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AMJ-18-08-2022-10451

Prevalence of Needlestick Injury among Health Care Workers in Baghdad Hospitals

Abstract : Needlestick injuries still pose a high risk to healthcare workers and a global concern for transmission of 20 blood-borne pathogens such as human immunodeficiency virus and hepatitis B and C viruses. The Centers for Disease Control of the USA estimated that exposure to blood and body fluids with sharp tools and needle stick and sharps injury affects three million health workers annually with an estimated six million national security indicators each year. This study is aimed to estimate the asso


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AMJ-18-08-2022-10449

Effectiveness of an Educational Program on Nurses Knowledge towards Nutrition of Oncologic Patients

Abstract : Cancer is a serious health issue in Iraq, where it is the second largest causes of death, according to Ministry of Health data from 2016. Cancer is among the primary causes of mortality and morbidity, In 2018, 9.6 million people died, or one per six death. Lung, colorectal, stomach, prostate, and cancer of liver affect males, whereas cervical, colorectal, breast, lung, and thyroid cancer affect women [7]. To assess the Nurses Knowledge toward nutritional instructions need for patients with Cance


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AMJ-18-08-2022-10448

Effectiveness of an Educational Program on Nurses Knowledge towards Vitamin D3 and calcium for Cancer Patients

Abstract : Malnutrition was a severe and widespread concern among cancer patients. It had a detrimental impact on their prognosis and quality of life. According to studies, 15 percent to 40percent of cancer patients lost weight while undergoing therapy. In individuals with advanced cancer, this number could rise to as high as 85 percent. As a result, early treatment and health education on dietary supplement and behaviors might help patients achieve better outcomes and avoid issues. Of this study were to A


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AMJ-18-08-2022-10447

Effectiveness of Foot Self-Care Preventive Educational Program on the Behavior of the Diabetic Patient in AL-Hilla City

Abstract : Diabetic patient is highly risk for foot amputation, which is a serious problem. Diabetic foot self-care education which includes assessment, planning, implementation and evaluations are essential and effective protocol to prevent complications.


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AMJ-18-08-2022-10446

Impact of Self-Care Education Program on the Knowledge of Patients with Type II Diabetes Mellitus in AL-Hill Diabetic Center

Abstract : Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a major global source of morbidity and death, and is a major challenge for public health. Foot issues are a typical DM consequence that are a growing public health issue and a major contributor to hospitalisation, amputation, and death in diabetes patient.


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AMJ-18-08-2022-10445

Impact of Unconscious Patients Communication Educational Sessions on the Intensive Care Nurses Unit Knowledge in Al- Hilla City

Abstract : The critical care unit is consider one of the most important area in the hospitals, since it receives patients with severe and complicated conditions. In these units, attentive and consistent supply of caring behaviors is essential. Continuous monitoring and caring, good communication with patients and their families, supporting and encouraging patients' engagement in treatment decision-making are all vital roles for critical care unit nurses to perform (Zare, et. al., 2020). To evaluation the i


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AMJ-18-08-2022-10444

Effectiveness of Communication Skills for Patients Undergoing Mechanical Ventilation Educational Program on the Intensive Care Unit Nurses Knowledge in Al- Hilla City, Iraq

Abstract : Communication serves as the foundation for the connection between a nurse and patient and is a crucial component of trust and comfort. Nurses working in the critical care units (CCU) face especial challenges when communicate with unconscious ill, mechanically ventilated or sedated patients. Communication between these patients and nurses needs specific skill of commitment, and knowledge. To evaluate the intensive care unit nurses knowledge related to educational program constricted for communica


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AMJ-18-08-2022-10443

Impact of Pulmonary Care Educational Program on Nurses Perception related to COVID 19 Patients in Al – Hillah teaching hospitals

Abstract : Intensive care unit nursing is an occupation that involves specialized knowledge and abilities applicable to a range working in the intensive care units which may effected by nurses perception. To assess the impact of pulmonary care educational program on nurse's perception related to COVID 19 patients. A quasi-experimental design selected as suitable method to evaluate the impact of pulmonary care educational program on nurses perception related to COVID 19 patients during the period of 3ed Jan


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AMJ-18-08-2022-10442

Evaluation of Educational Program toward COVID 19 Patients Oxygen Therapy on Nurses Knowledge in Al-Hillah City

Abstract : Respiratory system plays a crucial role in sustaining important physical functions; thus, the control of the respiratory system is the first aspect in good intensive care unit patient care. Respiratory care consists of preserving the patency of the airways, oxygen treatment, respiratory monitoring, dental care, and care linked to preventing ventilator-associated infections. To evaluate the knowledge of critical care nurses toward educational program focus on oxygen therapy for coronavirus diseas


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AMJ-18-08-2022-10441

Obesity Animal Models : Diet Sandard, High Fat and Modification Diet Induced Obesity

Abstract : Many researches about obesity are to use experimental animal model by providing various diets with various types and compositions to obtain models of obese animal. The aim of the study was to induce animal model obesity, with the standard diet, high fat diet and high fat diet modified. This study used 18 white rats of the Wistar strain, divided three groups, and fed for nine weeks. Before feeding, all rats were measured their body weight, abdominal circumference, and body length. We measured bod


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