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The purpose of the research study was to improve the academic performance in the Natural Sciences subject of students in the seventh year of basic education at the John F. Kennedy School, period 2020-2021. The study had a quantitative approach, the type of research was explanatory with a quasi-experimental design. The sample consisted of 35 students. For data collection, a pre-test was applied, an intervention proposal based on a didactic guide around the use of digital tools, such as: Genially, Canva and Padlet and finally a post-test. For data analysis, the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) was used based on descriptive statistics and inferential statistics. As the main result, there was a significant contribution to the academic performance of the students thanks to the intervention proposal, this was also reflected by the non-parametric Wilcoxon test, with a significance of 0.000 <0.005. Concluding that the didactic guide on the use of digital tools did significantly improve the academic performance of the students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The research study the malice within the context of the Ecuadorian criminal law, from a theoretical perspective that develops classificatory criteria with a legal focus on the subject. The study explores three levels of incidence: malicious behavior in the legal process, false accusations, the ethical evaluation of human behavior, and the willful intention to cause serious harm to the individual. The report includes a theoretical-conceptual assessment of malice and a comparison with legislation in Ibero-American countries. Therefore, the overall objective is to establish a solid theoretical and doctrinal foundation that supports the inclusion of malice as a criminal offense in the Organic Integral Penal Code of Ecuador. Hence, the relevance of the study, which proposes the incorporation of 'malitiae scandalum' as a response to certain judicial authorities who, by virtue of their position or office, violate the principles of law and constitutional guarantees with malicious intent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents a clinical case of a patient with acute myocardial infarction and an anomaly in the origin of the circumflex coronary artery that developed cardiogenic shock as a complication. The patient was treated with thrombolytics and pharmacoinvasive therapy, and underwent uncomplicated angioplasty with stent placement. The article highlights the complexity of cardiogenic shock and its high mortality rate in cases of acute myocardial infarction. The article describes a case of coronary artery anomalies in a patient with acute coronary syndrome complicated by cardiogenic shock. An anomalous origin of the circumflex coronary artery from the distal segment of the right coronary artery was found, which is unusual. This anomaly caused myocardial damage and ischemia in a larger territory, resulting in systolic dysfunction and cardiogenic shock. The treatment consisted of coronary reperfusion of the infarct-related artery. The identification of these anomalies is crucial for the management of patients with associated coronary artery disease. [Extracted from the article]

Agroindustrial alternatives in the transformation of agricultural products are important for the generation of value in the production chain. The objective was to demonstrate the agroindustrial uses of tubers as an alternative in the generation of added value in tubers. To meet this objective, four species of tubers grown in the area (cassava, malanga, sweet potato and turmeric) were considered. The physical characteristics of the products were used in the evaluation of the quality and derivation to the by-product: flour (cassava, sweet potato, malanga, turmeric), chips (cassava, sweet potato), starch (cassava), curcumin (turmeric). The production costs of the items obtained made it possible to establish sales prices and profit margins. The results indicate the importance of tuber production in the canton and its relationship with the cultural identity of small producers, which is why it is necessary to promote the production of tubers and roots on a larger scale to contribute to food security, diversify production and improve income considering their nutritional benefits and versatility in the preparation of various foods. In addition, its sustainable and profitable use of food resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article focuses on materiality and war in the avant-garde poetry of Joaquín Pasos. It mentions conceptions of the armed conflict carried out between sovereign political entities or between states against governmental or non-governmental actors and reactionary and colonialists by supporting political projects such as the Somoza dictatorship. It also mentions considered as a poem with a Christian formulation in which the dignity and humanity of man before the disarticulation of the world.

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We determined the genera of anamorphic fungi that contaminate the books in the quarantine and cleaning area, within the Historical Area of the Central University of Ecuador (CUE). We performed a random swab on a representative sample of 50 of these books according to a standard militarized Table. We also swabbed as a preferential sample 21 books seriously contaminated with fungi. The swabs had a surface area of 5x5 cm, rubbing on the paste, the edge and the interior of these books. The 213 samples taken were inoculated in Agar Malta culture medium. The media were incubated at a temperature of 28 ° C for 7 days. We made observations by microscopy at 40 and 100x in addition to using specialized literature for the identification down to the genus level of anamorphic fungi. The most abundant genus in this study were Penicillium (80,2%) and Mucor (8,1%). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Children represent the future, so their healthy growth and development should be a priority for all societies, that is the reason why the Health World Organization creates strategies to minimize the causes that conspire against the health of children and adolescents. Methods: A descriptive and longitudinal study of the 4 109 children over 28 days and under 14 years with infectious diseases was carried out, who were assisted in the Pediatrics Service of Mohamed Boudiaf Teaching Clinical Surgical Hospital, in the Bayadh province, Popular and Democratic Republic of Algeria, during 2017-2018. Objective: To characterize Algerian children with 28 days and under 14 years with infectious diseases from the clinical epidemiological point of view. Results: It was obtained that 88.4 % of the members in the study suffered from infectious diseases and 11.6 % suffered from non infectious diseases; equally, those under one year and from the male sex were the ones that mostly get ill (58.0 %), as long as, acute diarrheic diseases and breathing infections were the most frequent (48.0 and 32.0 %, respectively). Of the total of patients, 3 607 had a favorable clinical course (99.8 %). Conclusions: Infectious diseases constitute a health problem in Algeria that continues contributing to increase sick and dead children due to this cause; also, acute diarrheic diseases and acute breathing infections are the main causes of hospital assistance in Bayadh province, caused due to the early weaning and malnutrition, factors that contribute to the high incidence of morbidity and low mortality, reason why patients under 5 years should receive a special care, mainly those under one year who get sick with more frequency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Acquired Immunodeficiency Virus infection and its consequence of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, emerged in the early 1980s, associated with a group of gay men who were diagnosed with a set of infections of opportunistic type only observable in individuals with severe immune deficiencies; many of them would inevitably die from these diseases. Once discovered the causative agent and transmission forms, a series of recommendations were issued to avoid contagion by way of acting on the sexual behavior of individuals. It is clear that such recommendations and measures taken since the instrumental-positivist logic have not yielded the expected results; so pandemic has not been controlled, despite the advent of new drugs that have allowed a prolonged survival of infected patients. We believe that the confrontation of thus evil can only have better results once the need for a holistic approach that values the environment in which HIV infection occurs is recognized, knowing that it involves complex behaviors influenced by multiple factors ranging from a person's knowledge of the disease, attitudes, emotions and perception of risk, up to the power dynamics of couples, access to health services, socio-economic inequalities, criminalization and stigmatization of infected persons. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present research work was carried out with the purpose of evaluating the effect of formalin gas on the count of mesophiles in commercial nylon (polyamide) destined to surgical procedures. Firstly, the contamination of a 1 g commercial nylon sample, exposed to the operating room environment for 72 hours, was evaluated through the plate counting technique for mesophiles; it yielded a result of 850 CFU / gram. Once the contamination of the commercial polyamide was checked, it was subjected to formalin gases in tablets. Five nylon samples (n=5) of 1 gram each were placed in 5 1 liter airtight containers containing 1 gram of formalin; These containers were stored in a cabinet in the sterilization room one meter above the floor, and later opened and cultivated through the plate counting technique for mesophiles, one per day for 5 days at 24 hour intervals. The results obtained after being exposed to formalin gases in tablets did not register growths of microorganisms after 24 hours and during the 5 days after the study, finding statistically significant differences (p < 0.05) in relation to the studied times concluding under the conditions of the present study that the sterilization time of the formalin on commercial nylon is equal to 24 hours. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Colombia presents around 24,530 species of vascular plants. However, this floristic richness is declining or showing some degree of threat, because their habitat has been reduced by the development of anthropic activities as urbanization, mining, agrarian and other. This same trend is observed in Villavicencio. For this reason, the present research has as objective to describe the floristic diversity remaining in the water rounds of Caño Zuria and La Madrid wetland located in the neighborhood of the same name. To carry out the research, opportunistic samplings were made where plant material in reproductive state was collected and species were identified. As results, it was found that the flora associated with the La Madrid wetland has 19 species of vascular plants grouped into 13 families, with Poaceae being the best represented. Of the registered species there are two that are in the category of least concern concern (LC), which are Andropogon bicornis and Jamaican Solanum. In the flora associated with the water round of the Zuria canal, 21 vascular plant species were found grouped into 11 families, of which the dominant one was Melastomaceae with six species, followed by Araceae with three species. Of the registered species, Psychotria poeppigiana is in the category of minor concern threat (LC). The analyzes carried out show that unsustainable urban development threatens the biodiversity of the flora and the supply of ecosystem services associated with the water rounds of the Zuria canal and La Madrid wetland in the municipality of Villavicencio. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Antecedentes: Gallibacterium anatis bv. haemolytica es una bacteria Gram-negativa‚ inmóvil‚ no esporulada que pertenece a la familia Pasteurellaceae‚ reside normalmente en las vías respiratorias y reproductivas de las aves de corral. Es una de las principales causas de salpingitis y peritonitis‚ afecta directamente la producción de huevos y aumenta la mortalidad‚ lo que impacta gravemente el bienestar y productividad. Objetivo: el propósito del estudio fue determinar el perfil de resistencia a antimicrobianos de cepas de Gallibacterium anatis aisladas de aves comerciales con sintomatología respiratoria y reproductiva‚ recolectadas durante el 2022-2023 en Colombia. Métodos: se obtuvieron un total 115 cepas a través de pruebas convencionales mediante cultivo y características bioquímicas (BD BBL Crystal E/NF/ID®). Para determinar la sensibilidad de los aislamientos se utilizó la prueba de difusión en disco‚ utilizando el método de Kirby-Bauer. Se realizó un perfil de resistencia para 12 antimicrobianos‚ distribuidos en siete familias: Ciprofloxacina 5 µg‚ Enrofloxacina 5 µg‚ Norfloxacina 10 µg Amoxicilina 20 µg‚ Sulfatrimetoprim 25 µg Tetraciclina 30 µg‚ Doxiciclina 30 µg‚ Oxitetraciclina 20 µg‚ Florfenicol 30 µg‚ Fosfomicina 50 µg‚ Neomicina 30 µg‚ Gentamicina 10 µg. Las placas de agar Mueller Hinton fueron preparadas e incubadas a 37 ºC durante 24-48 h. Se realizó la lectura midiendo el diámetro de los halos de inhibición del crecimiento‚ según las recomendaciones del Comité Nacional de Estándares Clínicos de Laboratorio (NCCLS) versión 2002. Resultados: los aislados que mostraron mayores perfiles de resistencia son: Tetraciclina 77 %‚ Oxitetraciclina 75 %‚ Doxiciclina 69 %‚ Sulfatrimetoprim 74 %‚ Enrofloxacina 73 %‚ Norfloxacina 70 %‚ Ciprofloxacina 63 %‚ Neomicina 55 %‚ Gentamicina 47 %‚ Amoxicilina 43 % y Florfenicol 35 %‚ mientras que la mayor sensibilidad fue para Fosfomicina 87 %. Conclusiones: aunque se conoce desde hace mucho tiempo como patógeno oportunista de las aves de cría intensiva‚ ha surgido en los últimos años como agente emergente con resistencia a múltiples antimicrobianos causando pérdidas económicas y dificultades para el control de la infección. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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