Nutrition Problems
• The problem of malnutrition is generally caused by poverty, lack of
food supplies, lack of environmental quality (sanitation), lack of
knowledge of nutrition, a balanced diet and health and nutrition of poor
areas (iodine)
• At this time face the problem of double nutrient malnutrition problem and the problem of over nutrition.
• more Nutritional problems caused by economic progress in a particular
society is accompanied by lack of knowledge about nutrition, a balanced
diet and health.
13 October 2010
Reading the ECG (Electrocardiogram)
How to read an EKG
1. Determine rhythm: Sinus / no
2. Determine the frequency / speed: Normal tachikardi / bradycardia
3. Determine the axis: Normal / RAD / LAD
4. Value of P waves: Normal / no
5. Calculate PR interval: Normal / elongated / shortened
1. Determine rhythm: Sinus / no
2. Determine the frequency / speed: Normal tachikardi / bradycardia
3. Determine the axis: Normal / RAD / LAD
4. Value of P waves: Normal / no
5. Calculate PR interval: Normal / elongated / shortened
Acute Gastritis and Chronic Disease
Gastritis
Gastritis is inflammation of the gastric mucosa found in the form of dispepsi and indigesti.
Gastritis is divided into two:
1. Acute gastritis
It is obvious acute clinical disorder caused by the typical signs and symptoms.
Gastritis is inflammation of the gastric mucosa found in the form of dispepsi and indigesti.
Gastritis is divided into two:
1. Acute gastritis
It is obvious acute clinical disorder caused by the typical signs and symptoms.
WHO Partograph
Definition
Graph of the events during the course of labor by hours
Observations are recorded on partograph
Progress delivery
a. The opening of the cervix
b. Get off the head of abdominal palpation
c. HIS Frequency / 10 minutes Long: at hatching
Graph of the events during the course of labor by hours
Observations are recorded on partograph
Progress delivery
a. The opening of the cervix
b. Get off the head of abdominal palpation
c. HIS Frequency / 10 minutes Long: at hatching
Definition of Adolescent Reproductive Health
Teenagers are defined as the transition from childhood to adulthood. Teen age limit according to WHO (the UN agency for global health) is 12 to 24 years. However if in the teenage years a person is married, he was classified in the adult or is no longer a teenager. Conversely, if the age is no longer a teenager but still dependent on parents (not independent), then put in groups of adolescents.
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