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Middle Black Sea Journal of Health Science MIDDLE BLACK SEA JOURNAL OF HEALTH SCIENCE I MBSJHS, 2(2), 2016 MIDDLE BLACK SEA JOURNAL OF HEALTH SCIENCE (MBSJHS) OWNER On Behalf of Ordu University Hanife DURGUN EDITOR Ulku KARAMAN Ordu University ASSOCIATED EDITORS Ahmet KAYA, Ordu University Ahmet KARATAS, Ordu University Ali YILMAZ, Ordu University Alparslan INCE, Ordu University Necati OZPINAR, Mustafa Kemal University Nulufer ERBIL, Ordu University Varol CANAKCI, Ordu University 0 MIDDLE BLACK SEA JOURNAL OF HEALTH SCIENCE 2021;7(1) FİELD EDİTOR Basic Medical Sciences Dentist Ali Aslan, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Cigdem Guler, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Gonca Gulbay, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Dogu Omur Dede, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Kosta Y Mumcuoglu, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, İsrael Elif Bahar Cakici, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Orhan Bas, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Fatih Cakici, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Pinar Naile Gurgor, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Mehmet Melih Omezli, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ulku Karaman, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Suleyman Kutalmis Buyuk, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Yasin Atakan Benkli, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Zerrin Unal Erzurumlu, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Surgical Medical Sciences Pharmacy Abdullah Alper Sahin, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ayse Baldemir, Erciyes University, Kayseri/Turkey Ali Beytur, İnonu University, Malatya/Turkey Nilay İldiz, Erciyes University, Kayseri/Turkey Alper Cirakli, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Deha Denizhan Keskin, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Seda Keskin, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Physical education and sports Kunesko Nart, Maternity Hospital Moskova/Russian Alparslan İnce, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Internal Medical Sciences Health Sciences Atakan Savrun, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Hacer Gok Ugur, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Emine Yurdakul, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Hanife Durgun, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Omer Karaman, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Nurgul Bolukbas, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ozgur Enginyurt, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Nulufer Erbil, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Sevgi Cirakli, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Serpil Sener, İnonu University, Malatya/Turkey Yasemin Kaya, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey İNTERNATİONAL EDİTORİAL BOARD MEMBERS Cheers Emiliano, Milan University, İtaly Kosta Y Mumcuoglu, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, İsrael Fabio Esposito, Milan University, İtaly Kunesko Nart, Maternity Hospital Moskova/Russian Judit Plutzer, National İnstitute of Environmental Health, Sudeep Raj Singh, Hospital in Birtamod, Nepal Hungary Katalin Sandor, Karolinska İnstitutet, Sweden II MIDDLE BLACK SEA JOURNAL OF HEALTH SCIENCE 2021;7(1) SCİENTİFİC COMMİTTEE Ahmet Caliskan, Pamukkale University, Denizli/Turkey Murat Terzi, Ondokuz Mayis University, Samsun/Turkey Ahmet Karatas, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Mustafa Alisarli, Ondokuz Mayis University, Samsun/Turkey Ahmet Kaya, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Mukadder Korkmaz, Private Clinic, Ordu/Turkey Ahmet Tevfik Sunter, Ondokuz Mayis University, Necdet Ozcay, Yakin Dogu University, Kibris Samsun/Turkey Ali Ozer, İnonu University, Malatya/Turkey Nilay Tas, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ali Yilmaz, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Omer Erturk, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Akin Yilmaz, Hitit University, Corum/Turkey Omer Karaman, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Asli Aykac, Yakin Dogu University, Kibris Ozlem Ozdemir, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Arzu Sahin, Usak University, Usak/Turkey Ozkan Cikrikci, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Aydin Him, Ondokuz Mayis University, Samsun/Turkey Selim Arici, Ondokuz Mayis University, Samsun/Turkey Aydin Korkmaz, Ordu University, Ordu Semih Kunak, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Aytac Guder Giresun University, Giresun/Turkey Serpil Degerli, Cumhuriyet University, Sivas/Turkey Aysegul Cebi Giresun University, Giresun/Turkey Sevda Onder, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Aysegul Ozkan Hitit University, Corum/Turkey Sevim Acaroz Candan, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Birsen Aydin Kilic, Amasya University, Amasya/Turkey Soner Cankaya, Ondokuz Mayis University, Samsun/Turkey Cemil Colak, İnonu University, Malatya/Turkey Sahin Direkel, Giresun University, Giresun/Turkey Durmus Oguz Karakoyun, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Sebnem Gulen, Hitit University, Corum/Turkey Ebru Canakci, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Tevfik Noyan, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Emine Samdanci, İnonu University, Malatya/Turkey Timur Yildirim, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Engin Senel, Hitit University, Corum/Turkey Tuba Yildirim, Amasya University/Turkey Esra Erdogan, Gulhane Medical Faculty, Ankara/Turkey Tugba Raika Kiran, İskenderun University, İskenderun/Turkey Erdal Benli, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Tuba Seyda Savrun, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ezgi Ucar Tas, Fatsa State Hospital, Ordu Tulin Bayrak, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Funda Dogruman-Al, Gazi University, Ankara/Turkey Ulku Karaman, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Hakan Korkmaz, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Varol Canakci, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Hakan timur, Ordu education Res. Hos. Ordu/Turkey Yeliz Kasko Arici, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Hamza Cinar, Abant İzzet Baysal University, Bolu/Turkey Yunus Guzel, İNOVA hospital, Nevsehir/Turkey Havva Erdem, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Zeki Yuksel Gunaydin, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Hilal Altas, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Zeynep Koloren, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Kursat Yapar, Giresun University, Giresun/Turkey Zeynep Tas Cengiz, Yuzuncu Yil University, Van/Turkey Keziban Dogan Sadi Konuk, education Res. Hos İstanbul/Turkey Leman Tomak, Ondokuz Mayis University, Samsun/Turkey Mehmet Kursat Derici Hitit University, Corum/Turkey Mehmet Yaman, Private Echomar Hospital, Zonguldak/Turkey Mete Dolapci Hitit University, Corum/Turkey Mehmet Koseoglu, İzmir education Res. Hos İzmir/Turkey Mustafa Kerem Calgin, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey III MIDDLE BLACK SEA JOURNAL OF HEALTH SCIENCE 2021;7(1) Layout Editors Secretarial Staff Atakan Savrun, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ulku Karaman, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Nulufer Erbil, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ulas İlhan, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Pinar Naile Gurgor, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ozgur Enginyurt, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Language İnspectors Sudeep Raj Singh, Hospital in Birtamod, Nepal Elif Bahar Cakici, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ulku Karaman, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Proofreading Atakan Savrun, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Biostatistical Consultant Elif Bahar Cakici, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Adem Doganer, Sutcu İmam University, Kahramanmaras Gonca Gulbay, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Cemil Colak, İnonu University, Malatya/Turkey Nulufer Erbil, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Yeliz Kasko Arici, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ozgur Enginyurt, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Pinar Naile Gurgor, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Ulku Karaman, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey Graphic Designer Ulku Karaman, Ordu University, Ordu/Turkey IV MIDDLE BLACK SEA JOURNAL OF HEALTH SCIENCE 2021;7(1) The Middle Black Sea Journal of Health Science, which is international journal, is published by Ordu University Institute of Health Sciences on behalf of the Middle Black Sea Universities Collaboration Platform e-ISSN 2149-7796 Middle Black Sea Journal of Health Science Editorial Office Ordu University Institute of Health Sciences Cumhuriyet Campus 52200, Ordu, TURKEY Tel: +90 (452) 234 5010-6105 Fax: +90 (452) 226 52 28 E-mail: [email protected] Correspondence Address: Ulku KARAMAN, PhD, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Institute of Health Sciences, Ordu University, Cumhuriyet Campus, 52200 Center/ Ordu TURKEY Phone: +90 452 234 50 10 Fax: +90 452 226 52 55 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Web site: https://dergipark.org.tr/en/pub/mbsjohs Sort of Publication: Periodically Publication Date and Place: 30 / 04/ 2021, ORDU, TURKEY Publishing Kind: Online Indexing: Turkey Citation Index, SOBIAD, Rootindexing, Academic Resource ındex, Fatcat index, Researcgate, EuroPub, Gooogle Scholar, Turk Medline V MIDDLE BLACK SEA JOURNAL OF HEALTH SCIENCE 2021;7(1) The Middle Black Sea Journal of Health Science, which is international journal, is published by Ordu University Institute of Health Sciences on behalf of the Middle Black Sea Universities Collaboration Platform Aims and Scope Middle Black Sea Journal of Health Science is an international journal that publishes original clinical and scientific research. Middle Black Sea Journal of Health Science, published by Ordu University, publishes basic innovations in health education, case reports, reviews, letters to the editor, case reports and research articles. The aim of the journal is to contribute to the international literature with clinical and experimental research articles, case reports, reviews and letters to the editor in the field of health sciences. The target audience of the journal is all scientists working in the field of health, graduate students and researchers in this field. Middle Black Sea Journal of Health Science is an open access, independent and impartial, international journal based on double-blind peer-reviewed principles. The publication language of the journal is English. The journal is published every four months, in April, August and December, and three volumes are completed. Middle Black Sea Journal of Health Science - adheres to the standards of publication ethics in health science research, Higher Education Council's Scientific Research and Publication Ethics Directive, Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), Open Access Scholarly Publishers It
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