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    Blood Transfusion at Different Healthcare Settings

    1. What is the profile of the respondents in terms of:

    a. gender

    b. age

    2. What is the physiological effect of blood transfusion to the respondents admitted at:

    a. hallway

    b. ward

    c. private room

    d. suite room

    2.1. Is there significant difference on the physiological effect of blood transfusion among

    the different healthcare settings?

    2.2 Is there a significant relationship on the physiological effect of blood transfusion at

    different settings when grouped according to the profile of the respondents as to

    age and gender?

    3. What is the psycho-social effect of blood transfusion to the respondents admitted at:

    a. hallway

    b. ward

    c. private room

    d. suite room

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    Response on RH Bill among Families of Selected Barangays of __ La Union

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    T0. Negative control. H20

    T1. Expressed leaf juice from C. odorata

    T2. Leaf Decoction from C. odorata

    T3. Aqueous Solution from C. odorata leaf

    T4. 25% MeOH leaf extract solution

    T5. 50% MeOH leaf extract solutionT6. 75% MeOH leaf extract solution

    T7. Positive ControlMalathion

    Statement of Objectives

    This study will generally determine the lavicidal activity of Chromolaena odorata leaf

    extracts in terms of the length of time the larvae will be killed.

    Specifically, it will seek to:

    1. Determine the larvicidal activity of C. odorata leaf extracts as to the number of larvaethat will be killed.

    2. Determine the significant differences in the length of time the larvae willbe killed when exposed to the seven treatments.

    3. Analyze the significant differences in the length of time the larvae will bekilled between and among the treatments.

    4. Determine and analyze the significant relationship among the varioustreatments in terms the length of time the larvae will be killed.

    5. Determine the most lethal dose among the experimental treatments (T1to T6).

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    Research Paradigm

    Independent Variables Dependent Variables

    Different treatments:

    T0. Negative control. H20

    T1. Expressed leaf juice from C. odorata

    T2. Leaf Decoction from C. odorata

    T3. Aqueous Solution from C. odorata leaf

    T4. 25% MeOH leaf extract solution

    T5. 50% MeOH leaf extract solution

    T6. 75% MeOH leaf extract solution

    T7. Positive ControlMalathion

    Larvicidal activity of C. odorata as to:

    a. Number of larvae that will bekilled

    b. Length of time the larvae will bekilled.

    Research Design:The study will utilize the experimental method that will focus on the use

    of standard laboratory diagnostic procedures in the extraction and chemicalanalysis of C. odorata.

    The study will not use any design because this study involve treatment ofthe experimental animals done by batches or done one after the other and notat the same time.

    This study will utilize the following experimental treatments:

    T0. Negative control. H20

    T1. 20 mL Expressed leaf juice from C. odorata + 50 mL distilled water T2. 20 mL Leaf Decoction from C. odorata + 50 mL distilled water T3. 20 mL Aqueous Solution from C. odorata leaf + 50 mL distilled water T4. 20 mL 25% MeOH leaf extract solution + 50 mL distilled water T5. 20 mL 50% MeOH leaf extract solution + 50 mL distilled water T6. 20 mL 75% MeOH leaf extract solution + 50 mL distilled water T7. 20 mL Positive ControlMalathion + 50 mL distilled water

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    Preparation of the Extracts

    About 1000g of dried leaves will be cut into small pieces and homogenized using an

    electric blender. The ground sample will be soaked in technical grade methanol for three days

    with occasional stirring using a wide-mouth bottle about one liter capacity. The volume of

    solvent to be used was just enough to immerse the ground sample. The container will be

    covered and wrapped with aluminum foil. After three days, the mixtures will be filtered. The

    filtration process will be repeated three times to extract all possible compounds present in the

    methanol.

    The methanol filtrate collected will be combined and concentrated in vacuo at a

    temperature of 400C using a rotary evaporator. Extraction procedure involving the rotary

    evaporator will be done at the_____________.

    Preparation of Expressed Juice

    About 1000 grams of fresh C. odorataleaves were pounded using mortar

    and pestle and squeezed using a clean cheese cloth. The obtained juice was

    filtered using filter paper. Finally, the expressed leaf juice was placed in a clean

    container.

    Preparation of Decoction from C. odorataLeaves

    About 1000 grams of dried C. odorata leaves were boiled in 500 mL

    water. Boiling was done for about 15 minutes. Afterwards, the mixture is

    allowed to cool then placed in a clean container. Finally, the mixture was

    filtered using filter paper. The filtrate collected was the decoction used as

    treatment.

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    Test Organisms

    10 larvae per replication (3) Fourth (4th) instar mosquito larvae Acclimatized at seven days

    Data Gathering:

    Number of dead larvae Length of time the larvae will be killed

    Data Analysis

    1. One Way-ANOVA (0.05 level)2. Scheffes Test3. Pearson product moment of correlation

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