Statistical Analysis On The Absorption Time Of Antibiotic Capsules For Technicians, Dosage Strenght And Wall Thickness

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ABSTRACT

This project work “The statistical analysis on the absorption time of antibiotics capsule for technicians, dosages strength, wall thickness” data was collected from Kosemani hospital Ilorin, on technicians, dosages strength and wall thickness. The aim is to determine the block effect on the absorption time to technicians and also to determine the interaction between the dosages strength and technicians. The objectives is to know whether the wall thickness have effect on technicians and to know whether the interaction between the dosages strength and technicians are significant .Split plot design was used to analysis the data. 

The analysis revealed that wall thickness (block) has significant effect based on the absorption time to technicians, and it also revealed that the effect of dosages strength on technicians is significant. It is recommended that the dosage wall thickness should not above the normal range (i.e 1-6millimeters). Antibiotics capsule should be used in the full course of the treatment, if not; the medicine may not clear up the infection completely.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title Page

Approval

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Table of Content

CHAPTER ONE

1.1   Introduction

1.2   Medical Uses

1.3   Historical Background

1.4   Aims and Objectives

1.5   Scope of the study

1.6   Abbreviation used

CHAPTER TWO

2.1   Literature Review

2.2   Hypothesis

CHAPTER THREE

3.1   Data Collection

3.2   Data Used

3.3   Reason for using secondary data

3.4   Limitation

3.5   Method of Analysis

CHAPTER FOUR

4.1   Presentation of data

4.2   Data Analysis

4.3   Slit-plot analysis

4.4   Covariance analysis

CHAPTER FIVE

5.1   Summary of findings

5.2   Conclusion

5.3    Recommendation

References

CHAPTER ONE

1.1        INTRODUCTION

Antibiotics are a group of medicines that are used to treat infection caused by germs [bacteria and certain parasites]. They do not work against infections that are caused by viruses for example; the common cold or flu antibiotic normally prescribed for more serious bacterial infections e.g. pneumonia. When prescribed, it is important to take the entire course of antibiotics which helps to prevent resistance developing to those antibiotics to take antibiotics. Most side-effects of antibiotics are not serious e.g. diarrhea, or mild stomach upset such as feeling sick [nausea]. Although some people develop a serious allergy to some antibiotics, this rare.

The era of antibacterial chemotherapy began with the discovery of arsphenamine, first synthesized by Alfred Bertheim and Paul Ehrlich in 1907, used to treat syphills. The first systemically active antibiotics, prontosil were discovered in 1933 by Gerhard Domagk, for which he was awarded the 1939 Nobel Prize.

Antibiotics revolutionized medicine in the 20^th century, and have together with vaccination led to the near eradication of diseases such as tuberculosis in the developed world. Their effectiveness and easy access led to over use, especially in line-stock raising, prompting bacteria to develop resistance.

This has led to wide spread problems with antimicrobial and antibiotics resistance, so much as to prompt the world health organization to classify antimicrobial resistances as a “serious threat that is no longer a prediction for the future. It is happening right now in every region of the world and has the potential to affect anyone, of my age, in any country”

1.3 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF CASE STUDY

Kosemani hospital was established in 1986. The facility was run by Dr. Ahmed Kosemani and Dr. Abdul Jimoh. The hospital move to its present site in may 1996. Since then, the hospital has continued to undergo extensive re-engineering to face the evolving challenges in the Nigerian Healthcare industry.

They provide family-centered primary, secondary and tertiary heathcare services including a wide range of specialist services as appropriate and tailored towards patient needs.

The hospital is a training centre for undergraduate medical students. The hospital organizes continuing professional/CMF for all medical staff on a monthly basis and perform quarterly audit on in-patient management.

1.4 AIM AND OBJECTIVES

AIM

–   To determine the block effect on the absorption time to technicians

–   To determine the interaction between the dosage strength and technicians.

–   To determine the covariance effect of dosage strength on technicians.

OBJECTIVES

–   To know whether the wall thickness have effect on technicians

–  To know whether the interaction between the dosage strength and technicians are significant

• DATA COLLECTION

Although, it is not stressful in the process of collection the data, but it took me two weeks before I was able to obtain the data.

The data were collected as a result of absolute support from the management of the hospital and particularly Mr. Olaleye.

1.5 SCOPE OF THE STUDY

The project covers the period of 12 month [i.e. 1 year] of year 2014, of Kosemani hospital Ilorin, kwara state. These study focus on technicians, dosage strengths, and wall thickness. I used difficult to collect such data primarily.

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