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The influence of the principle of parsimony (Ockham's razor) in diagnostic reasoning started from the foundation of modern medical education by Sir William Osler and, until today, it is the most widely used heuristic method in the clinical practice. In this context, the principle proposes that the minimum number of causes that explains all the symptoms and not multiple individual diagnoses should be sought. However, it has been the object of multiple criticisms for its absolute authority in clinical judgment; the main one is Hickam's dictum that establishes "a patient can have as many diseases as he wants", emphasizing that more than one disease can be responsible for the signs and symptoms. This paper offers a historical and critical perspective of the dilemma in diagnostic thought that allows it to be used as a tool for reflection in medical action. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Reducing food waste became a priority in the past decades for the majority of nations around the world. But while the interest in this topic is high, not all countries, including Romania - our case study-accurately estimate household food waste quantities. Determining the reality of food waste at household levels is highly valuable because in the end, it can bring insight into what would be the best methods to reduce waste and optimize resource consumption. The current study determined the causes, quantities, and main components of food waste in Romanian households by applying and subsequently analyzing a food waste survey. Our purpose was to determine not only how much food Romanians throw away per week, but also what type of food. In addition, by studying the households' consumption habits we identified the main behavioral triggers of food waste. By applying the survey to a relevant sample of our country's population, we obtained a relatively accurate depiction of food waste attitudes among Romanian consumers and our paper can be a starting point in developing an educational tool aiming to reduce food waste in households. This type of study is important not only for informational reasons but also from a societal standpoint. As a complex community, part of larger international structures and agreements, (such as the European Union, the United Nations, or The Paris Agreement on Climate Change), Romania needs to align itself with the other partners in order to decrease the negative impact on the environment of food waste. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Frustration among university students is a prevalent and often overwhelming emotion resulting from a variety of academic, personal, and social pressures, significantly impacting their overall college experience. This study aims to investigate the role of Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University in addressing the causes and consequences of students' frustration. We employed a descriptive research methodology and surveyed 87 faculty members from the colleges of Wadi Al-Dawasir and Al-Sukayyia using an 18-item questionnaire. Data were analyzed using appropriate statistical methods. The results indicated that, from the perspective of faculty members, the role of Prince Sattam bin Abdul Aziz University in addressing the causes and consequences of student frustration was moderate. The dimensions of this role were ranked as follows: first, the university's role in raising students' awareness about the causes and consequences of frustration; second, the university's educational role; and third, the university's preventive role in alleviating student frustration. The study proposes a conceptual framework to activate the preventive, awarenessraising, and educational roles of Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University in addressing the issue of student frustration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Diabetes mellitus is a chronic disease that affects the human body's glucose function, resulting in high blood sugar levels. In Latin American patients over 40 years of age, there are risks that can have serious effects on health. This study aimed to demonstrate the effects of diabetes in these patients. It is estimated that between 25% and 35% of patients have or have developed insulin resistance and impaired pancreatic beta cell function. Most older adults with type 2 diabetes experience depression, some experience persistent sadness, others lack interest in activities they previously enjoyed as well as changes in appetite. The study highlighted the need to understand the negative impact of diabetes, its causes, manifestations and preventive measures. Diabetes is characterized by high blood sugar levels and the risk of developing dangerous complications that are potentially fatal. It is crucial to diagnose diabetes immediately to prevent chronic complications that could be detrimental to the health of these patients. Early diagnosis can help healthcare professionals implement strategies to prevent future complications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article intends to meet three objectives that were identified based on a documentary investigation: 1. Compare the levels of corruption registered in Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Mexico, 2. Study the relationship between other factors associated with a lower or higher presence of corruption in these countries. 3. Identify the most relevant causes of corruption in these nations and the programs developed to deal with them. Based on the cases of Chile and Costa Rica, the Rule of Law Index, the Executive Oversight, the Liberal Democracy Index, the Human Development Index and GDP per capita are positively correlated. In addition, it is shown that, if these indicators present poor results, as is the case in Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico, corruption increases. On the other hand, it can be seen that if such indicators are favorable, as is the case in Chile and Costa Rica, corruption decreases. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article details the validation procedure for a questionnaire that analyzes the perception of the causal factors of the COVID-19 pandemic, the COVID-19-CFPQ. A pilot test was carried out with 55 subjects, its content and comprehension validity was analyzed through the judgment of 8 experts, and its construct validity through an exploratory factor analysis. In addition, a confirmatory factorial analysis was carried out with a sample of 427 people, the convergent validity was calculated, and a descriptive and internal consistency analysis of the factors of the final questionnaire was performed. The COVID-19-CFPQ finally comprised 20 items and four dimensions: Social distancing and Protection (SDP), Perceived psychological impact (PPI), Skepticism (S) and Credibility of perceived information (CPI). The results demonstrated the validity of the questionnaire and high reliability rates, which allows us to determine the perceptions of the population about the causal factors of COVID-19. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The development and progress of the industry in the metal-mechanic sector has substantially influenced the progress of society, leaving in its wake a negative impact on workers who suffer some kind of occupational accident in this economic sector. The injuries that affect the integrity of workers mostly occur in the upper limbs. For this reason, the objective of this article is to identify the most common causes that can generate the occurrence of these events and to issue recommendations and intervention measures that can be implemented within the companies, generating a decrease in the occurrence of this type of events, thus promoting safe environments in the workplaces. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The present article has made use of the deductive method supported by the bibliographic research methodology and the intended results pass on the magistrate's impartiality in uttering his Sentences, considering that such impartiality is a procedural guarantee. Also, a comparative analysis was carried out between the revoked Civil Procedure Code (1973) and the current Civil Procedure Code (2015), highlighting the main changes in the vices that compromise impartiality, that is, the causes that characterize the impediment and the Judge's suspicion in court proceedings. Also in this context, stood out the procedural deadline, the trial procedure, its appeals, as also the possible effects resulting from the Impediment argument (considered more serious because it resulted in the nullity of the sentence) and the Suspicion, between them, the suspensive effect, the one who suspends the proceedings until the final judgment of the incident. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To determine the scientific evidences of accidental overdose with acetaminophen that caused acute liver failure in patients and the causes of the overdose. Method: Bibliographic search of original research studies, published from January of 2010 to November of 2018. Results: Of the patients that developed acute liver failure due to accidental overdose with acetaminophen, the great majority were polymedicated with opiates; patients that seeked to calm the pain, thus a poor supervision of the treatment by the prescribing doctors and the pharmacists, gave place to self-medication, duplicity, and overdose. In children, younger than 18 years of age, the principal cause was produced by mistakes of the caregivers: confusion in the alternating pattern with ibuprofen, due to confusion of the dose and correct guideline of age and weight. Conclusion: Cases of hepatotoxicity and acute liver failure exist due to accidental overdose with acetaminophen, being the main causes those produced by the health system: poor management and supervision of treatment by medical centers and pharmacies. Patient medication knowledge: on the part of the patients, the perception of "innocuous" is alarming, regardless of the dose, understood as the absence of toxicity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Maternal mortality is a very complex and broad public health problem thet affects, above all, women with low economic resources and access to poor health. No studies have been found that mention the processes of care for maternal mortality, including delays and access to the health services at the regional level. Objective: The aim of this study is to identify clinical, epidemiological characteristics and delays in the process of care of maternal death in the Lambayeque region in 2011-2016. Materials and methods: descriptive, and retrospective study. The sample included 116 epidemiological research sheets and maternal death records that occurred in Lambayeque region during the period were included. Results: The results were aged 20 to 39 years (77.6%) and the average of 29.48 years, cohabiting (62.1%), housewife (86.2%), grade of primary education (38.8%), rural areas (56%). Direct maternal death rate (68.1%), hypertensive disorder causes pregnancy (27.6%). Multiparity (75.9%), prenatal care (62.9%) and puerperal time of death (69.8%). If they recognized the risk (70.9%), if they sought care (79,5%), time to reach the health facility less than one hour (78,6%) and time to be served in less than 30 min (65,6%). Conclusions: Most recognized the first and second delays; in addition, the majority of deaths occurred in health facilities, which suggest that there are deficiencies in the care of the obstetric emergency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objectives: To describe the incidence and clinical characteristics of newborns who experienced seizures in the neonatal period in a general hospital in Mexico City. Material and methods: An observational and retrospective study was carried out. Newborns admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and who presented seizures during the first 28 days of life were included. The causes of the seizures were investigated and electroencephalogram was performed in all patients. Results: There were nine newborns with seizures in a one year period; thus the estimated prevalence in the period was 2.95%. Seven patients were female and premature; gestational age ranged from 29 to 38 weeks of gestation and, in almost all, seizures began within the first seven days of life. In all but not in one, the cause was documented; being metabolic the most frequent in three newborns (hypoglycemia, hyponatremia, hypocalcemia), one patient had hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, another intraventricular hemorrhage, one meningitis and another malformation of the central nervous system. Conclusion: These findings reflect that basic care is what should be given to newborns in NICU when they present seizures, always thinking on the most common causes of this comorbidity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Desde los orígenes del desarrollo humano se han encontrado vestigios que evidencian una necesidad intrínseca del marcado simbólico en la piel, en principio principalmente imágenes y, posteriormente, ya con algún sistema de escritura. Como objetivo se propone: identificar cuáles son las principales causas, razones o circunstancias por las que se utiliza la piel humana como soporte de la escritura. Algunos resultados, son: la piel del cuerpo humano es utilizado a) por causas ajenas a la voluntad del individuo; b) por motivaciones personales; y, c) por circunstancias aún indefinidas, es decir, por cuestiones de extrema vulnerabilidad de la persona. Algunas conclusiones son: 1) a partir de las tres categorías mencionadas depende el tipo de escritura; 2) desde los umbrales de las civilizaciones, existe la necesidad de expresarse, de distinguirse individual o colectivamente, pintándose o tatuándose, tanto definitiva como temporalmente. La piel es uno de los medios, no solo de portar imágenes sino también de mostrar alguna forma de escritura (signos, palabras, letras, frases); 3) esta es una primera aproximación la cual puede ser una ventana de oportunidades para profundizar a futuro en el tema tratado = From the origins of human development, we have found traces, which show an intrinsic need of the symbolic marking on the skin, in the beginning mainly images, and then any writing system. The objective of this descriptive study is to identify what are the main causes, reasons or circumstances that human skin is used as a writing surface. Some results are the followings: the skin of the human body is used: a) for reasons beyond the control of the individual; b) personal motivations; and, c) still undefined circumstances, that is, for reasons of extreme vulnerability of the person. Some conclusions are: 1) from the three categories mentioned it depends on the type of writing; 2) thresholds from primitive human being, it has had the need to express, to distinguish individually or collectively, by painting or tattooing, both definitive and temporarilly. The skin is one of the means, not only to carry images but also to show some form of writing (letters, numbers, words, text); 3) this study, as first approach, may be a window of opportunity to deepen the subject.

The objective of this study is to establish the morbidity of adult patients in the Yacuambi canton in order to generate up-to-date statistical data that can be used to observe the evolution of the types of diseases in particular conditions at a specific time, conducted a descriptive study with quantitative design, to know the power and effect of certain conditions; The sample corresponds to the medical records of 2012-2015 of monthly concentrates and daily parts of the Subcentro de Salud 28 de Mayo of Yacuambi and the health posts Tutupali, La Esperanza and Jembuentza given by rural doctors from the indicated sectors. The conclusions of the work were that the main causes of morbidity of the period studied were intestinal parasites without other specification, acute upper respiratory infections, dermatophytosis, and diarrhea and gastroenteritis of presumed infectious origin. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction. Adherences are common and inevitable consequences arising from surgery. Adherence formation is part of wound healing's natural history process and it may occur in up to 93% of patients undergoing abdominal surgery. Admission rate ranges from 0.3% after appendectomy to 25% after an ileostomy closure or formation. The most important risk factors are: previous abdominal or pelvic surgery, abdominal wall or inguinal hernia, neoplasms, irradiations, foreign body ingestion history. Objective. This study's goal is to describe the incidence of intestinal obstruction secondary to postoperative adhesion in pediatric patients of the pediatric surgery unit at the Hospital Civil de Guadalajara Fray Antonio Alcalde; identifying procedures responsible for this condition, admissions and treatments. Material and Methods. This is a retrospective, observational, census study, including patients admitted with postsurgical intestinal obstruction diagnosis during a four-year period. A total of 84 patients were embodied, 38 females and 65 males, between one and fifteen years of age. The following variables were considered: age, sex, initial diagnosis, time since the first surgery to intestinal obstruction, conservative management, duration of conservative management, surgical approach, number of surgeries, recurrences, and hospital stay. Results were analyzed using central tendency measures and they were expressed using tables and percentages. Results. Of 4,764 hospitalized children during a four-year period, 84 had complete medical records (1.7%), 65 were males, 38 females, and age ranged from zero to fifteen years (median 6.2 years). Procedures most frequently associated to intestinal obstruction were: complicated appendicitis, gastroschisis, and intestinal malrotation. Half of the postsurgical patients (54%) were readmitted after one month, and complicated appendicitis was the most common procedure (95.1%). 95% of them were treated using conservative strategies, with 50% success, along with satisfactory evolution. 39 patients had to undergo exploratory laparotomy (36) or laparoscopy (3) to resolve the clinical condition. Discussion. There is a 2.5% incidence among the total amount of patients admitted during the four-year period, with a male predominance. The main cause of obstruction was complicated appendicitis (76%), and gastrschisis (8.3%) in second place. We observed a higher success rate (50%) in patients treated with conservative management. The most affected age groups were: patients whose age was less than one-year and 6-year-old patients. Conservative treatment time duration among patients with successful outcome was 105 hours (4.4 days), while door-operating room time was 60 hours (2.5 days). Mean hospital stay was 8 days/patient. This is a pilot study that will enable us to manifest the situation at our department regarding postsurgical intestinal obstruction. Results may be further completed with a larger sample, more variables and details, along with a standardized working protocol. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the causes of Spanish emigration in the current century, paying special attention to the most recent one. The methodology used is fundamentally based on making connections between data from primary and secondary sources. It concludes that the factors related to "external mobility" were the main catalysts of this process until 2008-2010. Since these years, especially since 2011, the factors of expulsion associated with the economic crisis and the worsening of its effects are clearly the main elements responsible for the remarkable increase in the rate of Spanish emigration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

If constitutionalism means submitting power to law, the good or ill health of the law will have a great impact on the Constitution, and especially on the Rule of Law. Although legal nihilism (nichilismo giuridico) can be traced back to profound philosophical roots --as Romano, Irti Possenti and other Italian writers have brilliantly shown--, in this paper we intend to suggest that its current extension is due to other, less theoretical factors. Our approach here is different (yet complementary, we hope) from that of those authors. It should be added that in the end, legal nihilism favours power and impairs our freedom. Assimilating legal nihilism to wild anarchism and derailed freedom, however frequent, is an unwarranted petitio principii. A meaningful, healthy body of law would amount to a serious brake on legal nihilism because technology, like money and financial economy -- major engines of our world-, is not only soulless but also mindless. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Aristotle's Metaphysics E 2 and 3 are devoted to the discussion about accidental being and its causes, with the aim of assessing its credentials as a possible object of first philosophy. The result of this discussion is, in this sense, negative. However, first philosophy has something to say about accidental being, if only through a second order speech. The nature of the accidental is thus explored in these pages of Metaphysics, with the ultimate aim of confirming the impossibility of a scientific study (and a scientific discourse) about this way of being and its causes. The central part of this paper deals with E 2, 1026b27-1027a15, where Aristotle introduces the causes of accidental being. I endeavor to show that each of the three causes presented in these lines are compatible and relevant, as they can be understood, respectively, as the formal, efficient and material cause of what happens by accident. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Recurrent fevers make up a significant yet underappreciated proportion (18-42%) of fevers of unknown origin. A group of recurrent fevers, known as autoinflammatory diseases or hereditary periodic fever syndromes occur due to a deregulated response of innate immunity, whereby an autoinflammatory reaction occurs resulting in tissue damage. Unlike autoimmune diseases, the autoinflammatory diseases are not associated to specific autoantibodies or major histocompatibility complexes (MHCs), but rather result from an aberrant activation of innate immune cells such as macrophages and neutrophils. Although the majority of cases begin during childhood, several are often diagnosed years after their debut or begin during adult life, justifying the need for internists to be familiar with these diseases. In this review we discuss the epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis and management of the main autoinflammatory diseases. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of this research is to know and analyze the emotions experienced by students of Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO) in the learning of scientific contents about Physics and Chemistry, and their possible causes related about the contents and aspects related with the teacher such as the methodology, evaluation and attitude. All the contents analysed in this research are atoms and molecules, calculation of density, separation of elements of a mixture, the states of matter, pure substances and mixtures, elements and compounds. A descriptive methodology by survey was used for performing this research. The simple consisted of 202 students of Second, Third and Fourth level of ESO in a publics schools at Badajoz, during the scholar year 2013-2014. The results showed that the students of Compulsory Secondary Education experienced mainly positives emotions on aspects related with the teacher such as the methodology and its attitude. As regards the contents, the students experienced mainly negative emotions as boredom. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]