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    Needs of a Pregnant Mother

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    Needs of a pregnant mother Principles of care: * To impress the patient about the importance of regular checkup. * To maintain and improve the health status of the woman to the optimum till delivery. * To improve and tone up the psychology‚ explaining the changes and events likely to occur during pregnancy and labour. Needs of the pregnant mother The needs of a pregnant mother are as follows: i. Diet ii. Personal hygiene including breast care iii. Rest and sleep iv

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    Role of Creativity in Pr

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    ROLE OF CREATIVITY IN PR The importance of creativity in public relations (PR) cannot be underestimated and creativity is a part and parcel of all aspects in PR. The Public Relations (PR) is an industry is supposedly staffed by creative people producing creative PR programs. What are the various methods by which PR practitioners can better manage creativity in their PR process. It is with these notions in mind that Mr. Parekhit Bhattacharjee conducted his research on the Role of creativity in

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    Technology of WW1

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    Technologies of World War I Roland Brown HIST102 Dr. Kahan September 21‚ 2014 There have been several technological improvements on the battlefield since the start of the first Great War. Armies set foot in combat zones anticipating offensive victories with the use of their numbers alone. Trench warfare proved these old tactics to be erroneous and obsolete. Complimenting these new approaches to warfare were also new weapons. The development of the machine gun‚ artillery‚ tanks

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    Thesis: Food Safety

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    CHAPTER 1 The Problem and Its Background Introduction Jolly-jeeps are small cafeteria beside large office buildings that offer good food in a cheap price. On its early years it’s just a simple "karinderia" canteen. Since many office workers find cheaper food rather than eating everyday in a fast food. These karinderias find way to sell their delicious home-made foods to the business district. If you ’re a full grown Filipino you wouldn’t miss the chance to eat or have like to be in Jollibee

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    Physical equipment and layout should be conducive to good sanitary practices. 2. Food should be safeguarded in distribution and services. 3. Food should be handled‚ stored and refrigerated so as to prevent spoilage and contamination. 4. Vermin and rodents should be eliminated from food services. 5. Adequate employee supervision‚ as well as a constant program of education insanitation should be maintained. Sanitary Consideration in Food Manufacturing Plant The design layout

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    There was a lack of hygiene during the industrial revolution. There was no knowledge of sanitary care‚ so disease spread very fast. Soon air‚ water‚ and other necessities became unsafe to consume because of all the pollution caused by the factories. People would live in overcrowded cities in damp and dirty homes‚ which would cause them to get sick. In most cities there were no washing facilities and pigs were let to get rid of the waste on the streets‚ so living in a city during this time would be

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    unit 12 p2

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    observed that people who had drunk water by the company were more likely to contract the disease than those who had not. Edwin Chadwick (1800-1890) Edwin Chadwick was an English social reformer‚ noted for his work to reform the Poor Laws and improve sanitary conditions and public health. Edwin Chadwick used his position to persuade the government to invest in public health ventures and Chadwick must be credited with being Britain’s premier pioneer in public health reform. Money spent on improving public

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    Sanitation at Old Tafo

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    study 8 Chapter 8 8.0 EXISTING SITUATION 8 8.10 SURVEY RESULTS 8 8.20 HOUSEHOLD AND POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS 11 8.30 ETHNICITY 11 8.40 SANITARY AREA 2 12 Chapter 9 9.0 SANITARY AREA 1 21 9.1 SANITARY AREA 3 25 9.2 SANITARY AREA 4 28 8.60 SANITARY AREA 5 32 9.3 SANITARY AREA 6 36 9.40 SANITARY AREA 7 40 9.50 SANITARY AREA 8 42 Chapter 10 10.0 ENGINEERING DESIGN 45 10.1 AQUA PRIVY (bomber latrine) 45 10.2 KVIP 45 10.30 SQUATTING W.C / TIPPING BUCKET 46

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    Public Health in India

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    clinical services while neglecting services that reduce exposure to disease is like mopping up the floor continuously while leaving the tap running. (paraphrased from Laurie Garrett‚ Betrayal of Trust). When I arrived in Berlin‚ I heard the words ‘sanitary’ and ‘health’ everywhere‚ but I really did not understand those words. What I eventually came to understand was that these words …referred to an entire administrative system that was organised to protect the public’s health…. and to improve the nation’s

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    after handling contaminated materials and after using toilet facilities‚ as well as disinfectant hand dips. Personal cleanliness must also be maintained while involved in food handling operations: Sanitary protective clothing‚ hair covering‚ and footwear must be worn and maintained in a clean‚ sanitary manner. Gloves‚ if

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