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Family dysfunctionality, impact on academic performance in students from rural areas
Get PDFIn the rural context, cultural, social or ethnic manifestations define the unique characteristics that identify each of its members, for the families that live in these areas, they are various economic or educational situations that its members must face, this research aimed to analyze Family dysfunctionality, impact on academic performance in students, using the qualitative and quantitative method, the first to describe their environment from what is known with experiences of the area, the second with the application of a survey to the teachers and students of the Honorato Vásquez Educational Unit, in order to understand the repercussions that affect the academic performance of the students, in addition, the bibliographic review of recognized authors who They allowed us to support each of the approaches. The results obtained by the students indicate that the factors that affect academic performance are living in rural areas, family problems, lack of economic resources, this leads to problems of indiscipline, little mathematical reasoning or little social relationship within the classroom. , teachers argue that the separation of parents, family problems, commitment at an early age, home economics, also argue that family relationships in an environment of love
Efficacy of Sarjadi Lepa Gutika and Terbinafine Ointment in Dadru (Tinea Corporis)
Get PDFThe term 'Kushtha' can be referred to various skin disorders. 'Dadru' is a type of Kushtha. In Dadru there is pradhanataof Kaphaand Pitta Dosha. It exhibits clinical features of Kandu, Raga, Pidika, Utsanna Mandala. On basis of clinical features Dadru is similated with Tinea by many scholars. Tinea is superficial fungal infection in which the fungi colonises dead keratinized epidermal tissues of skin, hair and nails and produces annular lesions over skin surface. Efficacy of Sarjadi Lepa Gutika and Terbinafine Ointment in Dadru (Tinea Corporis). Study contains 60 patients of Dadru which will divided at way into two groups (each group contain 30). In Group A (Intervention)-Sarjadi Lepa Gutika quantity sufficient for local application with sufficient quantity water at morning and night time and Tiladi Churna 6gm at morning after meal with warm water for 30 days and Group B (Experimental group) will be given Terbinafine Ointment quantity sufficient for local application at morning and night time and Tiladi Churna 6gm at morning after meal with warm water for 30 days. Assessment will be recorded on every 15th day (15th day, 30th day and 45th day). Subjective and Objectives outcomes will be assess
Diabetic retinopathy disease
Get PDFINTRODUCTION: Diabetic Retinopathy is an eye disease that can cause loss of vision and vision in people with diabetes. Diabetic retinopathy occurs when high blood sugar levels affect the blood vessels in the retina. Nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy (NPDR) and proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR) are two types of diabetic retinopathy (PDR). Blood sugar levels may be controlled to control NPDR. PDR is a very serious condition that affects the middle view. Diabetes retinopathy is diagnosed using dilated eye scan, fluorescein angiography, and optical coherence tomography. Laser treatments, eye injections, and surgery are also used to treat the onset of diabetes. To prevent new blood vessels from growing behind the eyes, injections of vascular endothelial cell factor inhibitors are injected directly into the eyes. AIM: Diabetic retinopathy disease. CONCLUSION: Diabetic retinopathy is a permanent condition. Laser analysis (photocoagulation) is normally very helpful at avoiding vision damage when performed before the eye is damaged. If the eye is not badly affected, surgical removal of the vitreous gel will increase vision (vitrectomy). An anti-inflammatory or anti-vascular endothelial growth factor injection may help create new blood vessels in some cases of chronic diabetes
To fabricate and evaluate the wound healing activity of herbal medicated plasters containing the extracts obtained from Tridax procumbens and Azadirachta indica
Get PDFThe present research work is to fabricate medicated plaster containing herbal extracts for wound healing properties. Till date no herbal medicated plaster have been prepared and evaluated using the extracts obtained from the plants Neem and Coatbutton. The objective of the present studyis to provide the herbal medicated plasters to the society. The majoradvantage of this medicated herbal plaster is its safety, efficacy, portability and efficiency. There is much more study such as Collection of plant, Extraction of plant materials and their antimicrobial test, Evaluation of qualitative and quantitative test, Estimation of total phenolic content, Antioxidant study, Antimicrobial study, Estimation of patch test, Antimicrobial studies of patch test. The plant extracts were quantitatively analysed for total flavonoids content, total phenolic content, and antioxidant activity. Methanolic extract of Azadirechta indica and Tridax procumbens has shown presence of high content of flavonoids and total phenolic content. Also the Azadirachtin content in the neem extracts was determined. All the six extracts AIME, AIPE, AIAE, TPME, TPPE and TPAE were subjected to antimicrobial activity.In patch test FII batch shows the excellent antimicrobial activity.FII patch was selected for fabrication of plasters which was then subjected to the pharmacological study
Study of the efficacy of Tryushanadigudika in the management of Prameha with special reference to diabetes mellitus type II
Get PDFBackground: Pramehais a Tridoshaj, Kapha predominant disease. There are twenty kinds of Pramehas in Ayurveda. Out of these Madhumeha is one of the types of Vataja Pramehas. Due to similarities of signs and symptoms, Madhumeha can be correlated with Diabetes mellitus type II. In Ayurveda, Nidanparivarjana, Shodhana and Shamana Chikitsa are described for Prameha.In Chakradatta, Tryushanadigudika is indicated in the management ofPrameha (Diabetes mellitus type II). So, this study was conducted to compare the effectiveness of Tryushanadigudikain the management of Prameha with special reference to Diabetes mellitus type II. Methodology: Total 40 patients were enrolled and randomly divided into two equal groups. Group A was treated with Tryushanadigudika and Group B with Tab. Metformin for 30 days. Patients were assessed for Kshudhadhikya, Naktamutrata, Kar-Pada Suptata, Hasta Pada Tala Daha, Fasting and Postprandial blood sugar levelon 0 and 30thday. Results: Significant improvement was observed in Subjective and Objective parameters like Kshudhadhikya, Naktamutrata, Kara Pada Suptata, Hasta Pada Tala Dahaand blood sugar level (Fasting and Postprandial) in both groups
Contribution of ayurveda for management of ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder): A case report
Get PDFAttention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) is one of the commonest neurobehavioral disorders of childhood, affecting social, learning, and behavioral abilities with a prevalence rate in India of 1.3 per 1000. In Ayurveda, specific mental clinical conditions associated with psychiatric and behavioral disturbances are elaborated under the term “Unmada.” The Unmada is such a condition compromising particular emotional, behavioral, psychological, and physical features. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurobehavioral disorder of childhood that mostly occurs in school-going children. Hyperactivity and inattention are the common clinical features of this disease. Both these symptoms are already narrated in ‘Unmada’ mentioned in Ayurveda. Its prognosis is Sadhya (Curable) by treating it with internal medications and various therapeutic procedures. Ayurveda suggests the treatment protocols, Snehana (Oleation), Swedana (Sudation), Shodhana (Purificatory) procedures like Vamana (Emesis), Virechana (Purgation), Basti (Medicated enema), Nasya, Dhumapana (Medicated smoke), Anjana (Collyrium application), Abhyanga (Massage), Lepa (External application), Parisheka (Oil bath) also Shaman Chikitsa (Internal medication). This case study aimed to assess the efficacy of Ayurvedic management for the management of ADHD. Nine years old male child presented with their parents at Ayurvedic hospital with complaints of hyperactivity, unable to speak properly, lack of concentration, recurrent anger
Effect of phala ghrita on development of ovarian follicle followed by beejotsarga (ovulation) in patients of infertility due to ovarian factor in comparison with clomiphene citrate
Get PDFBackground -Failure to ovulate is the major problem in approximately 30% - 40% cases of female infertility. The Beeja is the core stone of the female reproductive process and absence of this factor Garbha cannot occur in spite of the proper Ritu, Kshetra and Ambu. Vagbhat stated the effect of Phalaghrita on Vandhyatva (infertility), so with an objective to study the effect of Phalaghruta in comparison with clomiphene citrate study will be carried out. Materials and methods-This Single blind(participant) randomized control clinical involves two groups with 30 subjects each. Group A (Study Group)will be treated with administration of Phala Ghritain the dose of 10 ml B.D. orally with Anupana of cow milk 100 ml. Group B (Control Group)will be treated with administration of Tab. Clomiphene citrate50 mg O.D. orally for 5 days from day 3 to 7 of Menstrual cycle. Expected outcome - Primary outcome of study will be development of follicle and Beejotsarga (ovulation) and Secondary outcome will be conception. Conclusion- Effect of drug Phala Ghrita will be stated as per observed result
Evaluation of bone loss around dental implants in smokers and nonsmokers
Get PDFIntroduction: Dental implants are used to replace missing teeth. Smoking tobacco is considered as risk factor in implant success rate. Materials and method: In present study 50 patients were divided into equal two groups: Group I with smokers and Group II with nonsmokers. After considering the inclusion and exclusion criteria, implant was placed by slandered aseptic procedure in both the groups. The success of implant was assessed clinically for mobility f implant and radiographically for marginal bone loss at 3, 6 and 9 months after implant placement. The difference in the parameters at each recall interval was examined and recorded. The obtained data for both the groups were statistically analyzed. Results: There was marginal loss around dental implant and implant mobility was observed in smoker at 3,6 and 9 months. The finding was statistically significant in group I. Conclusion: There is definite correlation of smoking on failure of dental implants
Emotional stability and its relationship to anxiety about coronavirus among Najran University students
Get PDFThe study aimed to examine the relationship between emotional stability and anxiety about Coronavirus among Najran University students. To achieve the objectives of this descriptive study, the researchers used the scales of emotional stability and anxiety about the Coronavirus pandemic. The study sample consisted of (521) students at Najran University (319 males, 202 females), who were selected following the simple random method. The results revealed that the students’ level of emotional stability came to a medium degree, and the level of anxiety about the Coronavirus pandemic among students also came to a medium degree. In addition, there was a negative statistically significant correlation between emotional stability and the level of anxiety about the Coronavirus. The study revealed statistically significant differences in the level of emotional stability according to the gender variable in favor of females, indicating that males were more emotionally stable than females. Furthermore, there were significant differences based on the type of college in favor of scientific colleges. However, no significant differences in the level of anxiety in favor of gender or college type
Balinese culinary entrepreneurship amid globalization
No full textThis article intends to examine Balinese culinary entrepreneurship in the midst of this current of globalization, it is often found that millennials tend to choose or buy food from outside (imported) such as fast food which is considered more prestigious. Whereas typical Balinese food has its own advantages, namely all very fresh ingredients such as meat, fish and spices, especially bebungkilan (laos, turmeric, kencur and ginger) which can attract consumers, both domestic and foreign tourists. Several factors that influence tourists to enjoy Balinese culinary specialties are the background of the food, eating and drinking habits, service and packaging. Balinese cuisine that is often offered to tourists is pork guling, lawar, satay lilit, plecing, chicken betutu, while drinks such as daluman. This research was carried out throughout 2019-2021 with the object of research namely Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka Ubud, Warung Babi Guling Pande Egi Gianyar, and Warung Babi Guling Selingsing Bu Suci Tabanan. The three research objects were chosen because many people, domestic tourists and foreign tourists visit to enjoy the Balinese specialties on offer