Volume 2, Issue 11

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Volume 2, Issue 11

November, 2017

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1. A Study to Assess the Knowledge & Attitude of Care Takers of TB Patients Regarding TB & its Prevention In TB Units of Dhiraj General Hospital with a view to Develop Information Booklet

A study to Assess the knowledge and attitude of caretakers of TB patients regarding TB among Dhiraj General Hospital is very crucial nowadays because nurses play a vital role in bringing changes and creating awareness in community and patient group, with this health of patient & a patient is also important. As TB care is commonly seen in the patient to prevent this and early case detection and prevention of TB patient awareness is the must.

Published by: Patel Hemali, Patel Gautami, Patel Ishita, Patel Yugma, Mr. Swamy P. G. NResearch Area: Nursing

Organisation: Sumandeep Vidyapeeth, Vadodara, GujaratKeywords: Care takers of TB Patient, Information Booklet, Pre-Test Knowledge & Attitude of Care Takers of Tb Patient and Its Prevention.

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2. A Descriptive Study on Knowledge Regarding Prevention of Osteoporosis among Pre-Menopausal Women in Rural Areas of Waghodia Taluka with a View to Develop Information Booklet

A Descriptive Study On Knowledge Regarding Prevention Of Osteoporosis Among Pre-Menopausal Women In Rural Areas Of Waghodia Taluka With A View To Develop Information Booklet.

Published by: Rathod Yamini, Prof. Ravindra H. N, Mr. Swamy P. G. N, Rathva Ranjit, Singh Sonali, Solanki Kripali, Vaghela RinalResearch Area: Nursing

Organisation: Sumandeep Vidhyapith University, Waghodia VadodaraKeywords: To assess the knowledge, Information booklet.

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3. Deadly Attacks and Vengeance as Portrayed by Arundhati Roy in "Walking with the Comrades"

Maoists, took the appearance of a band of outlaws in and around West Bengal, Bihar and Orissa border. They used to live in the jungles and made military style guerrilla attacks on the British sponsored East India Company. They were called as the Cowboys, who more or less looked like the Robin Hood of the fables. They took money from the rich and gave it to the poor or they fought for the welfare of villagers. Their groups were filled with idealists though they had a very literate cross-section within them. These Maoists made many idealistic speeches to please the literate sections of the freedom movement. Even now in many villages in India, Maoists are still looked upon as the saviors of poor people.

Published by: G. Danish S. Georshia, Dr. C. Bibin SamResearch Area: Indian Writing in English

Organisation: Holy Cross College, Nagercoil, Tamil NaduKeywords: Maoists Roy villagers

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4. Voice of Woman on Irrational Religious Acts: An Observation on Girish Karnad's Play Bali: The Sacrifice

Karnad has penned his plays in Kannada translated them into English. The play is based on the myth of ‘Cock of Dough’, which he came to know during his teenage. It deals with the theme of violence versus non-violence and Brahminism versus Jainism. The play is considered as a tribute to Mahatama Gandhi, the father of our Indian nation. The act of sacrificing animals and birds is an age-old tradition in Brahminism. They offer animals and birds to please and propitiate gods and goddesses. Buddhism and Jainism condemn violence in any form. The playwright takes up the issue of non-violence in a unique way. This paper talks about the Woman in the play Bali: The Sacrifice. It deals with concept of woman emancipating herself in questioning the patriarchal rules. Woman here raise her voice on the irrational traditional patriarchal acts in the name of religion.

Published by: S. PavaniResearch Area: Images of New Woman

Organisation: Sri Konda Laxman Horticulture College, Rajendranagar, HyderabadKeywords: Cough of Dough, Brahminism, Irrational traditions

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5. A Questionnaire Survey on Prescriptions of Medication Post Endodontic Treatment by General Dentists

Endodontic therapy or root canal therapy is the treatment modality for the infected pulp of a tooth which results in the elimination of infection and the protection of the decontaminated tooth from future microbial invasion. Many endodontic patients believe that post-treatment pain is unavoidable, yet several clinical trials indicate that postoperative pain occurs in only 25–40% of all endodontic patients. However, post-treatment pain may last up to several days, depending upon the treatment. Hence, successful management of endodontic pain is an important concern for patients. This Research will include the comparison of prescription of medicines, post-endodontic treatment.

Published by: Vane Swetah C. S, Dr. S. JayalakshmiResearch Area: Endodontics

Organisation: Saveetha Dental College and Hospitals, Chennai, Tamil NaduKeywords: Root Canal Therapy, Post Endodontic Treatment, Categorization of Drugs, Drug Prescription.

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6. Novel Protocol to Manage Peri-implantitis

Peri-implantitis is characterized by an inflammatory reaction that affects the hard and soft tissue, which results in loss of supporting bone and pocket formation surrounding the functioning osseointegrated implant. This short communication proposes new protocols for management of periimplantisis. The non-surgical approach involves the mechanical surface debridement using carbon or titanium currettes, laser light, and antibiotics whereas, the surgical approach involves implantoplasty, elevation of mucoperiosteal flap and removal of peri-inflammatory granulation tissue followed by surface decontamination and bone grafting.

Published by: Dr. Rohit Shah, Dr. Meenakshi Talati, Dr. Dipika Mitra, Dr. Silvia Rodrigues, Dr. Gaurav Shetty, Dr. Harshad VijayakarResearch Area: Implant

Organisation: TPCT’s Terna Dental College and Hospital, Navi Mumbai, MaharastraKeywords: Peri-Implantitis Treatment, Protocols, Surgical And Non-Surgical Therapy

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7. Implant Maintenance-A New Protocol

As implant treatment becomes part of mainstream dental therapy, dental offices should implement protocols for individualized, systematic and continuous supportive care of the peri-implant tissues. This short communication article suggests guidelines for maintenance care of dental implants. The preliminary assessment should begin with updating the patient’s medical and dental histories. The clinical implant should be examined to evaluate the following: the condition of the soft tissues, plaque index, clinical probing depth, bleeding on probing, suppuration, the stability of soft-tissue margins, keratinized tissue, mobility, and occlusion. If the clinical signs suggest the presence of peri-implantitis, radiography of the site is advisable, to confirm the diagnosis. Appropriate treatment should be pursued according to any diagnosis reached during the examination, including (but not limited to) instructions on oral hygiene, removal of supra- and sub-gingival plaque and calculus, occlusal adjustment, relining of a removable prosthesis or surgery.

Published by: Dr. Rohit Shah, Dr. Meenakshi Talati, Dr. Dipika Mitra, Dr. Silvia Rodrigues, Dr. Gaurav Shetty, Dr. Harshad VijayakarResearch Area: Implant

Organisation: TPCT’s Terna Dental College and Hospital, Navi Mumbai, MaharastraKeywords: Implant Maintenance, Protocols, Peri-implantitis.

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8. Effects of Mulligan’s Mobilization Adjunct to Agility and Perturbation Exercises in Subjects with Knee Osteoarthritis

Background: Osteoarthritis of the knee is one of the common diseases, mainly affecting the articular cartilage of a synovial joint. Which results in pain, decreased proprioception, muscle weakness, and disability. Mulligan’s mobilization helps in relieving pain and improves ROM, but lacks in stability. Agility and perturbation exercises improve stability and proprioception but lack in the improvement of ROM. Mulligan’s mobilization and Agility and Perturbation exercises in combination can bring better outcome results. Purpose: The purpose of the study is to find out whether Mulligan’s mobilization MWM (Internal rotation glide) as an adjunct to Agility and Perturbation can bring better outcome in patients when compared to Mulligan’s alone. Methods: 60 patients were assigned to two groups 30 each group and subjects were selected by convenient sampling method. Group A with mulligan’s mobilization alone and group B SWD with Mulligan’s mobilization as an adjunct to Agility and Perturbation exercises. The treatment session was performed on alternate days for 6weeks. Each subject performed all the measurement with knee function assessed NPRS, knee ROM by Goniometer, Timed up and go scale (TUG) and WOMAC index. All outcome were tested at starting the day, week 3 and final week 6 of pre and post-treatment. Results: The group analysis was done for NPRS, TUG, ROM, WOMAC in the evaluation of knee function was done using independent ‘t’ test. Within the groups paired t-test used and showed statistically significant. Conclusion: It is concluded that Mulligan’s technique with Agility and perturbation exercises is a better treatment approach than Mulligan’s with conventional exercises.

Published by: Dr. Mounika Jupudi, Dr. Sravana Kumar, Dr. Lalith MohanResearch Area: Medical

Organisation: Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad, TelanganaKeywords: Mulligan's Mobilization; Agility and Perturbation Exercises, SWD, OA Knees.

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9. Exploitation of Women – Remedies Under Different Acts

The genuine problems faced by the women in the society and remedies under different laws.

Published by: Gaddam Bhaskar RaoResearch Area: Exploitation of Women- Remedies

Organisation: PG. College of Law, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad, TelanganaKeywords: Exploitation of Women, Remedies

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10. Reservation Policy in India – Whether needs any Amendments

Regarding reservation system in India -how it was benefitted to the students in present days.

Published by: Gaddam Bhaskar RaoResearch Area: Reservation With Regard to Education and Employment

Organisation: PG. College of Law, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad, TelanganaKeywords: Reservation Policy, Amendments, Education and Employment

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11. Why Dreams were Created?

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Published by: ManivannanResearch Area: Physiological Psychology - Brain Engineering

Organisation: Keywords: Supreme Concious

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12. Working Capital Management of NMDC Ltd. : An Analysis

Working capital is nerve system of the company. Working capital management is important for firm’s profitability. The objective of financial management i.e. to maximize the wealth of the shareholders cannot be attained if the operations of the firm are not optimized, thus every firm must have adequate working capital. We will hardly find a business firm which does not require any amount of working capital, indeed firms differ in their requirements of working capital. The present paper examines the working capital performance of NMDC (National Minerals Development Corporation) limited during the period of 2012 to 2016. Financial ratios are applied to measure the working capital performance of the company.

Published by: Poonam Rani, Dr. Pradeep Kumar AggarwalResearch Area: Finance

Organisation: Sharda University, Greater Noida, U.P.Keywords: Working Capital Management, Financial Ratios, Liquidity and Profitability and NMDC.

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13. Assess the Effectiveness of Play Interventions on Anxiety Among Hospitalized Children in Selected Hospital of Yamuna Nagar, Haryana: An Experimental Study

Abstract Background: Hospitalization can be a threatening and stressful experience for children. Because of unfamiliar with the environment and medical procedures and unaware of the reasons for hospitalization, it can result in children’s anger, uncertainty, anxiety, and feelings of helplessness. Aim: The objectives of the study were to assess and compare level of anxiety before and after the administration of play interventions among hospitalized children in experimental and comparison group and to determine the association of anxiety among hospitalized children with selected variables. Method: A Non equivalent control group pretest-posttest design was used. Sixty participants were selected using purposive sampling (30 in experimental and 30 in comparison group).The data was collected by “Structured Anxiety Rating Scale” with structured interview technique from participants. Result: :- The Findings of this study revealed that in comparison of posttest mean score of anxiety in experimental and comparison group, the obtained ‘t’ value and ‘p’ value were 12.23 and 0.001 respectively, hence found to be significant (p < 0.05) at 0.05 level. Therefore the study concluded that play interventions is effective in reducing anxiety among Hospitalized Children. A significant association was found between Anxiety score and selected variables i.e education of father (0.01), education of mother (0.01), occupation of father(0.03), family monthly income (0.04), place of residence (0.01) and type of family (0.01) and any medical personnel in family (0.04) in comparison group.

Published by: Pooja SaharanResearch Area: Child Psychiatry

Organisation: M. M College of Nursing, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Ambala, HaryanaKeywords: Effectiveness, Play Interventions, Anxiety, Hospitalized Children

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14. Capturing the Nature of Generations at Workplace

Generation is considered as one factor of many that show ‘what we are’. “Every generation of employees is unique, valuable, and special, in reality, each tend to view the other differently based on their own life experiences and expectations”(Angeline, 2011). Currently originations are the place of employment for almost three generations (Baby boomers, generation X and generation Y). And in organizations workforce management is the major issue. To manage these workforces understanding their attitudes, work beliefs, characteristic and values are essential. The objective of the present study is a theoretical revision that aims to broaden the understanding of generations in workplace on different variables to apprehend the nature and characteristics of existing generations. The findings of the work guide the managers and organizations on how to utilize different generation for the effectiveness and efficiency& for developing organizations and also eliminates the perception and misunderstandings of generations.

Published by: Kothapalli Saileela, Dr. Swetha ThiruchanuruResearch Area: Education

Organisation: Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, Anantapur Campus, Andhra PradeshKeywords: Generation, Baby Boomers, Generation X, Generation Y, Attitude.

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