bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Management of Acute Hypertensive Emergencies on CKD
Authors: Nova Riki , Abdullah Dessy
Published: October 2022

Hypertensive emergencies in acute CKD are clinical manifestations of kidney failure which if not treated immediately can result in damage to various internal organs that can be life threatening. One of them is the appearance of symptoms of anasarca edema, which is a serious disease that should not be ignored. Your body experiences swelling, even causing pulmonary edema. Severe anasarca edema can make the body weak and feel uncomfortable. Administration of furosemide iv up to the maximum dose is one of the treatments to avoid damage to other organs.
Relationship of factors in determination of work fatigue in bengkalis district health service employees in the time of covid-19 pandemic
Authors: Sahputra Danil , Endang Purnawati Rahayu  , Mitra  , Oktavia Dewi  , Herniwanti
Published: October 2022

Work fatigue is part of the common problems that are often encountered in the workforce, especially work fatigue during the Covid 19 period for employees of the Bengkalis District Health Office. The purpose of this study was to analyze internal factors related to work fatigue during the Covid 19 Period for Bengkalis District Health Office Employees in 2021. This study used an analytical quantitative research type with a Cross-Sectional Analytical design. The research respondents were employees of the Bengkalis District Health Office. All workers with a total of 113 people. This study uses a logistic regression test. The study was carried out from September to October 2021. It showed that the description of work fatigue in the Bengkalis District Health Office was 78 people (69%). These results are based on age P value 0.010 OR 3.370, gender P value 0.924 OR 1.160, working period P value 0.001 OR 4.140, body mass index P value 0.040 OR 2.534, marital status P value 0.029 OR 2.679, duration of work P value 0.142 OR 2,002. Age, years of service, Body Mass Index (BMI), and marital status affect work fatigue in Bengkalis District Health Office employees. It is recommended that the Bengkalis District Health Office implement WFH (Work From Home) during the Covid 19 period, limiting the working period of employees who work 3 years
The Relationship of Adolescent Knowledge About The Three Basic Threats Of Adolescent Reproductive Health (Triad Krr) With Adolescent Attitudes To Reproductive Health In Smk Negeri 1 Tuhemberua
Authors: Harefa Jernihati Krisniat
Published: October 2022

The problem that occurs in adolescents today is delinquency committed by teenagers who have begun to shift to things that are considered far beyond reasonable limits such as consuming alcohol, promiscuity that results in sexuality, HIV/AIDS, and drug abuse. Research purposesUTo find out the Relationship between Adolescent Knowledge About Three Basic Reproductive Health Threats (TRIAD KRR) With Adolescent Attitudes Towards Reproductive Health. Research design: analytic with cross sectional approach. Population: all youth of SMK Negeri 1 Tuhemberua as many as 119 people. Sample: 54 people with simple random sampling technique Instruments: questionnaire sheet and checklist sheet. Data analysis: chi square statistical test. Research results: Majoritylack of knowledge as many as 26 people (48.1%), and a minority of good knowledge as many as 10 people (18.6%).The majority of negative attitudes were 31 people (57.5%), andminority positive attitude as much as23 people (42.5%). Conclusion: there is a relationship between adolescent knowledge about the three basic threats to adolescent reproductive health (TRIAD KRR) with adolescent attitudes towards reproductive health with p <(0.000). Suggestion: It is recommended for adolescents to always be active to seek more information about the three basic threats to reproductive health (TRIAD KRR) so that they can increase the knowledge and insight of adolescents and can apply it in their lives.
Descriptive Learning Trajectories and Policy Simulations Using MICS6 Data
Authors: Kaffenberger Michelle , Silberstein Jason
Published: October 2022

In recent years, scholars associated with the RISE Programme have analysed learning trajectories using a variety of global datasets to shed light on the global learning crisis and diagnose what might help address it (Crouch, Kaffenberger, and Savage, 2021). For those who may want to build and analyse learning trajectories, this note acts as a methodological guide for doing so using an important new dataset on foundational learning, the Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys Round 6 (MICS6). We have applied the methods described in this note and, in partnership with the Global Education Monitoring Report (GEMR), developed a tool to showcase the results. The resulting “Learning Trajectories” webpage serves as an interactive introduction to learning trajectories and related policy simulations, and features a flexible data explorer for those who want to conveniently build, analyse, and apply learning trajectories and policy simulations to their own work and context.
Kompleks Geometrili Yüksek Yapıların TBDY 2018’e Göre İncelenmesi: Çamlıca Tepesi Tv ve Radyo Kulesi Örneği
Authors: YALÇIN İlayda , ER AKAN Aslı , ÖRMECİOĞLU Hilal Tuğba
Published: October 2022

Deprem yönetmelikleri, yapıların deprem etkisi altında performanslarının değerlendirilmesi ve güçlendirilmesi için belirlenmiş kurallardır. Bu kurallardan yoksun tasarlanan yapıların dayanımlarının ne derece güçlü oldukları tartışma konusudur. Yanal yükler altında hassas davranışlar sergileyen yüksek yapılar bu bağlamda ön plana çıkmaktadır. Özellikle organik formlara sahip ya da fraktal geometrilerden türetilmiş olan (kompleks geometrili) yüksek yapılar için bu durum daha fazla dikkat edilmesi gereken bir konudur. Türkiye’de deprem yönetmeliklerine bakıldığında yüksek yapılara özel kuralların 2018 yılına kadar yönetmeliklerde bulunmadığı görülmektedir. Buna rağmen ülkemizde 2010 yılından itibaren 50 kat ve üzerinde farklı geometrilerde birçok yüksek yapının inşa edildiği görülmektedir. Üstelik bu yapıların çoğu deprem riski bölgelerinden birisi olan İstanbul’da bulunmaktadır. Bu nedenle bu çalışmada 2018 yılı öncesi inşasına başlanmış olan kompleks geometrili İstanbul Küçük Çamlıca Tepesi TV ve Radyo Kulesi örnek alınarak TBDY’nin 2018’de eklenen yeni kuralları ve sağlık izleme sistemi yönergesi üzerinden incelemeleri yapılmıştır. Bu değerlendirme aşamasında ilk olarak TBDY2018’den alınan düzensizlik tanımlarının hangi faktörler sonucu meydana gelebileceği ve buna karşı hangi önlemlerin alınabileceği sunulmuştur. Daha sonra bu faktörlerin örnek yapı üzerinde var olup olmadığı tespit edilerek, yapının mevcut yönetmeliğe uygunluğu tartışılmıştır. Kurallar ile uyumsuz olan uygulama tercihlerinde ise düzensizliklere karşı önlem alınıp alınmadığı incelenmiştir. İkinci etapta yönetmelik gereğince yüksek yapılarda şart koşulan yapı sağlığı izleme sisteminin yönerge kapsamı sunularak hangi maddeler ile yüksek yapıların incelenmesi gerektiği ortaya konmuştur. Daha sonra Çamlıca Tepesi TV ve Radyo Kulesi üzerinden bu kurallar doğrultusunda nasıl yaklaşım gösterilmesi gerektiğine dair örnek bir değerlendirme yapılmıştır.
Yapılan değerlendirmelerde 2018 yönetmeliğine yeni eklenen sağlık izleme sistemi yönergesi kurallarının kompleks geometrili yapılar için hayati önem taşıdığı ve rüzgâr unsurunun yönetmeliklerde yeteri düzeyde bulundurulmadığı sonucuna varılmıştır. Bu çalışmanın amacı; mimari tasarım ve yönetmelik kavramlarının uyumsuz düştüğü noktalara örnekler vererek rijit ve estetik değere sahip yapı tasarımları için farkındalık yaratmak ve sağlık izleme sisteminin tasarımda bir faktör olarak değerlendirilmesini teşvik ederek literatüre katkı sağlamaktır.
How is the Turkish Housing Market Taking its New Shape?
Authors: AYDIN Yahya , USTUN Alkan
Published: October 2022

While being a homeowner is a common and acceptable demand in many societies around the world, it is not possible for all members of all societies to easily access their own property. This situation is a common experience in Turkey as well; indeed, there has been a steady decline in homeownership rates in Turkey since 2013. Based on official and independent statistics, buying a house is getting harder every year in Turkey. This paper will examine the current Turkish housing market to answer the research question: What are the key factors affecting the Turkish housing market in terms of distribution of homeownership and tenantry? The research basically relies on secondary data on the Turkish housing market. According to the findings obtained in the study, both national and global factors have played role in buying tendencies in the Turkish house market. Inflation and financial issues, a decrease in purchasing power, increased building costs, migration, and purchasing behaviours of housing consumers are amongst the more prominent factors dominating the housing market in Turkey.
A Review of Plant Disease Prediction Methods for Agricultural Applications
Authors:   Ph.D Research Scholar, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (Chhattisgarh), India, Shinde Nirmala , Singh Dr. Guddi ,   Faculty, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (Chhattisgarh), India.
Published: October 2022

Due to the decrease in plant quality and productivity, plant diseases seem to be responsible for significant economic losses in the world. As a result, farmers nowadays consider plant disease prediction to be an important area of research. To help an accurate prediction of plant disease, numerous techniques have been detailed in the literature. To highlight the many issues with current approaches for problem-solving predictions, we will evaluate various literary works that are focused on plant disease prediction in the agricultural industry. Based on several variables, including different datasets, year of publication and journals, performance metrics, and other considerations, the analyses of various approaches are enhanced in this case, and include the advantages and disadvantages based on the analysis of the methods. Finally, the paper concludes by discussing future research areas and difficulties in improving prediction performance for the plant disease prediction techniques used in the growing agricultural process.
An Empirical Survey of Machine Learning Based Plant Disease Prediction Models
Authors:   Ph.D Research Scholar, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (Chhattisgarh), India, Sankhe Smita , Singh Dr. Guddi ,   Faculty, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (Chhattisgarh), India
Published: October 2022

The occurrence of diseases in plants badly impacts the agricultural production, which increases the food insecurity when the diseases are left undetected. Particularly important for ensuring the availability of production of agricultural and food are the major crops, such as maize, rice, and others. Effective control and prevention of diseases in plants are based on disease forecasting and early warning, which is essential for managing and making decisions regarding agricultural productivity. In rural parts of developing nations, observations by knowledgeable providers remain the main method for plant disease identification as of yet. This draws researchers in for ongoing experienced monitoring, which may be cost-prohibitive on large farms. Besides, in some remote areas, farmers require the assistance of the agricultural experts, which is the expensive and time-consuming process. Hence, automatic disease identification for plants is important to promote the monitoring of large crop fields, which encourages the contribution of the accurate, less-expensive, automatic, and fast technique to perform the detection of diseases in plants. In this survey, the automatic detection methods used for the plant disease detection based on the deep learning methods are discussed. The importance of the deep learning methods for the detection of disease is demonstrated through the schematic sketch on the other basic machine learning techniques in agricultural applications.
Members of County Assembly (MCAs) Perception Towards Kakamega County Assembly Library Services, Kenya
Authors: Rapando Victor Aswani , Muthee Daniel Wambiri
Published: October 2022

The purpose of the study was to find out the perception of Members of County Assembly (MCAs) towards Kakamega County Assembly library and services, find out promotional strategies by Kakamega County Assembly to enhance usage of the library by MCAs and to establish the challenges encountered in enhancing the usage of Kakamega County Assembly library and services. The study was ground upon access, capacity and environment framework and adopted a descriptive research design. The target population was 91 MCAs, 3 library staff and the clerk of the county assembly whereas the sample size was 77 respondents. Simple random sampling technique was used to select MCAs whereas purposive sampling was used to select the library staff and the clerk of the county assembly. Questionnaire were used for data collection from the MCAs and the library staff. Interview technique was used to collect data from the clerk of the county assembly. Quantitative data was analyzed using descriptive statistics with the aid of Statistical Package for Social Sciences and presented graphically and in tabular form. Qualitative data was analyzed thematically and presented through narrations. The findings established that while the general perception of the MCAs towards library services and resources at Kakamega County Assembly (KCA) was not favorable, they acknowledged the importance of the library. The study recommended that KCA should ensure all services are centrally provided within the same precincts for ease of MCAs to patronize library resources and services. The study also recommended that KCA should engage in rigorous marketing strategies for library services including but not limited to opportunistic approach, presentations, library tours, producing a leaflet or a guide about services in the library and induction programme for new MCAs. Lastly, the study recommend that KCA should consider rolling out remote access services to facilitate the technologically savvy MCAs to patronize library resources and services without necessarily being physically present in the library. This study contributes to the body of knowledge particularly in as far legislative libraries in the county assemblies in Kenya is concerned. Furthermore, the study makes a significant contribution to the literature on parliamentary and legislative libraries that is very limited.
A Study of Permissioned Blockchain-Based Framework for Land Ownership Tracking in Indonesia
Authors: Christine Herny , Novelianto Koo Tito , Restiawati Meta , Jayanti Happrila Yuliana , Afriyadi Afriyadi
Published: October 2022

The rapid development of the economy in Indonesia has made land an important asset. The land registry system in Indonesia or known as Pendaftaran Tanah Sistematik Lengkap (PTSL) is enforced by the government to govern land property ownership management. However, the current land registry uses a conventional information system which lacks the ability to track data changes and verify their integrity, especially in land ownership documents. Introduction of unintended or fraudulent changes to the data may be made to look natural. This could be identified from the possibility of unauthorized users tampering and modifying the data in the land ownership document. Usually, they modify the data in land ownership documents mainly for their own personal gains or some might even attempt to monopolize the land transactions market or conduct illegal acts such as corruption. This prolonged issue could further lead to land disputes and uncertainty in land ownership issues. Therefore, this paper aims to propose a proof-of-authority permissioned blockchain concept to digitize and track land ownership registration. By utilizing blockchain technology, all of the records will be validated and stored securely in the blockchain network. In addition, permissioned access is added to only allow authorized users able to access the system; thus only specific users are able to perform actions on the system and are required to identify themselves. Through this proposed solution, the integrity of changes in land ownership documents can be achieved and validated.
Rancang Bangun Sistem Monitoring Suhu Trafo Online Menggunakan Aplikasi Whatsapp Berbasis Iot Studi Kasus Pada Gardu Induk PLN 150KV Mekarsari
Authors: Baharudin Ahmad M , Suhada Karya , Yudiana Yudiana
Published: October 2022

Internet of Things (IoT) merupakan penerapan teknologi modern dibidang elektronika. Internet of Things (IoT) merupakan teknologi yang memungkinkan adanya pengendalian, komunikasi, dan kerja sama dengan berbagai perangkat keras melalui jaringan internet. IoT dapat dimanfaatkan untuk mengendalikan peralatan elektronik seperti Monitoring suhu online. PT. PLN (Persero) UIT-JBT – UPT Bekasi, merupakan salah satu bidang PLN yang proses bisnisnya menganut pada pusat penyaluran dan pengatur beban di kawasan Bekasi dan Cikarang. PT. PLN UPT Bekasi mencakup wilayah yang merupakan pusat pemerintahan Kabupaten Bekasi. Proses monitoring PT. PLN UPT Bekasi biasanya dilakukan secara manual ke lapangan untuk memonitoring suhu Trafo dimana dari segi waktu kurang efisien. Hal ini tentu sangat merepotkan apabila kita harus selalu kelapangan tiap waktu untuk memonitor suhu trafo, membuat resiko gangguan trafo akibat suhu berlebih diwaktu suhu tak termonitor akan selalu ada. Sehingga tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk merancang Sistem Monitoring Suhu Trafo Online Menggunakan Aplikasi Whatsapp Berbasis Iot Pada Gardu Induk PLN 150KV Mekarsari menggunakan metode Design Science Researh (DSR). Sistem ini dibuat untuk memberikan masukkan serta rekomendasi bagi PT. PLN UPT Bekasi dalam memonitor suhu trafo agar lebih efektif dan efisien.
Research on the use of videogames: effects on students of secondary upper schools of Udine territory
Authors: Federica Saleri , Andrea Monculli
Published: October 2022

From the researches carried out in literature it appears how gaming is a behaviour in continuous evolution and expansion (Mauceri & Di Censi, 2020) and is widespread in the entire population, particularly among teenagers.
The present paper is the result of a multi-professional and inter-sectorial research carried out and shared with operators of the health service Azienda Sanitaria Universitaria Friuli Centrale (ASUFC), teachers of the Regional School Office (Uff. VI), the Provincial Student Council (CPS) of Udine and with a professional educator.
One of the targets of this research was to analyse the feelings and beliefs of players regarding the use of videogames and this was done in March 2021 through a questionnaire. 596 students of upper secondary schools of Udine territory joined this survey and to reach the target four videoplayer profiles have been outlined taking into account the play time: the occasional player (N = 61; 10.2%) who uses the videogames for maximum 30 minutes per day, the habitual player – mild (N=57; 9.6%) between 30 minutes and 1 hour, the habitual player – moderate (N=250, 41.9%) between 1 and 4 hours and the severe player (N=71, 11.9%) between 4 and more than 6 hours. The analysis of the replies demonstrates how all statements (21), following the chi-squared test, have a statistically important difference with respect to the profiles, except for two. It appears how the severe players run more often into potential experiences of risk of addiction or trouble, and they prefer to play instead of going out with friends, sometime also stopping friendship relations and feeling a higher desire to going on playing at the end of the session, also forgoing some hours of sleep.
The research group, taking into consideration the spreading of the behaviour of severe players (11.9%), would deem useful to plan and carry out future interventions aimed at encouraging the technological health since the first classes of upper secondary schools, in order to allow the students the acquainted use of technologies and gaming activities and to prevent the relative risks coming from the massive and improper use of these tools and actions.
COVID-19 in interventional radiology: management of the angiography room
Authors: Irene Nieri , Antonio Dore
Published: October 2022

One of the most significant challenges that the COVID-19 pandemic has created is the intervetional radiology practice. In order to guarantee the best patient care and avoid contamination of the operators, it was necessary to carry out specific management of the complex angiographic rooms.
This work aims to guide healthcare professionals in the safe execution of interventional radiology procedures on COVID-19 patients using suitable management strategies, guidelines and recommendations available, creating an appropriate work environment.
Research and revision work, targeted at COVID-19 patients, made use the main scientific literature databases of guidelines and scientific articles promoted or edited by international scientific societies.
After identifying and separating the pathways for infected patients and defining the dressing and undressing areas of the operators, a check-list was created to prepare the angiographic room and the surrounding spaces. The set-up includes removal of all non-essential mobile devices for the expected procedure and preparation of the sterile angiographic table with the necessary material and drugs. It is also necessary placement of containers for infected waste inside the room; cover of contrast injector, angiographic controls and patient monitoring devices; finally covering with clean sheets everything that cannot be moved. The standardization of operating procedures, staff training and the analysis of critical issues encountered lay the foundations for definition of best practices adaptable to different work environments.
Trimethylsulfonium: a promising new biomarker for hydrogen sulfide?
Authors: Lajin Bassam , Somma Renato
Published: October 2022

Hydrogen sulfide is a toxic gas but is naturally produced in human tissues and is referred to as the “third gaseous signaling molecule”. Little is known about the metabolic pathways of hydrogen sulfide and its endogenous natural production in humans. Thiosulfate is the currently used biomarker for hydrogen sulfide but its utility has been shown to be limited to exposure to high levels of inhaled hydrogen sulfide rather than probing low levels of environmental exposure or as a biomarker for the endogenously produced third gaseous signaling molecule. We recently identified a new metabolite in human urine, trimethylsulfonium. In the present review, we discuss the little information known about trimethylsulfonium production in humans, its potential to serve as a biomarker for hydrogen sulfide, and its utility as a biomarker under various settings.
Implementation In The Campania Region Of The Screening For Cancer Of The Uterine Cervix Using HR-HPV
Authors: Olimpia Cimmino , Simona Cacace , Lucio Marcello Falconio , Adele Maria Marzocco , Giusy Capasso , Nunzia Cecere , Andrea De Benedictis
Published: October 2022

Oncological screenings:
The screening program consists of the free and active offer (personal invitation) to the population, at risk by age, of practices that have proved to be able to significantly affect the natural history of the disease (reduction of morbidity and mortality) maintaining A convenient relationship between costs (economic, psychological, social) and the benefits (Omswilson, 1968). Oncological screenings organized currently active in our country are:
The objective of oncological screening programs is the reduction of mortality.
According to the national guidelines (PNLG) "the assumptions that are the basis of the offer of an oncological screening test to a hypothetically healthy population are:
1. that it is possible to identify the neoplasm, if present, when still asymptomatic;
2. that this anticipation of the diagnosis translates into a concrete benefit, first of all in terms of survival extension. Always the PNLG in the document at the evaluation of services stresses that:
"Screening by nature is a tool that requires caution, because it proposes to asymptomatic people, who have a perception of their positive health, a diagnostic test that can reveal the presence of a cancer in its latency period". For this reason, another professional figure represented by the "psycho-oncologist" has also become part of the last decade. As we see below the screening of the uterus's neck cancer falls more than others in the two requirements (A and (B first mentioned. Tumors that affect the uterus must be distinguished in cervix cancers and body tumors based on the segment that comes Struck by neoplasm. This work will pay attention to the first group, which by natural history, risk factors, incidence, clinical trend, therapy and finally survival. For many years, it has been the subject of public health interventions aimed at its Primary and secondary prevention.
DISEASES OF MOTH BEAN [VIGNA ACONITIFOLIA (JACQ.) MARECHAL]
Authors: Sharma Vishal , Agrawal Kailash , Ram Nanda
Published: October 2022

Pulses are obtained from leguminous plants that have many bioactive components and good nutritional value, being rich
in protein, vitamins, and abundant macro- and micronutrients and thus contribute to global food security. Moth bean is
compatible with the climatic conditions of Rajasthan because it is a drought-resistant crop though it is affected by many pathogenic
microorganisms as fungi, bacteria, and viruses. Infection of these microorganisms causes damage to plants which results in loss of productivity. In
the current context, a review on fungal, bacterial, and viral diseases of moth bean has been dealt with. The major diseases of moth bean reported are
leaf blight, leaf spots, seedling stem and root rot, pod rot, web blight, common bacterial blight, and mung bean yellow mosaic virus (MYMV)
causing yield loss.
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MENTAL TOUGHNESS BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL GAME AND TEAM GAME PLAYERS
Authors: Verma Rashmi , Kumar Yadav Sameer
Published: October 2022

Following a review of the literature, it has been found that participants of individual and team games exhibit various
psychological characteristics. As a result, the researcher decided to compare the mental toughness of players in
individual games and team games. The "independent sample t test" was used to determine the signicant differences between Individual Game
and Team Game players and to test the hypotheses. The level of signicance was set at 0.05. Descriptive statistics were used to characterstic the
Mental Toughness between Individual Game and Team Game Players. Using the purposeful sampling technique, 60 players who had
represented LNIPE Gwalior and are between the ages of 18 and 25 were selected for the current study. Each of the two games, Individual Game
and Team Game, had 30 players. The Dr. Goldberg Sports Psychological Inventory, developed in 1998, was used to examine the ve
characteristics of mental toughness: reboundability, pressure handling, concentration, condence, and motivation. According to the study's
ndings, team game players had a higher level of mental toughness than individual game players, with individual game players showing a
substantial difference in mental toughness. The three mental toughness traits of handling pressure, concentration and condence, showed a
substantial difference between Individual Game and Team Game participants, with Team Game players scoring higher in both. There was one
trait where Individual Game Players scored higher than Team Game Players, namely reboundability, but this difference was not statistically
signicant and motivation is same in team players and individual players. In individual sports, there is only one conceivable result—winning or
losing—and there is never a tie, but in team sports, all three outcomes are possible, so there is less pressure on the Team Game players. As a result,
we can infer that Team Game players are better at handling pressure. We can conclude by saying that because Team Game players performed well
on most measures of mental toughness and because Team Game environments have a positive impact on people's mental toughness, it is clear
from this study that Team Game players have higher mental toughness levels.
A STUDY ON HAEMATOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES IN COVID AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
Authors: Gopichand N. , Rajeswari G. Kamala , S Durgaprasad.
Published: October 2022

Introduction: COVID 19 diseas caused by SARS CoV2 virus affecting many people in and around the world causing
mortality and morbidity . to predict the outcome and assessing the prognosis of patients affected with COVID 19 some
biomarkers are required few such markers are haematological markers which have their impact on covid 19 disease. Materials And Methods:
This is a retrospective study done in the RTPCR positive covid 19 patients who are admitted in government general hospital Vijayawada during
march 2022 to June 2022 with inclusion criteria as all covid 19 RTPCTR positive patients who are 18 years and above of age are included in the
study and exclusion criteria as RTPCR negative and age less than 18years. A Results: s an observational study out of 100 patients 63 were males,
37 were females , majority of individuals belongs to 45 to 55years of age. 18 patients had normal complete blood picture with out any
abnormalities. In the remaining patients 19 has anaemia, 52 has leucopenia ,9 has thrombocytopenia,2 has pancytopenia . Out of 100 patients 24
had elevated serum ferritin levels, 26 had elevated D-Dimer levels ,38 had elevated LDH levels. SARS patients commonly manifest Discussion:
lymphopenia, thrombocytopenia,and leukopenia. During the onset of SARS, patients exhibit a reduction in peripheral CD4+ and CD8+ T
lymphocytes. In the present study, we concentrated on the value of the hematological ratios as NLR, our results supported a previous study that
indicated that elevated NLR predicts poor outcome in COVID-19 patients so that those with high NLR attract more attention than those with low
NLR. C-reactive protein (CRP), d-dimer and ferritin, are markers that are extensively studied in COVID-19 infected victims. Conclusions:
Common hematological abnormalities in COVID-19 are lymphopenia, thrombocytopenia, and elevated D-dimer and CRP levels. These
alterations are signicantly more common/ prominent in patients with severe COVID-19 disease, and thus may serve as a possible biomarker for
those needing hospitalization and ICU care.
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION ON VARIOUS SERVICES OFFERED BY SELECTED PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS IN ERODE DISTRICT OF TAMILNADU
Authors: Punitha K.
Published: October 2022

Indian banking has witnessed a signicant shift in its operating environment during the last decade. Various reform
measures, both qualitative and quantitative, were introduced with an objective to revitalize Indian banking sector and to
meet the future challenges banks should create proper customer satisfaction on services by examining the consumers. Customers can be retained if
the bank tries to measure and improve customer service offered to them on a continuous basis. This paper examines the satisfaction of services
offered by selected private sector banks in Erode district of Tamilnadu
POST COVID LUNG-NOT ALL IS LOST: FOLLOW-UP & ANALYSIS
Authors: Dharia Ashni , M Arun , Utpat A Ketaki , Desai Unnati , Bacche Jyoti
Published: October 2022

Background: The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is an ongoing global healthcare challenge. Up to
one-third of hospitalised patients develop severe pulmonary complications and a variety of symptoms affecting other
organs. Pulmonary and health outcomes following COVID-19 are unknown. This study is a ret Methods: rospective observational study
investigating pulmonary sequelae of COVID-19. We report the follow-up of cases who suffered from covid-19 and were symptomatic at followup. The covid-19 disease severity was classied as mild, moderate and severe according to WHO classication. Eighty COVID-19 Results:
survivors were included (mild/moderate n=34, severe=46). We conrmed several comorbidities as risk factors for severe disease. Severe disease
was associated with impaired pulmonary function. Restrictive abnormality was seen in 53(66.25%) patients. Mean FVC(SD) was
69.87%(16.42%). Mean FEV1 of 72.7% (20.62%). Twenty-eight patients had a baseline (during the covid admission) and on a follow-up HRCT
thorax. All patients had changes of COVID-19 with CT severity ranging from 12/25 to 22/25 during the active covid illness. Out of 28, CT was
suggestive of near complete radiological resolution of the disease in 17 (61%),while 11 (39%) patients had a partial radiological resolution, none
showed progression of the disease. The survivors recovered well at follow-up from respira Conclusions: tory aspects. Respiratory sequelae were
documented but without much pulmonary disability. A systematic long term follow-up for survivors is needed to assess subsequent long term
sequelae if any with regard to the respiratory system.
EMPLOYEES EXPERIENCE WITH DOWNSIZING: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF PRIVATE BANKS OF UDAIPUR CITY
Authors: Shrimali Damini , Khan Hina
Published: October 2022

Downsizing is always treated as negative as it makes the employees future uncertain, still by adopting the right way, an
organization can make the downsizing process positive for the employees who have survived after downsizing. This paper
focuses on the experience of the employees with downsizing. The objective of this paper is to study the Private Bank Employees' experience with
Downsizing. The data has been collected from 407 private bank employees with the help of structured questionnaire and it has been concluded that
majority of private bank employees of Udaipur City had positive experience with downsizing. The downsizing experience of bank employees was
signicantly different with respect to their designation and job experience.
NURSES' KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICES REGARDING PATIENT FALLS IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (ICU) OF SELECTED HOSPITALS KAMRUP (M), ASSAM: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY.
Authors: Lakiang Dakahi , Rani Das Ranju , Borgohain Saikia Unmona
Published: October 2022

Patient falls are the most common adverse event in hospital. Falls in hospitals are the most frequently reported incidents
among all safety incidents To assess knowledge, attitude and practices of Aims: nurses regarding patient falls in ICU.
Methodology: Descriptive research design was undertaken on 140 nurses by using convenience sampling technique. Participants were selected
on the basis of inclusion criteria. Structured knowledge questionnaires, 5-point Likert scale and inventory checklist were used to assess
knowledge, attitude and practices. The data was collected and analysed in terms of descriptive and inferential statistics. Majority 61.5% Results:
had moderately adequate knowledge with mean score 13.82±2.95, 60% had moderately favorable attitude with mean score of 50.59±5.99 and
95.7% of nurses had adequate practice with the mean score of 15.84±3.84. There is weak positive correlation between knowledge and attitude
(r=0.072), between knowledge and practices (r=0.047), between attitude and practices (r=0.021). There was signicant association between
knowledge with working experience (2=16.420, p=0.012), attitude with gender (2=4.752, p=0.029), and practice with gender (2=12.182,
p=0.002). Keeping in view the ndings, it is recommended that regular incentive programs Conclusions: , training and in-service education to
improve nurses' knowledge, attitude and practices regarding patient safety and patient falls should be done in these areas.
A STUDY REGARDING THE ACCEPTANCE AND ATTITUDE TOWARDS COVID-19 VACCINATION AMONG HEALTH-CARE WORKERS: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY IN A TEACHING HOSPITAL
Authors: Das Arindam , Bhaumik Ranadip , Nag Paulami
Published: October 2022

Background: Nationwide COVID-19 vaccination has been launched since 16th February 2021 and health care workers
are offered to get vaccinated at rst. Vaccine coverage is a yardstick in measuring success of vaccination program.
Despite cost-free, its acceptance among healthcare workers is not encouraging. Objectives: 1. To estimate coverage of COVID-19 vaccination
among different categories of health care workers working in Agartala Government Medical College. 2. To study their attitude towards
vaccination.3.To determine the association between selected socio-demographic parameters and vaccination. Methodology: Study Design:
Cross-sectional study. Hospital based. Study population: Health care workers of A Setting: Sample size: GMC. 300 health care workers.
Sampling: Convenient sampling .Study period: February 2021. A pretested structured and vali Study tool: Result: dated interview schedule. Out
of 300 participants, 51% HCWs has received vaccination. Among 51% HCWs 37.9%doctors, 61%technicians and 100%nurses and other HCWs
received the vaccine. 51% HCWs accepted the vaccination as protective for COVID-19 and had an attitude to receive the 2nd dose. Data
management: Data analysis performed in computer using SPSS-25 for windows. Mean and SD will be used to summarize the continuous data
and proportions for the categorical ones. P-value <0.05 will be considered signicant. Conclusion:Currently, during this COVID-19 pandemic,
only approximately 51% of the HCWs got a dose of COVID-19 vaccine and majority had an attitude towards receiving the 2nd dose. In the
context of a pandemic, vaccine hesitancy is a major barrier to implementing vaccination campaigns. To maintain benets of vaccination
programmes, understanding and addressing vaccine hesitancy will be crucial to their successful implementation.
CRIME DETECTION SYSTEM USING FACE RECOGNITION
Authors: Verma Apoorva
Published: October 2022

Real-time crime detection application using face recognition. Identication of criminal is done through thumbprint
identication. However, this type of identication is constrained as most of criminal nowadays getting cleverer not to
leave their thumbprint on the scene. With the advent of security technology, cameras especially CCTV have been installed in many public and
private areas to provide surveillance activities. The footage of the CCTV can be used to identify suspects on scene. In this paper, an automated
facial recognition system for criminal database was proposed. This system will be able to detect face and recognize face automatically. The
results show that about 98% of input photo can be matched with the template data. Face recognition is one of the most challenging topics in
computer vision today. It has applications ranging from security and surveillance to entertainment websites. Face recognition software are useful
in banks, airports, and other institutions for screening customers. Human face is a dynamic object having high degree of variability in its
appearance which makes face recognition a difcult problem in computer vision. In this eld, accuracy and speed of identication is a main
issue. It is a particular form of biometric technology that describes the automatic face identication of computing systems by looking at the face.
As a result, a robust system with good generalisation capability can be built by adopting cutting-edge techniques from learning, computer vision,
and pattern recognition. Earlier methods treated face recognition as a standard pattern recognition problem; later methods focused more on the
representation aspect after realising its uniqueness using domain knowledge; and more recent methods have been concerned with both
representation and recognition. This system consists of four phases- database creation, face detection, face recognition, attendance updation.
The goal of this paper is to evaluate face detection and recognition techniques and provide a complete solution for image based face detection and
recognition with higher accuracy, better response rate and an initial step for video surveillance.
SEASONAL VARIATION IN WATER QUALITY AND PHYTOPLANKTON PRODUCTION IN JOHILA RESERVOIR, LALPUR, AMARKANTAK (M.P.)
Authors: Kumar Kol Suresh , Payasi Y. K. , Shukla J. P. , Shukla Anuradha
Published: October 2022

Present study has been undertaken in order to assemble knowledge regarding physicochemical parameters analysis from June 2021 – May 2022 in relation to the abundance, composition and seasonal variation in the phytoplankton of Johila reservoir Lalpur Podki, Amarkantak (M.P.). It is interiorly located at Latitude 22046'20, Longitude, 81044'39'' in Lalpur and no study regarding hydrobiology in general and phytoplankton abundance in particular has yet not been conducted. Johila reservoir has its origin from Jwaleshwar temple kund of Amarkantak, hill located in Makel velly. It starts owing opposite site to the Narmada River after 15 Kilometre and nally joins the river Sone at Dasrathghat of Umaria District of Madhya Pradesh. Total area of Johila reservoir is 86 hectare (216 acers). Since no study yet has been done on phytoplankton production in relation to its physico-chemical characteristic hence present study has been undertaken. Phytoplankton population were dominated by Chlorophyceae, Myxophyceae and Bacillariophyceae in decreasing order. Chlorophyceae members revealed dominance over Myxophyceae and Bacillariophyceae.
“SPECTRUM OF HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF FALLOPIAN TUBES AND ITS POSSIBLE RELATION TO THE STATE OF UTERUS AND OVARIES IN SURGICALLY REMOVED SPECIMENS” – A TWO YEAR STUDY IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL.
Authors: Devi Kh Ambala , sona Pasang , Gatphoh Soram Gayatri , Singh L. Bimolchandra
Published: October 2022

Background: The fallopian tube functions as an anatomic and physiologic link between the ovary and the uterus in reproduction by ensuring
efcient and orderly ovum transport and providing a proper environment in which fertilization occurs. Not much studies has been done about the
lesions of fallopian tube and its relation to the lesions of uterus and ovaries Objectives: To study the various histopathological lesions of uterus,
ovaries and fallopian tubes. To correlate the possible relation of the lesions in the uterus and the ovaries to the changes in the fallopian tubes.
Materials And Methods: This study was carried out in the department of Pathology, Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal, Manipur,
India . A total of 80(Eighty) specimens of total abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salpingoophorectomy from patients who underwent surgery
in the Obstetrics and Gynecology department of Regional Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital were obtained for study for a duration of 2 years
starting from May 2015 to April 2017. Majority of cases were with a clinical Results: diagnosis of uterine broid followed by chronic cervicitis and
DUB. The incidence of tubal lesion was 18.75% and tubes with normal ndings comprised 88.75%. It is well appreciated that the Conclusion
conditions involving the fallopian tube are frequently non neoplastic pathologic conditions like ectopic pregnancy, acute and chronic salpingitis in
contrast to the neoplastic conditions.
A CASE REPORT OF RETROPERITONEAL TERATOMA IN A 11 MONTH OLD INFANT:
Authors: N Amruth , shah Jignesh
Published: October 2022

The incidence of primary retroperitoneal teratoma in infancy is rare but in children it is seen in 3-4% of overall germ cell tumors and 1-11% of
primary retroperitoneal neoplasms . Most often they are asymptomatic and diagnosed incidentally and presents clinically only after attaining large
size in the form of abdominal distension, abdominal mass with or without compressive symptoms. It is basically diagnosed using the help of
radiological investigations like ultrasonography and contrast-enhanced computed tomography(CECT) of abdomen and nal diagnosis is
conrmed after a thorough histopathological examination of the specimen. The denitive treatment includes complete surgical removal of
teratoma. Here we are reporting a case of primary retroperitoneal teratoma in a 11month old male infant who presented with right sided abdominal
mass and treated by complete surgical resection. Histopathological examination suggested the diagnosis of mature cystic teratoma.
A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY TO ANALYZE RESULTS OF ANTERIOR TUCKING TECHNIQUE OF TYPE-1 TYMPANOPLASTY IN PATIENT OF CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA MUCOSAL TYPE
Authors: Modi Pruthvi , Gupta Nishit , Nagpal Tapan , Jadeja Radhika , Patel Maharshi , Shah Aarjav
Published: October 2022

Introduction: Chronic otitis media(COM) is a major public health problem in children and adults. Tympanic membrane (TM) perforations lead to
recurrent ear infections and hearing loss. Tympanoplasty has been the surgery of choice for the pars tensa perforation of tympanic membrane.
Anterior, large and subtotal perforations have a high chance of residual perforation after surgery due to lack of anterior support. To overcome this
problem various modications are done in two basic method (overlay and underlay) of graft placement. Aim of our study was to evaluate the results
of anterior tucking technique of type-1 tympanoplasty. Methodology: A prospective observational study was done. Total 40 cases of COM inactive
mucosal disease with anterior quadrant perforaion enrolled in study. Detailed history, examination and preoperative and postoperative pure tone
audiometric(PTA) ndings were noted down preformed proforma. Results: Out of 40 patients graft uptake rate was 90.00% (36 cases). 36 patients
had showed the improvement in PTA with average air bone gap gain of 12.02 dB. Conclusions: Anterior quadrant perforation of tympanic
membrane requires support to prevent graft medialization and residual perforation. Anterior tucking technique in Type-1 Tympanoplasty increase
graft uptake in large, anterior or subtotal perforation with good post-operative hearing outcome.
CLINICORADIOLOGICALAND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CORRELATION OF CASES OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
Authors: Dagla Rajan , Jaura Nikhil , Randhawa Gurleen Kaur
Published: October 2022

To correlate the acute appendicitis between clinically diagnosed, radiological evaluation and histopathologically examined specimen and the role
of total count, differential count and CRP in early diagnosis of acute appendicitis in patients admitted in AIMSR. An observational study is
conducted in the patients visiting AIMSR OPD and emergency over the period of one and half year as the diagnosed case of appendicitis. And the
data is collected from the onset of the symptoms till the discharge of the patient for any intra operative or postoperative complication. The
diagnostic criteria used in all the cases is USG along with Alvarado score. The Alvarado scoring system combined with ultrasound can be used as a
cheap and inexpensive way of conrming acute appendicitis and also reducing negative appendicectomy rate. Ultrasonography increases the
diagnostic accuracy in patients with suspected acute appendicitis to the tune of 90-95%.
“INTRAVITREAL DEXAMETHASONE AN EFFECTIVE TREATMENT IN CASES OF RECURRENT MACULAR OEDEMA IN CRVO”
Authors: Meena Neelam , K. Nainiwal Sanjeev
Published: October 2022

Retinal vein occlusion is second most common retinal vascular disease after diabetic retinopathy. Macular oedema secondary to RVO is the second
most common retinal vascular disease after diabetic retinopathy. Various treatment options have been mentioned in literature i.e., Anti VEGF
injections, retinal laser, corticosteroids, vitrectomy, etc. We here with report a case of CRVO with recurrent macular edema even after 2 monthly
doses of intravitreal ranibizumab injections who responded very well by single intravitreal injection of dexamethasone implant (Ozurdex). Till 3
months post injection of single dexamethasone implant, visual acuity was stable at 6/12 with maintaining of central foveal thickness below 250
microns without requiring of any other further mode of treatment. So we conclude that dexamethasone intravitreal implant is a very good effective
mode of treatment in such cases of CRVO with recurrent macular edema.