http://ijaers.com/ Open Access international Journal to publish research paper en-us June Soybean (Glycine Max) is characterized as an oleaginous plant, belonging to the Fabaceae family. Considered one of the main cultivars produced in Brazil, soybean has a high protein content for human and animal nutrition. It is a product widely used as biofuel and cooking oil, in addition to having a very important economic value for the economy in Brazil. in addition to having a very important economic value for the economy in Brazil. As main results obtained, it was noticed that the cultivars BMX Domínio IPRO, BMX Olimpo IPRO and SOY Muralha IPRO presented better performance in relation to their cultivation in the cerrado region of Tocantins, in the cities of Santa Rosa, Caseara and Aparecida do Rio Negro. The main objective of this article was to evaluate the productivity of five soybean cultivars (BMX Domínio IPRO, BMX Extrema IPRO, BMX Olimpo IPRO, DM 82I78RSF IPRO and Soy Muralha IPRO), in the cities of Santa Rosa, Caseara, Cariri do Tocantins, Campos Lindos and Aparecida do Rio Negro. The method used in the research was based on quali-quantitative, supported by bibliographical and exploratory research. http://ijaers.com/detail/productivity-evaluation-of-five-soybean-cultivars-in-different-locations-in-tocantins-state/ Guilherme Raposo Teixeira, Luiz Henrique de Freitas Barbosa, Angelo Ricardo Balduino, Cid Tacaoca Muraishi http://ijaers.com/uploads/issue_files/1IJAERS-05202329-Productivity.pdf Introduction: Cervical cancer represents an important public health problem. It is the 4th most frequent neoplasm among women in Brazil. Its prevention is carried out in all women from 25 to 64 years old through cytopathological examination of the cervix, based on a screening that allows the detection of lesions and, thus, the early diagnosis of the disease. Objective: To analyze data regarding the coverage of the Pap smear test in women in the state of Pará, Brazil, and the factors related to not performing the test. Methods: Descriptive epidemiological study carried out with data collection from SISCAN and SISCOLO provided by DATASUS. Results: the total sample analyzed was 762,492 patients, among them, the search for disease screening was the main reason for performing it (95.9%); the age group with the highest achievement was 30 to 34 years old (13.33%). In situ and invasive adenocarcinoma subtypes were more prevalent between 40 and 44 years old (18.13% and 20.37%, respectively). Education level was ignored in 98.38%. The test was considered technically satisfactory in 94.71% of the samples and, among them, 39.40% did not have endocervical or metaplastic cells. Conclusion: the Pap test is the best method for tracking and preventing malignant neoplasms of the uterine cervix, directly impacting the epidemiological indices of the disease, due to its early recognition and treatment. Measures such as women's awareness of the subject, proper training of health professionals who carry out the collection, investment in health actions aimed at women and proper completion of notification forms on the platform are of paramount importance for improving the incidence and mortality rates of the cancer, especially in the North region, which has the highest rates in Brazil. http://ijaers.com/detail/colpocytological-test-coverage-and-factors-associated-with-non-performance-a-look-at-the-cervical-cancer-prevention-program-in-the-state-of-par/ Gabriela Borborema do Amaral, Carolina Vinagre Pires Franco, Guilherme Alves da Silva, Natalia Megumi Morikawa, Ana Fabrícia Baetas Valois, Pamela Sampaio Oliveira, Ana Paula de Andrade Lisboa da Silva, Victória vinagre Pires franco, Cristiana Santana Age Burlamaqui, Manuela de Paiva Rezende, Júlia Henrique Sabino, Maria Clara Almeida Sadala dos Santos, Luis Gabriel Silva Saraiva, Joely Lúcia de Souza Rodrigues, Neylane Araújo Cordeiro de Santana ,Amanda Aguiar Martins Nunes, Wagner Wilson Santos de Souza, Júlia Pereira Pinto Marques, Larissa Mescouto Goes, Ana laura Nobre e Nobre, Débora Costa Negrão , Elaine de Oliveira e Silva, Monica Maria de Moraes Lima Ferreira, Danielle Lima Barbosa, Carolyne Lima de Sousa, Gabriela Blanco de Morais Trindade, Lorena da Motta Alcântara http://ijaers.com/uploads/issue_files/2IJAERS-05202325-Colpocytological.pdf Malaria is endemic and the overall population in Benin is vulnerable to contracting this disease. Malaria is the leading cause of mortality in children under five and of illness for adults. It accounts for 40% of outpatient consultations and 25% of all hospital admissions. The aim of this study is to analyze the impact of climatic rhythms on the prevalence of malaria in the municipality of Sinende in northern Benin. To achieve this goal, a statistical analysis of monthly averages of climatic data, mainly rainfall, temperature and relative humidity on the one hand, and monthly and annual malaria prevalence on the other, were collected respectively at the Benin meteorological station and at the documentation centre of Sinende Bemberekè regional hospital. The data were collected over the period 2003 to 2021. The results show that the transmission of malaria is seasonal. The prevalence rate is lower in the dry season than in the rainy season. Likewise, there is a positively strong correlation (R=54%) and a coefficient of determination of (R2 = 72%) between the monthly prevalence of malaria and the monthly average rainfall. This same correlation exists between relative humidity and average monthly precipitation (R=98%). With regard to temperature, the hottest months record the highest and lowest rates of malaria cases, while the months with lower temperatures are the most malarial. The significant drop in temperature is responsible for the high prevalence of malaria cases. These results are relevant because a good control strategy should take into account the climatic conditions and the rhythm of malaria morbidity in order to combat this endemic effectively. http://ijaers.com/detail/climatic-rhythms-and-prevalence-of-malaria-in-the-municipality-of-sinende-in-northern-benin/ Jean Sodji, Donatien Azian, Victorin Vidjannagni Gbenou http://ijaers.com/uploads/issue_files/3IJAERS-05202330-Climatic.pdf Objective from study This For know how much big strong press on the brick sago that can become material addition as one _ alternative material building. Pith sago only end become waste on site processing sago in a manner tradition in Maluku Province. Study about utilization pith sago Already done However Not yet can utilized as product brick . Study This use print measuring 290 x 120 x 80mm. Composition Concrete brick sago sand 53%, cement 25%, pith sago 6%, water 16%, for cement brick test object on the market For tested the comparison . Heavy average cement brick 5297.90 gr and sago brick of 3602.54 gr with percentage weight 31.97% more light . Strong test results press Concrete brick cement obtained respectively 3.4 MPa, 2.4 MPa, 5.9 MPa. Concrete brick sago produce strong press respectively 20.5 MPa, 21.3 MPa, 24.1 MPa with strong average press of 22 MPa, so up to comparison strong very significant press . B atako sago produce strong press more _ tall from cement brick with percentage _ strong press to Concrete brick sago of 82.25%. Percentage elasticity Concrete brick sago to cement brick by 58.60%. Concrete brick sago own strength more compressive and elasticity _ big from cement bricks up to can used as one _ material building specifically for non- structural Because characteristic ductile http://ijaers.com/detail/comparison-analysis-of-the-strength-of-cement-bricks-and-sago-bricks/ Ansye Nanlohy, Vector Reinhard Redolf, Hutubessy. Godfried Lewakabessy, Musper Soumokil http://ijaers.com/uploads/issue_files/4IJAERS-0520232-Comparison.pdf Halophytes, such as Euphorbia tirucalli, are used for medicinal and economic purposes, as well as for the recovery of degraded environments through bioremediation or phytoremediation. In parallel, Vigna unguiculata, which also has high tolerance to saline environments, has high nutritional value generating economic interest. Furthermore, biofuel production can be reduced in cost and complexity if we use plant raw material that can grow in salinized and poor soils. The reduction of arable land, due to increased soil salinization and the depletion of freshwater resources, poses a threat to agricultural production. In this work we aimed to evaluate the saline stress in V. unguiculata seeds generated from the chemical elicitation of E. tirucalli and the solution of Spongia tosta 10DH. In the first experiment, we cultivated V. unguiculata in water with 10% solutions obtained from aerial parts of E.tirucalli from the coast of Rio de Janeiro. In the second experiment, we cultivated V. unguiculata, which were treated with E. tirucalli hormetic solution - 5H from Seropedica/RJ and Spongia tosta 10DH solution. In all experiments there was inhibition of germination associated to seed engorgement. In our tests, therefore, the evaluated extracts suggested that also will be able to act as phytoremediation agents, via desalination through the Na++/K+ pump mechanism. From our essays, observations and reasoned discussion, we postulate the hypothesis that E. tirucalli can act in filtering gardens of environmental pollutants by this way. Novel ecophysiological investigations will be carried out. http://ijaers.com/detail/environmental-and-economic-values-of-salt-tolerance-euphorbia-tirucalli-phytoremediation-potential/ Sandra Ávila Gaspar, Patrícia G. Musmanno, Gabriela M. Bellizzi, Krisna R. Kathar, Marcos T. Varricchio, Marcia C.B.N. Varricchio, Alexandre dos S. Pyrrho, Paulo S. T. Brioso, Simone da Silva http://ijaers.com/uploads/issue_files/5IJAERS-05202328-Environmental.pdf The objective of this study was to know the biopsychosocial evidence of scalping victims undergoing hospital treatment and to analyze the role of educational technology in this context. This is a research witch a qualitative approach, based on a semi structured interview with 10 patients, interpreted through thematic analysis. The results show a range of feelings, concerns and gaps that need attention. It was concluded that knowing and acknowledging the patient’s vision, questions and anxieties about their treatment is of paramount importance in order to envision ways to favor their cooperation, coping and the improvement of their quality of life during hospitalization. In addition to finding that educational technologies, even though they are important in this process, are not yet present in this specific care scenario. http://ijaers.com/detail/perception-of-patients-victims-of-scalping-during-hospitalization-and-the-importance-of-educational-technology-in-this-process/ Elaine Valéria Rodrigues, Lindinalva Brasil Monte, Regina Gabriela Caldas de Moraes, Giovana Chagas Siqueira, Etely do Socorro da Silva Miranda, Cristiane do Socorro Cunha de Macedo Oliveira, Aureni Cícera de Araújo, Ingrid Marília Freitas Galvão, Layra Fialho Vieitas http://ijaers.com/uploads/issue_files/6IJAERS-0620235-Perception.pdf Parendodontic surgery is indicated for teeth with a persistent periradicular pathological process, which did not respond to the conventional approach. This intervention is also requested for cases of accidents in endodontic treatment. Among these, overfilling and extravasation of cone and obturator cement can lead to the appearance of a chronic inflammatory process in the periradicular tissues. The difficulty of removing this material makes endodontic surgery necessary. This study describes a surgical intervention in element 44, in view of the chronic inflammatory process resulting from cement leakage and obturator cone until the end of the treatment. http://ijaers.com/detail/surgical-treatment-in-a-dental-element-affected-by-overfilling-case-report/ Danyelle Paiva Barros dos Anjos, Eduardo Fernandes Marques http://ijaers.com/uploads/issue_files/7IJAERS-05202331-Surgical.pdf The 2030 Agenda of the United Nations comprises 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and 169 sub-targets which serve as a global reference point for the transition to sustainability. The agenda acknowledges that different issues such as poverty, hunger, health, education, sanitation and hygiene, gender equality, environmental degradation, among others are integrated and can therefore only be addressed together. The sanitation target of the Sustainable Development Goals is that everyone should have a ‘safely-managed’ sanitation facility by 2030 and that open defecation be eliminated. It covers facilities for handwashing with soap, menstrual-hygiene management, and food hygiene, but only handwashing with soap is monitored by WHO/UNICEF. It is clearly correct therefore that sanitation is a major component of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (United Nations General Assembly 2015a), of which Target #2 of Goal #6 is to: “By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations”. Water and sanitation services are critical for public health. The purpose of this paper is to raise the importance of these services is reflected in SDG 6 and the associated targets 6.1, 6.2 and 6.3. Much progress remains to be made to achieve these targets, but it is already becoming clear that greater ambition is needed. http://ijaers.com/detail/agenda-2030-for-sdg-6-water-sanitation-and-hygiene-in-india/ Anju, Rajender S. Godara http://ijaers.com/uploads/issue_files/8IJAERS-01202310-Agenda.pdf