This research seeks to shed light on the important issue of social service issues,
namely how the scientific and professional proper handling of social intervention and
solving some of the social problems that you may encounter individuals or famil
ies, or
reduce the severity of these problems as much as possible through the so-called (general
practice in modern social service) where is the general practice in the social service of
the newest specialized programs currently in place in developed countries, which seeks
to train researchers or specialists meetings in possession of solving the social problem
skills, according to a holistic approach fits the capabilities available, and addresses the
needs of the beneficiaries (the owners of the problems) .
This paper introduced a practical model and realistic about the social problem on
the individual and household level , and shows the stages of social intervention from the
perspective of general practice and the development of social intervention plan suits the
studied case, aimed at solving or alleviating the problems of this family .
Use this search phases of modern social intervention currently applied in
developed countries was the most important of search results that it has been most of the
problems faced by the family that has been studied exceeded , so the general practice
are suitable to solve family problems working mechanism .
Objective: To compare the effectiveness of Misoprostol administered
intravaginally every 12 versus 6 hours for termination of pregnancy in the
first and second trimesters.
Methods: Fifty six pregnant patients at 7 – 22 weeks of gestation were
ran
domized to receive 800 μg (first trimester) and 200 μg either every 12 or
every 6 hours for 48 hours.
Results: The incidence of abortion within 48 hours after initial dose, in the
first trimester was 100% in the two groups, in the second trimester the
incidences were 95.5 and 100%. The incidences of abortion by a single dose
in the first trimester were 85 and 10% in the 12 and 6 hours groups
respectively (P <0.001) The mean abortion intervals 8.3 , 20.2 and 12.4
hours in the 12 and 6 hour group respectively. Side effects were similar in
both groups.
Conclusion: Misoprostol administered vaginally is effective for termination
of first and second trimester pregnancies in non scared uterus. Giving the
medication at a shorter interval from 12 to 6 hours appeared to have no
significant benefit.