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IJRMHS VOLUME 5 ISSUES -4

Title	THE CORRELATION OF PHYSICAL OF A HOUSE TO THE ACUTE RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION (ARTI) CASES ON TODDLER AT NENDALI VILLAGE, EAST SENTANI DISTRICT
Author/s	ERICH C WAYANGKAU 1, ANTON WAMBRAUW 2 TIURMA PT SIMANJUNTAK
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pg 01 -07 Vol 05. No. 04–2015
Abstract	Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) is an acute infection involves the upper respiratory roomates tract organs and lower respiratory tract. Reviews These infections are the caused by viruses, fungi and bacteria. ISPA will attack the Hosts when the body’s defenses (Immunology) Decreased. The purpose of this study is to Determine the correlation of physical of a house to the Acute Respiratory Tract Infection (ARTI) Cases on Infants at Nendali Village, East Sentani District. The study was A retrospective study with a case-control study approach, where the sampled population consists of a group of cases accounted for 36 samples and the control group and the 36 samples taken by purposive sampling. Data analysis uses the univariate and bivariate analyzes with chi-square and the amount of risk and odds ratios using multivariate analysis to find out the significance of correlation (p) of independent variables together with the dependent variables using logistic regression. T .. …
Keywords	Accute Respiratory Infection, Physical Home, Toddler
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Title	FOOD SECURITY ANALYSIS OF HOUSEHOLD OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN AGED 6- 36 MONTHS IN RURAL AREAS PAPUA
Author/s	WAHIDA Y. MAPANDIN
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pg 08 – 15 Vol 05. No. 04 — 2015
Abstract	Based on the initial data collection in Primary Health Centre (PHC) Karubaga of 112 toddlers in PHC Karubaga 56 (0.5%), while children who gain weight 42 (0.3%) and toddlers who have status in the Lower Red Line (LRL) by 14 (0.2%) children. The general objective of this study was to analyze the effect of the level of household food security to nutritional status of children under the age of 6-36 months. This was a cross sectional study that aims to determine the relationship of food security at the household level nutritional status of children aged 6-36 months. The study was conducted in April to May in the Health Center District Karubaga, Karubaga Tolikara 2014. Total population sample as much data as 72 samples toddlers . …
Keywords	Food security, Household, Nutritional status, Toddlers, Primary Health Centre
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Title	COMPARISON WITH THE SEVERITY DEPRESSIVE EPISODES DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTIS VICTIMS OF REFUGEES SINABUNG ERUPTION
Author/s	RENY FRANSISKA BARUS,M. SURYA HUSADA, DAPOT P. GULTOM
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pg 16 – 21 Vol 05. No. 04– 2015
Abstract	To determine the comparative severity of depressive episodes with demographic characteristics (age, gender, education level, marital status) to the victims of the eruption of Mount Sinabung refugees residing in refugee locations KNPI Kabanjahe multipurpose building by using the Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI- II). . …
Keywords	Refugees, Beck Depression Inventory-II, Depressive Episode.
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IJRMHS VOLUME 5 ISSUES -3

Title	THE COMMON METHODE USING RHYNCHOPHORUS FERRUGINEUS VAR PAPUANUS AS NEW FOOD SUPLEMENT PRODUCT TO HIV AIDS PATIENTS IN JAYAPURA: AN ONGOING RESEARCH
Author/s	ROSMIN TINGGINEHE M.SI, TIURMA PT SIMANJUNTAK M.SI
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pp 01 -20 Vol 05. No. 03– 2015
Abstract	Sago caterpillar (Rhynchoporus bilineatus) is a food and for local communities in Papua is rich in protein and essential amino acids that are useful for the growth and maintenance of body tissues. Sago caterpillar is the larva of the red palm beetle. Sago processed into papeda eaten together with sago that has been roasted without fear of excess cholesterol, because in addition to rich in protein and amino acids caterpillar is also free of cholesterol even when in roast will remove the oil. .. …
Keywords	Rhynchoporus bilineatus, Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, Methode, CD4 levels, ANOVA
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Title	RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE LEVEL OF COMPLIANCE WITH TREATMENT, DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS AND DURATION OF ILLNESS IN PATIENTS SCHIZOPHRENIC
Author/s	ALFI SYAHRI RANGKUTI, VITA CAMELLIA, HARUN THAHER PARINDURI
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pp 21 – 28 Vol 05. No. 03– 2015
Abstract	Schizophrenia is a devastating mental disorder due to damage fundamental aspect of human emotion and cognition are important for the success of complex life in a social environment. Successful treatment, however, is an agreement by many patients to treatment adherence. Treatment non-adherence was associated with poor prognosis, the probability of recurrence is greater, rehospitalization and increased consumption of resources in the health sector. Objective: to determine the relationship between the level of treatment adherence by demographic characteristics (gender, age, education level, marital status, and employment) in schizophrenic patients. . …
Keywords	Compliance with treatment , Morisky Medication Adherence Scale-8 (MMAS-8), schizophrenic patients.
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Title	MICROMERIA BARBATA : ANTIMICROBIAL AND SPORICIDAL ACTIVITY AGAINST BACILLUS CEREUS
Author/s	SAER ALWAN, HYAM SOUFI, SAMI ZREIKA, ITAB SUKARIEH.
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pp 29 – 33 Vol 05. No. 03– 2015
Abstract	The present investigation seeks to evaluate the antimicrobial and sporicidal activity of Micromeria barbata essential oil against spore-forming bacteria (Bacillus cereus ) .It tries to respond to the increasing nees of alternative methods to control bacterial endospore contamination in a range of industries and applications . . …
Keywords	Micromeria barbata , Bacillus cereus , Endospore , Essential oil , Antiomicrobial , Sporicidal .
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Title	THE DIFFERENCES OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS LEVEL BETWEEN COMMERCIAL SEX WORKERS WHO SUFFER HIV/AIDS WITH NOT SUFFER HIV/ AIDS
Author/s	RINI GUSYA LIZA, FREDDY SUBASTIAN, ELMEIDA EFFENDI
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pp 34 – 39 Vol 05. No. 03– 2015
Abstract	HIV/ AIDS is a deadly disease in the world who later became an international outbreak or world disaster since the first presence. Risky sexual behavior is a major factor associated with HIV/ AIDS. A person with HIV/ AIDS can bring a variety of psychological problems such as fear, despair accompanied by prejudice and discrimination from others, which then can lead to anxiety and depression. The aims of this study is to determine the differences of anxiety and depression symptoms level between commercial sex workers who suffer HIV/ AIDS with not suffer HIV/AIDS. . …
Keywords	anxiety, depression, HIV/ AIDS, commercial sex workers..
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IJRMHS VOLUME 5 ISSUES -2

Title	SCREENING OF ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF ENDOPHYTIC FUNGI ISOLATED FROM DIFFERENT LEAF AGES OF CURCUMA MANGGA USING DIFFERENT GROWTH MEDIA
Author/s	MU’AZZAM, K.A.A.R., TAUFIQ, M.M.J., NOOR AZLINA, I., NOORHAZIRA, S. AND DARAH, I.
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pp 01 -10 Vol 05. No. 02– 2015
Abstract	Endophytic fungi are microorganisms that resided symbiosis in whole or a part of its life-cycle in the living plant tissue without causing any disease symptoms totheir host plant. Nowadays, the use of endophytes for antimicrobial activity is emphasized due to their ability to produce variety of novel secondary metabolites whichare almost same to their host plant. The isolation of endophytic fungi from medicinal plants was believed to have significant use in pharmacology field since theirgrowth can be manipulated and have potential to substitute the role of their host plant as a source of antibiotic compounds. Hence, in the present study, theendophytic fungi were isolated from different leave stages of medicinal herbs, Curcuma mangga using different growth media. .. …
Keywords	Endophytic fungi, C. mangga, antimicrobial activity, host plant extract, host plant powder, malt extract agar, potato dextrose agar
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Title	EXERCISE BEHAVIOR OF MIDDLE-AGED PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION IN TAIWAN
Author/s	RUEY-MEEI LEE, MHA, MSN, PHD(C), RN, CHIEH-YU LIU, PHD, CHIH-WEI LEE, MD, YU-CHU CHUNG, PHD, RN, KEH-LING YU, BSN, RN, AND HUNG-RU LIN,PHD, RN
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pp 11 – 21 Vol 05. No. 01– 2015
Abstract	Purpose: To understand the exercise behavior of middle-aged patients with hypertension and its affected factors. Design: A cross-sectional correlational design. Sample: A total of 248 middle-aged patients aged 40-64 who were diagnosed with hypertension. Measurements: Demographic data, exercise stage of change, and exercise self-efficacy questionnaires, international physical activity questionnaire. . …
Keywords	Hypertension; Physical activity; Exercise change stage; Self-efficacy
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IJRMHS VOLUME 5 ISSUES -1

Title	UNDERSTANDING TOWARDS NON-PRESCRIPTION MEDICINES AMONG JIMMA TOWN DRUG RETAIL OUTLETS’ CUSTOMERS, ETHIOPIA
Author/s	TEWODROS EYOB, ABEBE WELETEW, TIRSIT RETTA, MULUGETA TAREKEGN, ESHETU MULISA
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pp 01 -09 Vol 05. No. 01– 2015
Abstract	Background: The consumption of non-prescription medicines is on the rise globally. The use of non-prescription drug is often perceived as safe albeit they cause numerous health problems through duplication of therapies, interaction with prescribed medicines and other products. Objective: The objective of this study was to assess customers’ knowledge and attitude towards safety of non-prescription medicines. .. …
Keywords	nonprescription, medicines, customers, safety, drugs
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Title	THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR, BODY IMAGE AND WEIGHT LOSS DIET IN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TEENAGERS AT DISTRICT OF ABEPURA JAYAPURA MUNICIPALITTY
Author/s	PAULA NANCY LEFAAN
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pp 10 – 17 Vol 05. No. 01– 2015
Abstract	Background: The problem of eating disorders is common nowadays, especially Among teenagers. In Indonesia national data on eating behavior is unavailable but the result of some studies indicates that there is a problem of eating behavior in Indonesia. The number of female teenagers on weight loss diet at Jayapura Municipality has been increasing in the past two years, from 8.66% in 2010 to 8.2% in 2011 (January to June). Objective: To find out association between environmental factor, body image and weight loss diet in female senior high school teenagers at District of Abepura, Jayapura Municipality. . …
Keywords	weight loss diet, environmental factor, body image, female, teenagers
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Title	DIFFERENCE OF THE TYPE OF DELUSIONS AMONG PATIENTS WITH PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA IN JAVANESE AND BATAK TOBA PEOPLE AT MENTAL HOSPITAL OF NORTH SUMATERA
Author/s	AGUSSYAH PUTRA, DAPOT PARULIAN GULTOM, AND ELMEIDA EFFENDY
Source	International Journal of Research In Medical and Health Sciences pp 18 – 22 Vol 05. No. 01– 2015
Abstract	Background. Schizophrenia is a chronic psychiatric illness that characterized by psychotic symptoms such as delusions and hallucinations. The phenomenology of delusions and hallucinations in schizophrenia is influenced by the culture of the patient. Aims. To see the difference of type of delusions among patients with paranoid schizophrenia between the two ethnic groups in one province and one country. . …
Keywords	Delusions, paranoid schizophrenia, Javanese, Batak Toba
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