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En este articulo se describe el impacto de la psicología de la liberación en la consejería profesional en su enfoque en la justicia social. Los autores describen las raíces de psicología de la liberación en la teología, los principios fundamentales de esta teoría y ejemplos concretos de dónde psicología de la liberación ha hecho un impacto en el campo de la consejería profesional. Finalmente, los autores discuten varias implicaciones importantes para la implementación de la psicología de la liberación como base para el asesoramiento de dar terapia con bases en la justicia social.

Se realizó un estudio con la finalidad de determinar la prevalencia de Eimeria spp. en granjas de gallinas ponedoras ubicadas en los municipios Boconó, Pampán y Carvajal del estado Trujillo, Venezuela. Para ello fue seleccionada una población de 8.500 ponedoras evaluándose una muestra de 382, a través de la técnica de McMaster, obteniéndose una prevalencia de 17,02%. Se reportó la presencia de Ascaridia galli con una prevalencia de 5,24%. Se encontraron diferencias significativas en la distribución porcentual de las eimerias en los diferentes Municipios, centrándose el mayor porcentaje en el municipio Pamp í n (P = 0,0000). El mayor porcentaje de las muestras positivas presentaron cargas de entre 50 y 200 ooquistes (P = 0,0000). Se evidenciaron las mayores tasas de infección en pisos de tierra (P≤0,0055) y en la época lluviosa del año (P≤0,0055).

Studies have been un dertaken into on the diversity and relative abundance of larvae of Anopheles (Nyssorhynchus) spp. in 22 permanent or temporary pools in an area of 70 km² in the eastern piedmont of the Venezuela Andes, between the mountains and the plains, an area in which malaria is refractory and A. nuñeztovari is present. Twelve species were identified, the most frequent, abundant and sympatric being A. triannulatus, A. albitarsis, A. nuñeztovari, A. oswaldoi and A. strodei. The samples from the permanent pools showed greater diversity of species and greater numbers of larvae than the samples from the temporary pools. The existence of the same larval associations in pools of other localities in the eastern piedmont of the Venezuelan Andes suggests the possibility of the making an ecological map of the breeding sites of A. nuñeztovari and for these anophelines in a region extending for 430 km.

Studies have been un dertaken into on the diversity and relative abundance of larvae of Anopheles (Nyssorhynchus) spp. in 22 permanent or temporary pools in an area of 70 km² in the eastern piedmont of the Venezuela Andes, between the mountains and the plains, an area in which malaria is refractory and A. nuñeztovari is present. Twelve species were identified, the most frequent, abundant and sympatric being A. triannulatus, A. albitarsis, A. nuñeztovari, A. oswaldoi and A. strodei. The samples from the permanent pools showed greater diversity of species and greater numbers of larvae than the samples from the temporary pools. The existence of the same larval associations in pools of other localities in the eastern piedmont of the Venezuelan Andes suggests the possibility of the making an ecological map of the breeding sites of A. nuñeztovari and for these anophelines in a region extending for 430 km.Tem-se estudado a diversidade e a riqueza de larvas de Anopheles (Nyssorhynchus) spp. em 22 postos permanentes e temporais em área de 70 km² ao pé da Cordilheira Andina Oriental da Venezuela, em região de malária refratária. Foram identificadas 12 espécies, sendo as mais freqüentes, abundantes e simpátricas as A. triannulatus, A. albitarsis, A. nuñeztovari, A. oswaldoi y A. strodei. Foi maior o número de espécies e de larvas por amostra nos postos permanentes do que nos temporais. A existência das mesmas associações larvais, em postos de outras localidades, ao pé da Cordilheira Andina Oriental da Venezuela, baseia-se no ponto de vista de que é possível fazer-se um mapa ecológico dos criadouros dessas espécies de Anopheles em região de 430 km de extensão.

Studies have been un dertaken into on the diversity and relative abundance of larvae of Anopheles (Nyssorhynchus) spp. in 22 permanent or temporary pools in an area of 70 km² in the eastern piedmont of the Venezuela Andes, between the mountains and the plains, an area in which malaria is refractory and A. nuñeztovari is present. Twelve species were identified, the most frequent, abundant and sympatric being A. triannulatus, A. albitarsis, A. nuñeztovari, A. oswaldoi and A. strodei. The samples from the permanent pools showed greater diversity of species and greater numbers of larvae than the samples from the temporary pools. The existence of the same larval associations in pools of other localities in the eastern piedmont of the Venezuelan Andes suggests the possibility of the making an ecological map of the breeding sites of A. nuñeztovari and for these anophelines in a region extending for 430 km.