1.Evaluation of nutritional status and some related factors in children under 5 years old at 2 communes of Tien Giang province
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;510(4):95-96
Study on nutritional status of 866 children less than 5 years old who were living in 2 communes of Cai Be district, Tien Giang province. Results: prevalence of malnutrition in children <5 years old at 2 communes was 21.4%, in An Thai Dong commune was 21.2% and in My Trung commune was 21.4%. Malnutrition often was mild, 27.7% malnutrition children were between 12 and 24 months. However, there were overweight and obesity children. Most of mothers had knowledge of nutrition and nursing for their children. 79.69% mother knew that it’s necessary to give more fluid, 79.69% mother continued normal diet when their children suffered from diarrhea. There wasn’t any difference of nutritional status between a flooded commune and a normal commune. It wasn’t found the association of nutritional status and some factors such as nutritional habits, the time to give supplementary foods. It’s needed to strengthen education and communication activities in order to improve the nutritional knowledge and practice of the mothers, to reduce the rate of malnutrition as well as overweight and obesity in children <5 years old.
Nutritional Status
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Child
2.Evaluation of nutritional status and some correlated factors of children under five in two villages in Tien Giang province
Journal Ho Chi Minh Medical 2005;9(3):176-181
A cross sectional study was carried out on 866 children under 5 years old and all mothers with children under 2 years old in 2 villages of Cai Be district, Tien Giang province (one village often suffered by flooding and one village rarely had flooding). Household KAP interviews using structured questionnaire have been conducted. The weight and height of all children were measured. Results: In two villages, the percentage of malnourished children was still high (21.24%). Simultaneously, obesity in children under five (1.7%) emerged as a new health issue. All these risk factors: educational status of fathers and mothers, practice in feeding (giving the child fluid during 24 hours after birth, feeding during the child experienced diarrheae), starvation of families, knowledge on growth chart, time of first feeding the baby with supplementary food, time of weaning were investigated. There is no statistic significant association of those risk factors with nutritional status of children under five between the two villages
Nutritional Status
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Child
3.Surveillance of height and weight of students – pupils in the North areas, 2002
Journal of Practical Medicine 2004;471(1):59-62
In the group of male and female young subjects living in the South Viet Nam, body height is developed stably, reaching 166,1 cm in male and 154,7cm in female, who living in the family of worker, moving moderately and no having morbide sequellae. Thus, the height of young persons had been improved by 7-9cm in male and 5cm in female, in comparing with that of 25 previous years. The weight had been improved in the age group of 15-24 years in male subject, however in female it had been at the age of 15-19 then reduced lightly.
Students/epidemiology
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Body Height
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Body Weight
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Pupil
4.Oil Chemical Composition of Adenosma caeruleum wild Growing in Dakmil
Journal of Medicinal Materials - Hanoi 2003;8(4):127-128
Materials and methods: Wild growing Adenosma caeruleum R.Br. (Scrophulariaceae) was collected at Dak Mil district (Dak Lak province) in July 2002 for oil preparation. The oil analysis was carried out by a combination of capillary gas chromatography and mass spectrometry. Results: The essential oil was obtained from the aerial part of the plant at the yield of 0.5% compared with dried materials. 38 chemical compounds were identified. The major components were thymol (24.67%), alpha-humulene (16.44%), thymyl methylether (12.59%), gamma-terpinene (12.26%), beta-caryophyllene (5.82%), beta-bisabolene (5.67%), p-cymene (4.58%), humulene oxide (3.59%) and caryophyllene oxide (2.76%).
Scrophulariaceae
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Oils
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Oils, Volatile
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Plants
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Medicine, Traditional
5.Situation and some related factors to malnutrition in children under 5 years at 4 commune Ha Tay Province
Journal of Practical Medicine 2004;478(4):39-43
625 under 5 years old children and their mother or nursing persons in 4 communes of Dan Phuong and Chuong My districts, Ha Tay province were subjected to study. The incidence of underweight form of malnutrition accounted for 30.3%, mainly for mild and moderate level, the severe and very severe level decreased obviously. 27% of malnutrition cases were in underheight stunting form and 10.4 in thin and weak stunting form. The incidence of malnutrition increased with the age. There was no considerable difference in two districts. The factors influencing on the malnutrition status were education level of the parents, the job and the nutrition of mother, family economy, the nursing status, the proper beginning of use of supplementary food.
Malnutrition
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Child
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Epidemiology
6.Real status of the organization, its activities and the need of training local health inspectorate
Journal of Practical Medicine 2004;480(5):32-35
With 23 inquiry cards devoted for The Inspector chief of The Provincial Health Office, 365 for inspection staff members, concerning the current state of organisation, results showed that: in 100% of provinces, the organization of inspection belong to Health Office was perfected, inspection personel included senior qualified caders with long carrer and good experience in profession and administration. However, in some regions there is a deficiency of manpower, needing a large necessary for training, especially in inspectional profession.
Education
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Health Manpower
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Health Education
7.New concepts in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis
Ho Chi Minh city Medical Association 2003;5():270-272
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is not only a chronic inflammation but also an autoimmune disease with large progress in the management recently. But the condition still results in reduction of living quality, leading to pain and diability. The etiology and the mechanism of evolution, the unavailability of specific therapy had limited the success of treatment. Therefore, a comprehensive treatment of must be implemented as soon as possible, safe medicines must be used even in the beginning to minimize the inability caused by the disease.
Arthritis, Rheumatoid
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Arthritis
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Disease
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Therapeutics
8.Study on factors influencing on degree of stability and drug absorption of diclofenac sodium injection
Pharmaceutical Journal 2003;323(3):23-27
Study on white sewer- rat. Result: stable degree of injection solution Ned 2,5% depend on propylen glycol rate in sloven mixture used to compound drug, pH of solution, type of antioxygen agent, antioxygen agent level, agent of cooperate against oxygen and high of propylen glycol and pH in injection solution level.
Sodium
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pharmacokinetics
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Drug Stability
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drugs
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9.Efficacy of cold magnesium sulfate saturated pad in nursing care after episiotomy
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;510(4):75-76
Study on 410 pregnant women had babies at Obstetric Department, Sa Dec General Hospital between March and August 2002, who underwent episiotomy or had perineal laceration, followed by swelling, edema, and painful sutures. All participants were divided into 2 groups: group of women had born babies at even dates were treated by 25% magnesium sulfate cold solution, and group of women had born babies at odd dates treated by cold placebo pad. Results: magnesium sulfate solution has endosmotic effect, leads to reduce swelling and edema. Pain relief effects were similar between 2 groups but magnesium sulfate cold solution was likely to have faster improvement in perineal edema and urination. Using cold magnesium sulfate saturated pad for nursing care after episiotomy is simple, easy method and has fast effects.
Episiotomy
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Magnesium Sulfate
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Nursing Care
10.Dyslipidemia on patients with cerebrovascular stroke
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):27-28
61 patients (age 20-59 years) treating in the Department for Internal Medicine were investigated using descriptive method. These patients have not any endocrine disease. There are significant difference in serum lipid and lipoprotein levels between patients with cerebrovascular stroke and general population. Common types of dyslipidemia are that can cause risk for developing arteriosclerosis, in which type IV is 59.02%.
Cerebrovascular Accident
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Dyslipidemias