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Introduction:In equine medicine the diseases that affect the skin are frequently seen in the care of the Veterinarian, these injuries will cause some economic damage due to interfere in the aesthetics of the affected animals. Cutaneous neoplasias represent about 50% of all tumors that affect the species. The equine sarcoid is a skin neoplasm that involves the involvement of the dermis and the epidermis. It is now known that the cause of the sarcoid in horses is due to infection with (BPV) bovine papilloma virus type 1 and type 2, is a benign cutaneous tumor that affects horses, mules, asininos and zebras. Generally seen in young animals from 3 to 6 years of age without predilection for sex, specific coat. Objective: The objective of this work is to report the case of equine sarcoid, attended at the Veterinary School Hospital of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Valença-RJ. Case report:An animal of the Equus caballus, male, of the Campolinabreed, a five-year-old brown coat, was presented at the veterinary school of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Valença-RJ in February 2017, presenting tumor masses in the region dorsal region of the right side of the neck and the left side of the ear region. After complementary histopathology examinations to confirm the suspicion of sarcoid, he instituted the treatment of surgical removal of the tumor masses, in which the animal showed clinical improvement. Conclusion:It can be concluded that the histopathological examination is important for the diagnosis and surgical removal of an option with possibilities of clinical improvement.

Introduction: The thermal stress is a typical problem found in the management of dairy cows reducing the production. The production of milk and the reproductive aspects are decisive processes in the efficiency of production by their straigh reflexes in the productivity and profitability. Objective:The objective of this study was evaluate the importance of ambience for the productive and reproductive performance of dairy cows. Materials and Methods: A group of 85 cows was used (dutch race and 7/8 of dutch) maintained in two types of sistems: half intensive (short-duration rotational grazing) between may 2015 and april 2016 , and intensive grazing (Compost barn) between may 2016 and september 2017. Were evaluate data of production of Milk, conception rate and conception/FTAI rate. Results:Inthe production of Milk cow/day it was verified bigger production in the intensive grazing, amount warm period(WP)(26,9 vs. 21,0; p<0,05) amount cold period (CP) (30,3 vs. 22,3 vs. 20,6; p<0,05). The index of the conception/FTAI rate didn’t present considerable difference in the two types of systems in the WP(37% vs. 35%; p>0,05) and in the CP(46% vs.56% vs. 35%; p>0,05). In the conception rate, theres no significative difference between the types of systems, in the WP(35% vs. 46%;p>0,05) and in the CP (41% vs. 43% vs. 32%; p>0,05).Conclusion:It was concluded that the intensification of the system increased the cows productive without damage the reproductives index

Introduction:The main oral diseases of horses are the dental affections that can be influenced by the general handling and feeding of these animals. The evaluation of the oral cavity of the horses makes it possible to diagnose oral diseases and also to monitor the efficacy of the treatments. Objectives:The objective of the present study was to evaluate the prevalence of the first premolar in equines of properties belonging to the municipality of Senhora dos Remédios, Minas Gerais. Materials and Methods:We evaluated 85 adult horses from several properties in the city of Senhora dos Remédios in the state of Minas Gerais. The animals of the present study were SRD, mango-broad walker and campolina, including males and females. The evaluation of the patients was done with a physical examination, which besides the measurement of the clinical parameters of the animal, the behavior of the animal, the locomotion pattern, the body condition, and reports of affections, exams and dental procedures previously performed were observed. Results:Out of a total of 85 horses, 45 presented the first premolar. Among the 45 animals, two had the first premolar included. The predominant location was upper right, and then the upper left. Conclusion:The main diseases of these animals are oral diseases and can be influenced by handling and feeding. Equine dentistry is still not a well-explored area when it comes to horses, and we have noted in this research that it is of paramount importance to maintain animal sanity and well-being.

Introduction: Lipomas are the most common benign tumors of soft tissues and are located primarily in the subcutaneous tissue. Giant lipomas are rare,when located in the limbs can cause compressive symptoms or functional difficulty. The diagnosis is clinical and surgical treatment. Objective:To present a case of giant lower limb lipoma in a male patient with a long evolution time. Case report:Man, middle aged, with a tumor compatible with giant lipoma in the left thigh for 34 years asymptomatic, initiating compressive symptoms 4 years ago due to a faster growth. Resected the lesion successfully. Conclusion:An atypical case of giant lipoma in the lower limb is presented, with characteristics similar to those already described in the literature.

Objective: This study aims to examine the perceptions of users about the weaknesses of the access to shares and health services in SUS, discussing them in light of the principles of universality and equity. Material and Methods:This is a qualitative study conducted in a hospital located in Rio de Janeiro, with 24 users. Data were collected through interviews and analysed from the technique of content analysis. Result:From the analysis of 24 interviews, it was possible to identify units of 1178 record (UR) distributed in 78 subjects. This data set resulted in 06 categories. For purposes of this study it will be discussed only the categorie IV, which was named: weaknesses in the process of care in implementing the principle of universality. Thesocial actors speak about care that are intermediated by health professionals, or even care that are facilitated by people who have knowledge within the system. Other users also refer to the need forportfolio signed to be cared in the SUS. Another issue highlighted is the social aspect, as some say that "rich" and "poor" have different treatment within the SUS. Finally, the subjects perform a comparison between the SUS and private network. Conclusion:From the foregoing, it was concluded that users make reference to the inequalities found within the system, characterizing so, weaknesses of the principle of universality, which should ensure care for all individuals according to their needs and without any privileges or recovery by this.

Introduction:Dentalagenesisisoneofthemostfrequentdentalanomaliesinhumansandhasconsequencesrangingfromaestheticproblemstosevereproblemsofocclusion,butinthelastdecadesthedentalclasshasbeenmorefrequentlyencounteredwithabsencesconsideredrareintheliteratureandyouneedtobepreparedtodealwiththisreality.Objective:Thepurposeofthisstudywastoreport3casesofdentalabsenceandtocomparethesecaseswithwhattheliteratureshowsregardingtheprevalenceandincidenceofcongenitaldentalanomalies,alsoanalyzingtheiretiologicalaspects.CaseReport:Aseriesofreportsofclinicalcasesofdentalagenesisinpediatricdentistrypatients.Thecaseswereobservedintheperiodfrom2015to2017inthepediatricdentistryclinicoftheFOVandintheprivatepracticeofoneoftheauthors.Therewerethreecasesofabsenceofelementsconsideredstable.Thefirstcasehasabsenceofthefirstpermanentmolars,thesecondcasehasmultipleabsences,amongthemthepermanentlowerincisorsandthethirdcase,thepermanentsecondmolars,noneofwhicharerelatedtosyndromes.Conclusion:Thereisatendencytoincreasenon-syndromiccongenitalabsencesthroughoutthegenerationsandthisincreasehasnotbeenoccurringintheexpectedpatternsthatwouldbeinthelastteethofeachseries,andthecasespresentedwereconsideredtoberare.

Throughoutthehistoryofcompletedentures,thescientificliteraturepresentsevolutionsrelatedtothetechnicalandaestheticapproaches.Thestudiesrelatedtotheseadvancescontributetoapatient’sfunctionalandsocialgreatcomfort,alsoimprovingtheclinicalstepsperformedbythedentistandthelaboratorystagesperformedbydentaltechnicians.Fromaliteraturereview,thispaperaimstocontributetotheupdatingoftheinfluences,possibilitiesandperspectivesoftheuseofphotography,biometricsandfacialscanning,duringtherehabilitationoffullyedentulouspatientswithcompletedentures.Itwasobservedthatseveraltechnologies,alreadyusedinotherareas,arestillnotusedforthepurposesmentionedinthispaper.Inthisway,theauthorsverifiedpossibilitiesthatcanhelpintherehabilitationoffullyedentulouspatients,fromthesharingandadaptationofexistingtechnologies,aswellasofthetechnical-scientificimprovementofthedentists

Introduction: One of the nurses most important responsibilities is the maintenance of skin integrity, so the prevention and treatment of pressure injuries (LP) are nursing priorities, as well as the appropriate applicability of tools for such actions. Objective: The purpose of this study was to characterize from the literature review the support tools used by nurses for the prevention of pressure injury. Material and Methods: This is a bibliographic review study, systematized, based on the qualitative approach of the descriptive exploratory type. Results: Among the scales described in the analyzed articles, the highest number indicates the Braden Scale as the tool most used by the nursing professional currently in the prevention of pressure injuries. The Braden scale, much cited during the research, does indeed serve the patient not only during the evaluation, but also in the prevention of pressure injury, but it is important to remember the validation and efficiency of the other scales analyzed as: WaterlowScale, Norton Scale, Sunderland Scale and Cubbin& Jackson Magazine Scale. Conclusion: It is up to the nursing professional and his / her team to prevent and evaluate pressure injuries, and the tools for such evaluation must be applied correctly, to attendthe patient in their needs, being possible, therefore, to identify the failures in each patient, improving nursing care in this contexto.

The proposed study focuses on the subjectivity of the environmental ethos that looks like tryingto regulate by Resolution No. 4,327 / 14 of the Central Bank of Brazil. The analysis of this regulatory text will be made through the prism of actions perceived by the companys employees who work in financial institutions, considering studies and data related to the situation of those in the workplace, where accidents and injuries happen, as RSI/RMDWand bullying. In the study, the environment is considered as an object of right under Law No. 6938 of August 31, 1981, whereby the National Environmental Policy defines environment as conditioned complex laws and interactions of natural order, allowing, houses and govern life in all its forms in order to scrutinize the regulation of the Central Bank of Brazil, in order to weigh up the financial institutions hasresponsibility for the environment in which the company develops and must then respond by reflections that this environment can provide on those who work in it professionally, specifically as company employees, and those who live in it eventually. At the end, it will be found that although there is a concern for the environmental risk this seems to be is related more to financial risk, accounting and property, than with those who interact in the environment itself, which may represent a inefficiency of solving standard set.