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MARCH 2021 VOLUME 7 ISSUE 1

Effectiveness of structure teaching programme on knowledge regarding CPR technique among GNM 3rd year students in selected nursing College, Kanpur

Mr. Rahul Bauddh and Ms. Rinki Singh

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Introduction: CPR is a rescue procedure to be used when the heart and lungs have stopped working. There is a wide variation in the reported incidence and outcome for out of hospital cardiac arrest. Several authors described the problem of poor performance in CPR. Even when provided by medical professionals. Numerous investigations have reported the problem of poor skills retention after various CPR courses. Studies reporting the need for improvement of resuscitation techniques led to the recent changes in BLS and ALS algorithms.

Objectives: 1. to assess the knowledge regarding CPR technique among nursing students.2.  To evaluate the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on knowledge regarding CPR technique.3.  To find out the association between pre-test knowledge score with their selected socio-demographic variables.

Methodology: A pre experimental one group pre test, post test quantitative research design was used for the study.60 samples were selected by using convenience sampling technique from Rama Nursing College, Kanpur. The data collection was done using 20 structured knowledge questions and 07 demographic characteristics. Data was analyzed by using descriptive and inferential statistics.

Result: Result revealed that Majority of the subjects (75.40%) were in the age group of 20-22 years. 100% subjects were female. Majority of subjects 91.66% belonged to Hindu religion, 71.66% Subjects were got information from other sources. The pre-test mean score of knowledge was (8.68±2.78) and post-test knowledge score was (12.76±2.59). The students had good knowledge about the importance of CPR in clinical practice. There is significance association with only one variable as source of information. (X2 =0.034).

Conclusion: Study Conclude that structured knowledge questions demonstrated that up-to-date CPR skills in nursing students were insufficient, which could be improved by demonstration training programs on CPR. At least, Demonstration training basic skills of CPR should be a mandatory component in the all health-associated fields like medical, paramedical, and nursing colleges and faculties. From this study, we suggest that all members of our community and especially health care professionals should join CPR training programs.


Physical Activity for Pregnant Women

Miss. Asmiroy chowdhury

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The physical activity during the pregnancy can help to stay healthy and after doing some exercise feeling better. Need to do the exercise regularly its help to maintain the body posture and body image, and it’s also prevent the physical illness of the mother and also baby .its maintain the high risk condition of the mother and child, prevent gestational diabetes , relieve stress, and also maintain the weight gain of the  pregnant women.


Knowledge and Attitude Regarding Father Involvement in Parenthood among Fathers of under Five Children

Thongam Kapeelta Devi, Mr. Ajay Kumar, Ms. Keshar, Mr. Bhupinder, Ms. Athira Anil, Ms. Anjana, Ms. Mansi Tomar, Mr. Ashish Sharma, and Mr. Bhupesh

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At each developmental stage of a child, father plays a very important role, sometimes referred as Fatherhood. The present study was aimed to assess the knowledge and attitude regarding father involvement in parenthood among fathers of under five children in selected areas of Meerut. Quantitative research approach was adopted. And research design was Descriptive research design and Purposive sampling technique was used to collect 30 fathers of children under five years of age, living in Swami Dayanand Bhavan area in Subharti University. Structured knowledge questionnaire and modified attitude scale was used to assess the knowledge and attitude of fathers of under 5 children regarding parenthood. The result shown that majority subjects (53.4%) had moderate knowledge 43.3% subjects had inadequate knowledge while 3.3% subjects had adequate knowledge. Maximum subjects (83.3%) had a more favorable attitude, 16.7% had a favorable attitude and 0% had a less favorable attitude towards parenthood. There was significant association between level of knowledge of subjects in their age, religion and number of children in their family.

Key Words: Assess; Knowledge; Attitude; Father Involvement; Parenthood; Fathers of under five;


A Cross Sectional Study to Assess the Knowledge and Practice of Nurses and Their Influencing Factors Regarding Prevention of Pressure UlcerS

Mr. Anwar shahjad

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Depression lesions are a common condition among patients in hospitals in critical and permanent care facilities and place a heavy burden on patients, relatives and their caregivers. This study was intended to evaluate the knowledge and practice of nurses and their factors that contribute to the prevention of pressure ulcers. The descriptive design of the cross section was chosen to do the study. A total of 124 nurses were selected, using a systematic questionnaire to collect information from nurses. The result shows that more than half (54.4%) of the respondents were found to be well-informed, while the majority (45.6%) of the respondents were absent. Half (48.4%) of respondents performed well; and the remaining 51.6% respondents had a poor tendency to prevent pressure ulcers. Keywords: Knowledge, Practice, Prevention, Pressure Ulcer


A study to assess the knowledge regarding Cardio pulmonary Resuscitation guidelines among cardiac nurse

Mr. Shahanwaz Khan

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The nurse plays a very important role in saving the life of a cardiac arrest client. CPR skills and their effectiveness depend on the nurse's training, experience and confidence. CPR has traditionally combined chest compressions with respiratory tract in order to improve circulation and oxygen. Objectives: (1) To assess the level of knowledge regarding cardiac resuscitation among cardiac nurses, (2) To integrate the level of knowledge and the selected diversity of cardiac nurses. Methods: A descriptive test method was used in this study. Twenty heart nurses were deliberately selected from the LLP medical and surgical unit of the Kanpur heart canter. A purposeful sampling process was used to select the sample. An optional questionnaire was used to prepare the data collection. Results: in 20 samples 07 participants (35%) had sufficient knowledge, 12 participants (60%) had insufficient knowledge and 01 (5%) participants had insufficient information regarding CPR guidelines. The average and standard deviation of knowledge regarding cardio pulmonary rehabilitation guidelines was 13.45 and 2.89 respectively. No significant relationship between.

Keywords: knowledge, cardiac nurses, cardio pulmonary resuscitation, guidelines.


Covid-19 and Breastfeeding: Promote, Protect and Support

Namita Batra Guin

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COVID-19 infection had severely affected normal life globally. The pandemic has created undue stress among the people. Pregnant and lactating mothers being vulnerable are the most affected by the pandemic both physically and emotionally. This article highlights the clinical characteristics of COVID-19, protective action of breastfeeding, skin-to-skin contact, and the recommendations given by various agencies regarding infection control measures to be taken by the mothers during breastfeeding. The article also highlights the role of health professionals in promoting, protecting, and supporting breastfeeding during COVID-19. Keywords: Breastfeeding, COVID-19.

Report on Paradigm Shift in Nursing Education (PSNE – 2021)

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COVID-19 infection had severely affected normal life globally. The pandemic has created undue stress among the people. Pregnant and lactating mothers being vulnerable are the most affected by the pandemic both physically and emotionally. This article highlights the clinical characteristics of COVID-19, protective action of breastfeeding, skin-to-skin contact, and the recommendations given by various agencies regarding infection control measures to be taken by the mothers during breastfeeding. The article also highlights the role of health professionals in promoting, protecting, and supporting breastfeeding during COVID-19. Keywords: Breastfeeding, COVID-19.

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