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Herbal Mediated Magnesium Oxide Nanoparticles For Root Canal Treatment
Get PDFOral cavity inhabits wide range of microorganisms which comprises of bacteria, viruses and protozoans.Endodontic disease is a biofilm facilitated infection, and objective in its treatment is the removal of these biofilms from the endodontic canals. Biofilms are aggregates of microorganisms in which cells are frequently embedded in a self-produced matrix of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) that are adherent to each other and/or a surface.These Nanoparticles can be employed in any past of RCT treatment as in sealers, obturating materials, irrigation, and intracanal medicament. Magnesium oxide Nanoparticles have antibacterial and anti biofilm activities against two cariogenic microorganisms including Streptococcus mutans and Streptococcus sobrinus where S. mutans significantly contributes to dental caries. Also from other inorganic metal oxides magnesium oxide Nanoparticles are nontoxic and relatively easy to obtain.
Materials and method: The study involved invitro setup. The natural teeth extracted due various reasons mostly caries involving the pulp were selected for the study.The anterior teeth were selected and were scaled to remove debris and calculus. The RCT was performed. Dried Teak leaf (5mg)+50ml of ethanol was boiled and filtered. 5ml Magnesium oxide was added to 20ml of distilled water, colour changes.Solution was later kept for drying at 80’C using hot air oven. Later % of lysis analysis was done with blood buffer along with SEM and FTIR analysis.
Results: control of blood with buffer showed a % of lysis of 5 whereas our samples showed around 4.2 which is below 5. It also shows the haemocompatibility in our samples.
Conclusion: Herbal mediated MgONPs using teak extract is showing positive results as antimicrobial activity is shown but it’s activity is less as compared to the control
Distribution of the Severity of Osteoporosis by Bone Molecular Density among Age Groups of Patients after Dual-Energy Absorptiometry in 2017-2022 in the Belgorod Region
Get PDFThis article is a study of the prevalence and severity of osteoporosis diagnosed using dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry. The study period is 6 years, involving patients aged 18-74 years, living in the Belgorod region and having lesions in the lumbar spine and/or hip joints. The data obtained do not contradict the global trends in the prevalence of osteoporosis. In addition, men of the younger age group and women of the older age group were more prone to osteopenia
The Psychological Impact of Adopting a Healthcare Blockchain system- Pros and Cons
Get PDFThis research aims to provide a quantitative examination of blockchain technology in healthcare in order to better understand its potential applications and draw clearer conclusions about its potential pros and cons.The study employed the use of a simple random sampling method by the researcher. The entire sample size for this study is 387 personnel working in hospitals. The study\u27s data gathering went smoothly, though, because 387 personnel working in hospitals were chosen at random. After researching the pros and cons of blockchain psychological impact on healthcare sector is studied. Prior to distribution, the questionnaire is mapped out and checked for reliability. In this article, experts from many fields who are at the vanguard of blockchain conceptualization, development, and implementation offered their perspectives. The findings will aid scientists in pinpointing healthcare applications most suited for blockchain technology.Even while the use of blockchain technology in healthcare is still in its infancy at present, its potential benefits are enormous. Technology has not been widely implemented in the healthcare industry just yet, but this is expected to change. Few studies have been conducted on the topic, highlighting the need for greater investigation into practical applications
The Effects of Task-Centered Programs on Gait in Stroke Patients
Get PDFBackground/Objectives: we evaluated the effects of a real life task-based program on gait of stroke patients with hemiplegia. Methods/Statistical analysis: Thirty stroke patients participated in this study. Subjects were randomly divided into a task-centered program group(N=15) and a general balance training group (n=15), both of which were applied for 30 minute / a day, thrice a week / 4 weeks. The MTD balance system was used to evaluate weight bearing capacity on the paralyzed side of the patient prior to walking ability, and the Timed Up and Go test (TUG) was used to assess walking ability. Findings: The task-centered program group showed significant improvement in weight-bearing and walking abilities on the paralyzed side compared to the general balance training group after treatment.Improvements/Applications: It was found that task-centered programs were helpful in improving weight-bearing and walking ability on the hemiplegic side
Importance of Development of Pedagogy and Psychology of Responsible Farming Production through Sustainable Soil and Water Management
Get PDFSoil deterioration and crop yield loss are common outcomes ofsoil quality depending on tillage for intense growing crops. Furthermore, intense cropping comes with significant expenses for gasoline, labor, agrochemicals,as well as other manufacturing factors. Intensive tillage is a type of farming that involves a lot of work depletes soil carbon and raises greenhouse gas emissions, mostly CO2, which has an effect not only on soil productivity but also on air quality, which contributes to "climate change." Conservation agriculture is examined as a feasible method for long-term agricultural production and agricultural growth in this article. When compared toAgriculture based on tillage, the adoption of conservation agriculture has been found to exist associated with the following major points: improves the soil structure and support; continued to increaseability to discharge and retain water; rainwater dangers are lessened alsohaze on the surface of the water pesticidewastes of approximately to 100percent and fertilizer leftovers of up to 70percent; but also approximately a quarter to a third to a third to a third to a third to a third to a third to a third to a third to a third to a Furthermore, crops leftovers are left on the surface in a much more natural manner to maintain the soil and to encourage the carbon cycle to shift toward the conversion of plant carbon to ground organic material and compost. Physical changes in climatic conditions have an impact on many different organisms, and although individual species have varied reactions, most organism groups are more abundant under conservation agriculture than in manuring systems. Crop rotation, appropriate weed control, crop residue management, mulching, the introduction and maintenance Cover crops, seed changes, including transplanting apparatus are all examples of this. Cover crops, seed changes, including transplanting apparatus are all examples of these are all important aspects of conservation farming. Despite the advantages of farming, therestill, there is doubt, particularlythroughout Europe, regardingthe suitability of conservation measures for European soil and climatic conditions, and also farming techniques. Nonetheless, it will be more important than for farmers to develop responsible farming production that can fulfill their economic requirements while also addressing consumer concerns and minimizing environmental damage
A Study on Impact of Emotional Intelligence in Organization Growth and Productivity
Get PDFThe most important thing that affects how well employees do their jobs and how committed they are to their organizations is their ability to understand their own feelings and the feelings of others. Emotional intelligence is important for predicting employee work performance and organizational commitment because most jobs require people to be able to handle their feelings. The goal of the study is to find out how emotional intelligence affects organizational commitment and how well employees in the manufacturing industry do their jobs. For the study, a descriptive design was used. Respondents were given 120 questionnaires at random, but only 100 were filled out and sent back. These were used for analysis. The study showed that there was a strong link between employees\u27 emotional intelligence, their commitment to the company, and how well they did their jobs. 56.90% of the difference between EI and organizational commitment could be explained by EI. Emotional intelligence was responsible for 27.90% of the differences in how well employees did their jobs. Employees Emotional Intelligence and their commitment to the organization did not have a strong positive relationship. So, it is suggested that companies require new employees to take part in an organizational socialization Programme that includes an emotional intelligence test. This will help new employees make up for their lack of experience, which will help them do a better job
Planning Psychology and Rehabilitation Elements in Curriculum for Special Need Student
Get PDFWhen just a small number of courses are being addressed, the article shows that a simplified method may give sufficient data to associate current energy and best exercises that can be expanded affixed to, as well as critical areas that need to be improved. Furthermore, the core findings and best practices may be applied to any engineering education setting. The curriculum is a critical component in determining program results. It usually contains of modules and courses that must be connected together in order for students to achieve the necessary learning goals. The goal of this project is to investigate the imperial and abstract foundations of curricular-centered calculated planning, as well as how curricular planning and execution are reflected in instructional structures and student experiences. A learner survey, instructor convertion, and contented analysis were all utilized in this paper\u27s study
Relationship between Self–Efficacy and Student Psychology in Blended Learning Courses
Get PDFHigher education institutions have a growing desire to find new approaches to improving education quality, increasing student participation, and better managing information resources. Educational institutions are adopting blended learning as a result of technological advancements, which have a significant influence on educational outcomes. We\u27re here to talk about how a blended course deployed in a "Management" course at a university improved student satisfaction. In specifically, we are interested in LMS characteristics that influence the LMS\u27s self-efficacy and the effect they have on learner satisfaction. Self-efficacy in the learning management system (LMS) was shown to have a beneficial influence on learners\u27 satisfaction with their education. Additional factors that influence LMS self-efficacy include the system\u27s content, its usability, and its components that promote the development of critical thinking
Review of Implementation Fidelity on Home-Based Virtual and Robotic Rehabilitation Study for Stroke
Get PDFBackground/Objectives: Stroke is a critical chronic health problem in rehabilitation.We aimed to review the fidelityof home-based virtualand robotic rehabilitation studies in stroke survivors.
Methods/Statistical analysis: We searched electronic databases such as NBASE, PubMed, Cochrane Library, ProQuest, and CINAHAL to find the relevant literature. Keywords or MeSH terms such as “stroke,” “virtual reality,” “augmented reality,” and “tele* were searched for, and articles published before February 20, 2021, were included. A total of six published articles were reviewed; three studies used virtual therapies for home-based rehabilitation of stroke fighters, and the remaining three used robotic treatment.
Findings: In thesix studies selected for review, the FuglMeyer Assessment scale was frequently used to assess physical function. The intervention period, in general, was 20–45 minutes per session for eight weeks, but some studies were unrestricted. Virtual therapy has been shown to vary depending on personal conditions. However, this was like the regular application of 2–3 cycles per week. Intervention doses in robotic therapywere higher than those in virtual treatment. The findings indicate thatvirtual treatment improved upper limb function in all studies, whereas robotic home-based rehabilitation did not improve arm function.
Improvements/Applications: The frequency of use and dose of the virtual devicewas lower than those of the robot-assisted device but not inferior to those of the robot. Virtual and robotic devices can be helpful tools for home-based rehabilitation
Developing the Life Quality of the Elderly in Local and Its Psychological Effect with the Participation of the Community, Muang District, Chaiyaphum Province
Get PDFThis development research aims to study the health conditions and the need for activities to improve the quality of life of the local elderly through community participation in Muang District, Chaiyaphum Province. Improve the quality of life of the local elderly by community participation and assessing their satisfaction with improving the quality of life of the local elderly. The samples were elderly people in the municipal district of Chaiyaphum Province. The research tools were as follows:1) The questionnaire was divided into three sections: general information, quality of life of the elderly, and satisfaction with participation in the development program. 2) A program to improve the quality of life of the local elderly through community participation, 3) group conversation, and 4) in-depth interviews. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and paired t-tests. The results showed that the health conditions of the elderly were in a state of illness with chronic underlying diseases, ranked in 5 orders as follows: high blood pressure, Diabetes, Stomach disease, and degenerative bone disease. The needs of the local native elderly and the elderly require love, warmth, generosity, and concern from their family members. Improving the quality of life of the local elderly by community participation when comparing the quality-of-life scores overall development was at the highest level and a statistically significant increase (p-value<0.001) (Mean diff =40.81 95% CI for mean diff 36.03-45.59). Satisfaction with improving the quality of life of the local elderly through community participation was at the highest level and increased significantly (p-value<0.001) with (Mean diff =16.38 95%CI for mean diff 13.62-19.1)