Luis Miguel Fernández, Sneha A Tharayil, Rebecca M Callahan
Beyond the Spoken Word: Examining the Nature of Teacher Gesturing in the Context of an Elementary Engineering Curriculum for English-Learner Students
Texas education review (Austin, Tex.)
study evaluated occupational injuries health hazards associated fishing occupation among nontraditional rural tribal fishing communities coastal region tamil nadu india crosssectional study included total 170 individuals belonging fishing community comprising male n 82 female n 88 participants demographic details including occupational history lifestyle characteristics socioeconomic status personal habits health status assessed questionnaire survey fishing community low socioeconomic status poor literacy lifestyle personal habits mean age participants 388 yrs male 348 female 399 yrs 10 reported usage personal protective equipment ppe work duration varied 8 24 hrs day male subjects reported smoking habits 12 alcohol consumption 23 none females reported alcohol consumption smoking habits major occupational injuries occurred due catfish 72 oysters 48 large number female subjects reported musculoskeletal pains body mass index 28 fishermen normal range abnormal blood sugar blood pressure respiratory neurological symptoms major health complaints major environmental hazards reported salinity solar radiation tides high wind injuries handling fish oysters observed major occupational burden additonally high prevalence musculoskeletal pain chronic health illness commonly observed among fishers adequate training awareness programs required effective management occupational health hazards health promotion