OBJECTIVE To identify the perception of the teenager puerperas regarding the practice of episiotomy. METHODOLOGY This is a study with qualitative nature developed with 11 teenage puerperas in the Obstetrics Unit of one hospital located in the metropolitan region of São Paulo, Brazil. RESULTS Teens knew of the existence of episiotomy, but they unaware the reasons for its realization. Pain, d...

Introduction For several decades now, the study of resilience has held a prominent place in our efforts to understand the relations among adversity, development and adaptation. The papers in this collection emerge as the study of resilience enters a new and conflicted era. Above the din of critics who call for the resignation of resilience as a tautological, redundant and intellectually static ...

The COVID-19 pandemic unprecedently impacted several aspects of people’s lives, including their mental health. Since adolescence confers vulnerability to health problems, this study aimed analyze the impact on daily life, and coping strategies adopted by adolescents in Brazil correlation between these measurements. evaluated 215 from a Brazilian Middle High school. A questionnaire verify life (...

This study aims to determine the factors that influence company resignation decisions, which include culture and career development. The object of this is previous research relevant research. method used in descriptive qualitative, sourced from useful for further results are: 1) Company influences employee decisions; 2) Career development affects 3) Corporate

Super hemispherical solid immersion lens system becomes a matter of interest due to its high numerical aperture (NA) gain. However, because of the instability of the aplanatic condition, even small amount of alignment error can easily lower the optical performance. To overcome the instability while maintaining high NA gain, we suggest an optimum solid immersion lens (opti-SIL) system which comb...

The treatment of cardiogenic shock is the ultimate challenge of our ability to manage patients presenting with acute myocardial infarction. Despite advances in the treatment of infarcts with thrombolysis, there has been no significant decrease in the incidence of cardiogenic shock, which has remained at 7–10% during the last 20 years. Hospital mortality was over 90% in the 1970s and is still hi...

For the past fifty years or so war has played an insignificant part in keeping down the population and there has been a considerable increase in the number of the people, but disease and poverty still exercise their baneful sway over the country in spite of the efforts of legislators and philanthropists. The vicious circle which has existed for ages still continues, disease causes poverty and p...