight Among Anaemic and Non-anaemic Pregnant Women in a Selected Tertiary Care Hospital, Chengalpattu District, Tamil Nadu, India.
Authors : Mrs. Joselly Monickaraj, Prof. Dr. Karpagavalli
Anaemia is a preventable medical condition common among pregnant women, which is diagnosed with less than 11 grams/decilitre of haemoglobin level in red blood cells. It is one of the major public health problems among pregnant women in developing countries that can be easily treatable when detected on time.
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Title : Oral Health Care Awareness amongst Nursing Students in Indian School
Authors : Dr Sunila Bukanakere Sangappa1, Co-Authors: Dr.Nandlal Bhojraj
The aim of this study was to determine the impact of a course on oral health care awareness among third-year undergraduate nursing students.
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Title : Effectiveness of Structured Anxiety Management Strategies on Level of Anxiety Among BSc Nursing Students
Authors : Stephy V A, Aneesha V B
The present study was aimed to assess the effectiveness of structured anxiety management strategies on level of anxiety among BSc Nursing students in selected nursing college,
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Title : Importance of Rational Practice in Nursing
Authors : Dr. Sunaina Sethi
The rational use of Medicines (RUM) is defined as “Patients receive medications appropriate to their clinical needs, in doses that meet their requirements, for an adequate period, and at the lowest cost to them and their community.”
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Title : The Need for Compliance of Children with IDDM to Insulin, Diet and Exercise
Authors : Dr. Mary Anbarasi Johnson
Compliance with insulin, diet, and exercise is crucial for children with Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (IDDM), also known as Type 1 diabetes. Managing diabetes in children requires a comprehensive approach to ensure their well-being and long-term health.
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