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PHYSICS REFLECTION OF LIGHT PHYSICS FORM 1 KCSE REVISION QUESTIONS
PHYSICS REFLECTION OF LIGHT PHYSICS KCSE REVISION QUESTIONS
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PHYSICS REFLECTION OF LIGHT ON CURVED MIRRORS KCSE REVISION QUESTION
PHYSICS REFLECTION OF LIGHT ON CURVED MIRRORS KCSE REVISION QUESTION
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PHYSICS OF HOOKES LAWS KCSE REVISION QUESTION
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PHYSICS OF HOOKES LAWS KCSE REVISION QUESTION
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PHYSICS OF NOWTONS LAWS OF MOTION KCSE REVISION QUESTION
PHYSICS OF NOWTONS LAWS OF MOTION KCSE REVISION QUESTION
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PHYSICS REFRACTION OF LIGHT KCSE REVISION QUESTION
PHYSICS REFRACTION OF LIGHT KCSE REVISION QUESTION
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PHYSICS QUANITY OF HEAT KCSE REVISION QUESTION
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PHYSICS GAS LAWS KCSE REVISION QUESTION
PHYSICS GAS LAWS KCSE REVISION QUESTION
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PHYSICS EQUILIBRIUM AND COG QUESTIOMS AND ANWERS
PHYSICS EQUILIBRIUM AND COG QUESTIOMS AND ANWERS
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PHYSICS MEASUREMENT ONE QUESTIOMS AND ANSWERS
PHYSICS MEASUREMENT ONE QUESTIOMS AND ANSWERS
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PHYSICS MEASUREMENT TWO QUESTIOMS AND ANSWERS
PHYSICS MEASUREMENT TWO QUESTIOMS AND ANSWERS
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PHYSICS TURNING EFFECT OF FORCE QUESTIOMS AND ANSWERS
PHYSICS TURNING EFFECT OF FORCE QUESTIOMS AND ANSWERS
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PHYSICS WAVES ONE QUESTIOMS AND ANSWERS
PHYSICS WAVES ONE QUESTIOMS AND ANSWERS
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PHYSICS FORM TWO STUDENT NOTES
PHYSICS FORM TWO STUDENT NOTES
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media law
This book can be used both for university level and college level for the study of journalism.
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MATH 240: PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS I
A random variable is a rule that assigns a numerical value to each outcome in
the sample space. It maps events from the sample space S to the real numbers
X: X : S-R, that is, if S is the sample space with a probability measure and
X is a function defined with real values over the elements of S, then X is called
a random variable and associates a real number with each result in the sample
space.
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PSYCHOSOCIAL HEALTH SUPPORT SERVICES
Psychosocial support is a type of intervention that focuses on providing emotional and social support to individuals who have experienced traumatic events, such as natural disasters, violence, or loss of a loved one. It aims to help individuals cope with the psychological impact of such events and to promote their overall well-being.
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A REVIEW OF MEDICATION ERRORS AT MIGORI COUNTY REFERRALHOSPITAL BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 2023 AND DECEMBER2024
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diploma in phamactical technology
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Medication errors are broadly defined as any error in the prescribing, dispensing, or administration of a drug, irrespective of whether such errors lead to adverse consequences or not. Medication errors are a significant issue affecting patient safety and costs in hospitals oftenposing dangerous consequences for patients. Through research, they have been shown to be a significant issue affecting patient safety in America, Europe, and Asia. In Africa, studies were done in Ghana confirming the occurrence of medication errors. However, in Kenya, no documented study is available concerning medication errors. An analysis of medication errors can help healthcare professionals and managers identify why medication errors occur and provide insight into how to make improvement to prevent or reduce them.
The study was done at Migori County Referral Hospital. Data was collected between August and December2017 from patients’ files, to establish occurrence of the medication errors. A structuredquestionnaire was used to interview the health care providers at the hospital. Direct observation of dispensing encounters was carried out and a checklist used to categorize the errors. The results were analyzed by the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) v 11.5. Data was presented in form of tables, graphs and frequency charts. Approval to conduct the study was sought from the medical superintendent for the Hospital. The results obtained revealed that there are medication errors at Migori County Referral Hospital and thecontributing factors. This information will be useful to the health system in Kenya in order to have better planning in the future with regard to level of training and staffing of Health Care Workers in order to reduce occurrence of medication errors and improve on the treatment outcomes.
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CONTRACEPTIVE KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE AMONG WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE
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diploma in pharmaceutical technology
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Contraceptive use is the expression of individual desire to space or to limit birth.By practicing family planning, couples can improve the health of mothers and children through birth spacing and avoiding high risk pregnancies. In addition to this, family planning can help to slow down population growth thereby contributing to economic benefits such as poverty reduction. Homa-Bay county has the lowest prevalence of contraceptive use. The determinants of contraceptive use among women in this county are increasingly attracting attention from researchers and policy makers. However policies aimed at increasing uptake of contraceptives need to be based on a sound assessment of the sources, reasons and determinants of contraceptive use since policy decisions based on intuition are likely to be misguided.
The study investigated the factors related to contraceptive knowledge and practices by women in Oyugis town in Homa-Bay county .
The specific objectives were;
To determine the methods of contraceptives available to women and their use in Oyugis town.
To determine the factors related to Contraceptive use by women of reproductive age in Oyugis town
The study design was a population based Cross Sectional Survey. Eligible women were 15 years or older but less or equal to 49 years old and resident in the town and the surroundings at the time of the survey. Sampling involved a two stage cluster design. Tables were used to present the methods of contraceptives available, their use by women and reasons for not using contraceptives. Interview and questionnaire was used with association of various covariates on Contraceptive use taking into account potential confounders.
A total of 210 women who were 15 years or older but less or equal to 49 years old were included in the sample. Over 97.5% of the women were Christians. The methods of contraceptives available were Pill, Injections and Norplant. Over 97.7% of the sample of women did not use any method of contraception.
Only 1.48% used Injection method. 37.76% of the women indicated that the Christians religion prohibits the use of contraceptives. Univar ate Logistic regression models found associations between the covariates, residence, education, socioeconomic status, occupation religion and mass media on contraceptive use. Specifically, urban residents were more likely to use contraceptives compared with their rural counterparts. Women with primary, secondary and higher education were more likely to use contraceptives and the magnitude of effect increased with increasing level of education. Women who were exposed to media were more likely to use contraceptives compared to those who were not. In the multivariate analysis only religion and watching television remained statistically significant.
Religion and Mass media were significantly associated with Contraceptive use among women in Oyugis town Homa-Bay county. Protestants were less likely to use contraceptives compared to Muslims . Women who were exposed to television were more likely to use contraceptives than those who were not. planning and implementation of family planning programs in this town is critical for the success of family planning programs in the county.
Others like level of education also enable it for most of the women have better understanding about contraceptives
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DESIGN OF A WIRING SYSTEM FOR A 16 ROOM INSTITUTE SOCIAL HALL- cert electrical project
DESIGN OF A WIRING SYSTEM FOR A 16 ROOM INSTITUTE SOCIAL HALL
it is a certificate in electrical and electronics engineering project
ABSTRACT
The project is all about designing a wiring system for a 16 room institute social hall, which are rest room, main hall, mechanical closet, living room, kitchenette and corridores. The type of a wiring system to be used will be PVC conduit with a three phase supply installation. It will also be containing lighting and socket circuits.
The reason as to why am using this type of wiring system is because of it's cheapness compared to other systems of wiring like steel conduit. It's cheap to acquire cables of 1.5mm², breaker of 5A andsocket of 2mm². Its also very advantageous method due to it's flexibility, easy connection, light weight, combustion resistance, corrosion and chemicals among others.
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Prevalence of Diabetes Mellitus among patients attendingTabaka Mission Hospital, Kisii County .- Health science and medicine
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Prevalence of Diabetes Mellitus among patients attendingTabaka Mission Hospital, Kisii County .
ABSTRACT
In today’s world, 180 million people are suffering from diabetes. Out of these, 162 million have type 2 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes, a state of diminished systemic sensitivity to insulin, has its root in the lifestyle of the subjects. The prevalence of diabetes in the WHO African Region was estimated at 1.02 million (10%) had type 1 diabetes and 6.3 million (90%) had type 2 diabetes. The main objective of the study will be to determine the prevalence of Diabetes mellitus among patients above 18 years attending Tabakamissin hospital, kisii County. The study will adopt quantitive descriptive cross sectional as it will be hospital based. The study shall employ only 100 patients selected systematically out of total patients tested will represent all patients who will be tested. blood specimen will be used in analyzation of Diabetes mellitus. The method can be used on cases of emergency, it is reliable and easy to use. The study data shall be presented by use of bar graphs and pie charts. Ethical issues shall be adhered where research shall be carried upon grant of permission from relevant authorities.
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