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Role of raja ram mohan roy and the abolision of sati system in india – a study

Raja Ram Mohan Roy was hailed as the father of Indian Renaissance. Nineteenth Century India witnessed a remarkable transformation in the Social ideas in the History of India. Age old ‘Sati system’, ie, burning of Widow in her dead husband’s funeral pyre which existed in India was abolished due to the effort of Raja Ram Mohan Roy He was the founder of Brahmo samaj and he also played a vital role in the abolition of Polygamy and Child marriage in India.

Review of 6s methodology

In the modern days, the manufacturing companies require not only quality management system standards, but also require the continuous improvement in the quality management and safety of workers in the plant. This requirement is fulfill with the help of many advanced techniques and methods in the manufacturing sector. 6S is the one of most popular method in these days to fulfill the need of manufacturing companies. This method provides the improvement in quality, standards and safety in the plant.

Elucidation the toxicity mechanism of metal oxide and carbon-based nanoparticles with p53 protein using molecular docking approach

Metal oxide and carbon-based nanoparticles (NP) have a wide range of application in various fields, including paint, electroluminescent, pharmaceutical, and other industries. In the last decade, there is an exceeding demand of the applications using these particles in biomedical sciences such as in drug delivery system whereas these materials are also used widely in the environmental applications. Due to their extensive applications, these materials are the class of highest global annual production.

Occupational segregation by caste in present India

The caste based discrimination does not only affect the spheres of education, work and employment but also the wide Horizons of life, which can be detrimental for the country's future. This paper concentrates on the detailed analysis of occupational segregation or should we say the discrimination and lower footing of the scheduled castes in employment. The paper in its analysis focuses not only on the SCs but also the Other Backward castes, because both of these groups have been subjected to centuries’ long discrimination.

Social support and mental health among married women teachers

The present study aimed to find out the social support and mental health among married women teachers. For this purpose, a total of 302 married women teachers were randomly selected from 41 Arts and Science Colleges affiliated to Bharathiar University located in and around Coimbatore city. Multi-dimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support and Mental Health Inventory were administered to all the subjects. Obtained scores were analyzed with the help of ANOVA, z test and Regression.

Music therapy in the treatment of alzheimer: an integrative review

Objective: Explain through scientific productions the effects of music therapy in the symptomatic control of Alzheimer's disease. Method: This is an integrative review with time cut from 1998 to 2017, carried out in the database: Web of Science, PubMed, EBSCO Information Service, Scopus, SciELO, BIREME e LILACS, descriptors: art therapy, Alzheimer disease; music therapy, nursing. Through the search question “Music therapy brings beneficial results for patients with Alzheimer's disease”.

Serum prolactin level as a biological marker of severity in liver cirrhosis

Background: Cirrhosis of the liver is a chronic disease that involves the whole organ. In liver cirrhosis the gonadal axis is affected. Hyperprolactinemia is often present in these patients as well as hyperestrogenemia, both are responsible for the clinical characteristics of feminization. Patients and Methods: We investigated 50 patients with cirrhosis. The diagnosis of cirrhosis was based on biochemical evidence and clinical diagnosis including ascites or encephalopathy. Also prognostic indices (Child-Pugh) and prolactin levels are assessed. Results: Mean age was 51.94±5.99.

Physiopathological changes of patients in encephalic death

Objective: To identify, through the medical records, the pathophysiological changes resulting from brain death and to assess nursing actions in the management of these changes. Methods: It is a descriptive, cross-sectional study with a quantitative approach. We analyzed 170 charts of patients evaluated for brain death. Descriptive statistical analysis was used, and frequency, average and standard deviation. Results: Traumatic brain injury was the cause of diagnosis for the most frequent brain death (45.3%).

Basic life support: knowledge for nursing practice in pre-hospital service

Objective: To evaluate the Basic Life Support and the knowledge for the practice of nursing in the pre-hospital service with emphasis on CRCA. Method: It is a descriptive and cross-sectional study of a quantitative approach, which was carried out from October 2015 to March 2016 in the Mobile Pre-hospital Care Services (SAMU) and fixed services that are the Emergency Care Units (UPA).

Evaluation of entrepreneurship level of students attending school of physical education of sports according to some variables (foundation university example)

The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between entrepreneurship levels of students attending school of physical education and sports and some variables and to determine entrepreneurship levels. In accordance with this purpose, target population of the study are students receiving education in the departments of coaching, sport management, and recreation in Esenyurt, Haliç, Gedik, and Gelişim University. The sample is composed of volunteer students determined by simple random sampling method (n=778).