[PDF] Top 20 Concepciones sobre la evaluación de los aprendizajes, que tienen los docentes de educación física de la Institución Educativa Distrital Unión Europea

... a risk factor for preterm delivery (19, ...the risk of prematurity to increase ...the risk of preterm birth was higher in women with bleeding or spotting during their pregnancy ... See full document

... is associated with an increased risk of preterm ...creased risk of preterm birth in subsequent pregnancies [11, 18, ...a risk factor for pre- term birth [31 – ... See full document

... identify preterm birth cases, their main causes and ...the preterm rate in each participant center, identifying preterm levels like late preterm (34 - ...early preterm (32 - 33.6 ... See full document

... term birth, nearly all of those with reliable trend data show an increase in preterm birth rates over the past 20 ...in preterm birth rates in the last 20 ...the prevalence of ... See full document

... In conclusion, the presented data clearly show that a high prevalence of PAD appeared among elderly PD patients in Macao. Serum albumin level and residual renal Kt/V value were independently associated with ... See full document

... the prevalence of CLI with at least two out of three positive responses to tests, was ...the prevalence of only nonspecific LBP among the same occu- pational ... See full document

... province, Iran, respectively (21, 22). The lower prevalence in this study could be attributing to the habit of hand washing after toilet, educa- tional level of parents, and occupation of par- ... See full document

... for risk factors that could potentially confound the relation between birth defects and air ...These factors were maternal age (<20, 20 ~ 24, 25 ~ 29, 30 ~ 34, ≥35 years), maternal race ... See full document

... need to establish a comprehensive strategy to include all the N-NCDs rather than separate strategies for each disease, which is happening in many EMR countries. It is well docu- mented that the risk factors ... See full document

... Our findings confirmed previous reports showing an increased risk for vitamin D deficiency in infants born to mothers of non-White race/ethnicity [11, 14, 15, 28]. A study that linked the mean levels of [25(OH)D] ... See full document

... Incidence of hypothermia when correlated with GA among neonates as > 37 weeks and < 37 weeks, it was found that incidence of hypothermia was more in babies <37 weeks with p value 0.0045. (Table 4) This shows ... See full document

... (Figure 1). The variation in ancestry proportions amongst groups fell within the range that has already been seen within populations in Europe and the Middle East [6]. The overall proportion of AE1 in Iran is ... See full document

... increased risk of hearing impairment in our study, whereas MP birth did not, compared with the term ...confounding factors may be used to explain the nonsignificant association of MP birth and ... See full document

... on birth and newborn care preparedness (BNCP), and advice on essential newborn care (immediate breastfeeding, ther- mal care and clean cord care) and on neonatal danger sign recognition and care-seeking ...of ... See full document

... Surgical procedures range from large resections toapproaches that are more conservative. LCH of the bone has been perceptibly managed with minimal treatment procedures, which usually contains biopsy and curettage [1]. ... See full document

... responsible factors addressed and removed with in time and all the symptoms are evaluated and treated ...the prevalence of functional secondary amenorrhea in our population and correlate it with major ... See full document

... is associated with several negative clinical outcomes and has a direct influence on the individual's quality of ...the risk factors that involve the syndrome, the following stand out: elderly people ... See full document

... on preterm stillbirths in this ...modifiable factors promoting ...of preterm stillbirths in this area. The fact that the odds of preterm stillbirth in this study increased with decreasing ... See full document

... Around the world, health care centers' workers due to occupational exposures are at greater risk of blood-borne pathogens such as hepatitis B, C and HIV compared to other jobs. This study was a cross - sectional ... See full document

... Several risk factors, including sociodemographic variables (older age, comple- tion of primary school), body weight status (obesity), health behavior (hazardous or harmful alcohol use), and raised ... See full document