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THE EFFECT OF EDUCATION ABOUT DANGER SIGNS OF PREGNANCY ON PREGNANT WOMEN'S ATTITUDES IN DEALING WITH DANGER SIGNS OF PREGNANCY

The maternal mortality rate due to pregnancy complications over the past two decades in the world has decreased by 38% but the rate of decline is slow, averaging 3% per year.

THE EFFECT OF USING PEBODY APE ON FINE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT FOR 3-4 YEARS OLD CHILDREN

According to the World Healthy Organization reports that 5-25% of preschool age children suffer from minor brain dysfunction, including impaired fine motor development. In Indonesia

THE EFFECT OF HEALTH EDUCATION ABOUT FIRST AID FOR CHOKING ON THE ABILITY TO PERFORM CHOCKING ACTIONS

Choking is a very dangerous emergency, because within minutes it can result in general or complete oxygen deprivation so that in just a matter of minutes the client will lose their breathing reflex, heart rate and permanent death from the brain stem, in other words the death of the individual.

THE EFFECT OF CHOKING HANDLING EDUCATION IN CHILDREN UNDER FIVE YEARS (TODDLERS) ON PARENTS' KNOWLEDGE

Knowledge is important for individuals who have children under five years old (Toddlers), lack of knowledge will impact parental behavior or influence in handling choking in children, if the behavior in handling choking in children is correct then the child will avoid the threat of death.

THE EFFECT OF BALANCE EXERCISE ON MUSCLE STRENGTH IN THE ELDERLY

Elderly (elderly) is an advanced stage that is passed through in the life process of every human being which is characterized by a decline in the ability and function of the body both physically and psychologically.

THE INFLUENCE OF AUDIO VISUAL HEALTH EDUCATION ON THE ABILITY OF UKS MEMBERS IN EMERGENCY HANDLING

Medical emergencies are caused by various things such as cardiac arrest and traffic accidents. Assistance provided at the scene before medical personnel arrive is part of prehospital care.

THE EFFECT OF DIABETES FOOT EXERCISES ON ANKLE BRACHIAL INDEX VALUES IN TYPE 2 DM PATIENTS

Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a metabolic condition characterized by various symptoms resulting from increased blood sugar levels (hyperglycemia), caused by abnormalities in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both. In Indonesia, type 2 diabetes is caused by a decrease in the amount of insulin produced