aijrpls vol7 issue 1aerfpublications2022-03-17T08:08:07+00:00
AIJRPLS
VOLUME 7, ISSUE 1 (2022, JAN/FEB/MAR)
(ISSN-2456-3889)Online
ANVESHANA’S INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN PHARMACY AND LIFE SCIENCES
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CHARACTERIZATION OF GASTRO-RETENTIVE FLOATING BILAYER TABLET
KOTTALA YASODAKRISHNA
Page 1-8
 | Paper TitleCHARACTERIZATION OF GASTRO-RETENTIVE FLOATING BILAYER TABLETAbstractFormulation a-8 comprising 2 percent Indion 4.14 was believed to be optimized formula because it published 99% medication within 3-5 minutes and also possesses not as dis-integration time. Optimized formulation f-4 from regulated release coating and a-8 from instantaneous discharge coating have been utilized to invent bi-layer the tablet\'s the computer. The improved formula has been researched for at gastrointestinal retention time interval of time in bunny. The research demonstrated the optimized bi-layer floating pill keeps in the bunny gut for 9 h. The improved formula has been exposed to firmness analysis for 3 weeks in 400C /75 percent RH. The equilibrium study demonstrated no substantial shift to look at of pills, drifting faculties, medication material, and in-vitro medication dissolution. Hence, biphasic medication discharge design has been achieved as a result of the formula of drifting bilayer pills.
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AEROMYCOLOGICAL STUDY OF AN URBAN AREA IN HYDERABAD CITY, TELANGANA STATE
D.Narmada & H.Ramakrishna
Page 9-14
| Paper TitleAEROMYCOLOGICAL STUDY OF AN URBAN AREA IN HYDERABAD CITY, TELANGANA STATEAbstractPresent investigation focuses on aeromycological survey, conducted from January to December 2014 at Gowliguda ,an urban area of Hyderabad city of Telangana State, India. Out of various aerosporal components recorded in the study area, fungal spores constituted about 24.57% of total aerospora. A total of 15 fungal spore types, were encountered, among which Alternaria sp.( (18.2%) found to be predominant, followed by Curvularia sp. (10.6%).Other significant spore types include, Drechslera sp .,Cercospora sp. and Bispora sp. etc. Peak representation of fungal spores in the air was found in the months of September,November and December. Some of the important fungal spores that cause allergy, include, Alternaria sp., Curvularia sp., Drechslera sp.,Cladosporium sp. and Epicoccum sp were found in the. atmosphere of study area.
KEYWORDS : Gowliguda, Hyderabad city, Fungal spores, Allergy.
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A STUDY TO FIND OUT THE CHILD LABOUR AND ITS EFFECT, ON CHILD PHYSICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL STATUS AMONG THE CHILDREN OF DHAMTARI CITY AT DHAMTARI (CHATTISGARH)
Prof. Mrs. Suchitra Paul & Dr.Tulsi Shringi
Page 15-18
| Paper TitleA STUDY TO FIND OUT THE CHILD LABOUR AND ITS EFFECT, ON CHILD PHYSICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL STATUS AMONG THE CHILDREN OF DHAMTARI CITY AT DHAMTARI (CHATTISGARH)AbstractStatement of problem: “A study to find out the child labour and its effect, on child physical, psychological and social status among the children of Dhamtari City at Dhamtari (Chattisgarh)”. Objectives of the study: 1) To assess the effect of child labour on physical, psychological and social status of children. 2) To find the association between child labour on physical psychological and social status of children with selected socio-demographic variable..Methodology: The study was Quantiative research approach was adopted in the study. Research design adopted for this study was non experimental descriptive survey design.The study was conducted in Dhamtari city ( chattisgarh.).Non probability convenient sampling technique was used in this study. The sample size 40 children..Result: The present study showed that maximum Childs i.e. 26 (65%) belong to age group of 13-17 years and 10 (25%) in the age group of 12-14 years, 4 (10%) in the age group of 9-11 years and child labour effects maximum 99.65% physical effect, 42.85% social effect, and minimum 22.60% psychological effect and The overall level of effects was 67.5% mild effect and 33% was moderate effect on child labour.
KEYWORDS : Child Labour , Child Physical, Psychological and Social Status
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GLYCEMIC INDEX OF DIFFERENT SORGHUM VARIETIES
Radhika Mamellapalli & Kavitha Waghray
Page 19-32
| Paper TitleGLYCEMIC INDEX OF DIFFERENT SORGHUM VARIETIESAbstractSorghum Vulgare (Jowar) has been found to have several health benefits for Diabetic, obese and Dyslipidemic patients. Due to its high fiber content Sorghum helps in maintaining satiety and helps in the managing hunger and weight loss.Glycemic index helps in understanding how fast a food can cause increase in the blood sugar levels.Foods that are high in glycemic index are absorbed and digested quickly and raise the blood sugars quickly. The present study has been done to determine the glycemic effect of different jowar varieties and supplemented in 150 subjects divided into 5 groups as Normal, obese, pre diabetic, Diabetic subject on OHA and Diabetic subjects on insulin. Results on sensory evaluation and consumer acceptability studies were acceptable with all the three varieties of sorghum. Three varieties of sorghum rava upma –Red, yellow and white varieties were supplemented. The upma, weighing 270 grams of cooked weight of 50gm of carbohydrate was given to the subjects. Blood samples were collected and measured and the Area under the Curve (AUC) for each subject was calculated and the Glycemic index was determined. The glycemic index was found to be low for yellow sorghum rava.( 54.7 ±2.37 ).
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A STUDY ON ORGANIC FARMING IN INDIA
Dr. V. V. Basavarao
Page 33-38
| Paper TitleA STUDY ON ORGANIC FARMING IN INDIAAbstractFood quality and prosperity are two essential factors that stand apart to the point of being seen in like way people. Creating biological care and a couple of food risks (for instance dioxins, cow-like spongiform encephalopathy, and bacterial spoiling) have fundamentally reduced the customer\'s trust towards food quality to some degree as of late. Raised conventional developing can add contamination to the hierarchy. Thus, buyers are quested for safer and better food assortments that are conveyed through more normally and really by neighborhood systems. Normally created food and food things are acknowledged to fulfill these necessities. Lately, normal developing as an improvement cycle is obtaining extending popularity. Normally created food sources have become maybe the best choice for the two clients and farmers. Normally created food assortments are significant for training natural wellbeing lifestyle. Regardless, the request that is suggested by regular developing.
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SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION OF 7-AZAISATIN DERIVATIVES
K. Chaitanya Prasad & Dr.V.V. Basavarao
Page 39-46
| Paper TitleSYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION OF 7-AZAISATIN DERIVATIVES AbstractThe synthesis of heterocyclic compounds in various ways while incorporating a range of known pharmacophores into their molecular systems and analyzing them for prospective pharmacological effects in the field of medicinal chemistry. Because of their diverse biological and pharmacological features, some of their derivatives and primary amines of azaisatin have been discovered to be of increasing interest. With this in mind, the goal is to synthesize new 7 azaisatin derivatives.
KEYWORDS : 7-azaisatin, synthesis, characterization
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EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON SOIL AND ITS HARMFUL EFFECTS
| Paper TitleEFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON SOIL AND ITS HARMFUL EFFECTSAbstractUncontrolled application of pesticides can contaminate soil and may kill other nontarget organisms. Pesticides can damage soil biomass and microorganism such as bacteria, fungi, and earthworms. Microbial biomass is a labile component of soil organic matter and has an important role in soil nutrient element cycle. S. A. had studied earthworm biomass and cholinesterase activity affected by pesticides. The authors concluded that earthworms were affected detrimentally by the pesticides due to chronic (chlorpyrifos) and intermittent exposure (azinphos methyl). Other research also showed that malathion exposure gave the significant reduction in body weight and decreased sperm viability of Eisenia fetida adults species. The organism also had an adverse impact on growth and reproduction by the chlorpyrifos exposure, and the cypermethrin exposure also gave the significant reduction in cocoon production. Pesticides which are applied to the soil could have an impact on nontarget organisms and damage the local metabolism that is required by soil fertility and pesticide degradation itself. The large pesticides application and its impact can be identified in Indonesian shallot farming.
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NUTRITION AND HEALTHY EATING - ORGANIC FOODS
| Paper TitleNUTRITION AND HEALTHY EATING - ORGANIC FOODSAbstractThe rising interest in foods that are grown organically is gaining attention in both developed and developing countries. This attention is in response to several factors such as concern about the environment, food safety, animal welfare, as well as human health. These aforementioned trepidations, together with perceived organic consumer conduct, led to identify various kinds of organic shoppers, such as food phobics, humanists and welfare enthusiasts, environmentalists, hedonists, and healthy eaters. The findings of this paper show that human health, food safety, attitudes and perceptions and willingness to pay for a price premium are some of the factors influencing consumers’ willingness to consume organic foods. Therefore, there is a need to create more awareness in the food industry relating to the health benefits of consuming organic foods.
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“A STUDY TO ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM ON KNOWLEDGE REGARDING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF INFANT AMONG MOTHERS AT SELECTED AREAS OF JAGDALPUR, Dist- BASTAR (C.G.)”.
Ms. Lipika Joshi Ms. Vimla S. Mr Jaison K George.
Page 59-68
| Paper Title“A STUDY TO ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM ON KNOWLEDGE REGARDING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF INFANT AMONG MOTHERS AT SELECTED AREAS OF JAGDALPUR, Dist- BASTAR (C.G.)”.AbstractA study was undertaken to assess the effectiveness of health education program regarding growth and development of infant among mothers at selected areas of jagdalpur, Bastar (C.G.)”. Objective - To assess the knowledge regarding the growth and development of infant among the mothers. To assess the effectiveness of health education program regarding growth and development of infant among the mothers. To find out the association between the pretest knowledge regarding growth and development of infant among the mothers with selected demographic variables. Pre-Experimental research design was taken. The data were collected using simple random technique from 60 mothers. The pretest mean score of knowledge was 9.85 and post test mean score of knowledge was 20.63. The calculated paired ‘t’ value of t = 19.07 was found to be statistically highly significant at p<0.001 level which clearly indicates after the administration of health education program there was significant improvement in the post test level of knowledge among mothers regarding growth and development of infant. There is no significant association between level of knowledge and age (1.76,P>0.05), occupation (0.85,P>0.05), religion (2.42,P>0.05), no. of children (1.02,P>0.05), family type (0.09,P>0.05), family status (1.86,P>0.05), but level of knowledge and educational status(10.87,P<0.05) shown significant association with pre-test level of knowledge regarding growth and development of infant among mothers. It was concluded that, there is a significant increase in the knowledge of mothers.
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ALLELOPATHIC EFFECT OF ACACIA AURICULIFORMIS BENTH. LEAF EXTRACT ON PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS OF SOME MANGROVE AND THEIR ASSOCIATE PLANTS
Prakash Ramrao Kadlag
Page 69-74
| Paper TitleALLELOPATHIC EFFECT OF ACACIA AURICULIFORMIS BENTH. LEAF EXTRACT ON PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS OF SOME MANGROVE AND THEIR ASSOCIATE PLANTSAbstractAllelopathy, a process that regulates the growth of other plants, is a useful way to utilize chemical fertilizers less frequently. The objective of the current study was to determine, in a lab setting, how Acacia auriculiformis Benth. leaf extract affected several mangrove and plants associated with mangroves\' photosynthetic products. Analysis of photosynthetic pigments showed that all the plants under study had fluctuating chlorophyll contents as a result of leaf extract treatment. Current research indicates that Acacia auriculiformis Benth. has an impact on the photosynthetic machinery of the plant species under study, both positively and negatively.
KEYWORDS : Phtosynthetic pigments, allelopathic effect, Acacia auriculiformis Benth., mangrove, mangrove associate .
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A QUASI EXPERIMENTAL STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MUSIC THERAPY IN REDUCING ANXIETY AMONG THE PATIENTS UNDERGOING CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY IN SELECTED HOSPITALS OF INDORE (M.P)
| Paper TitleA QUASI EXPERIMENTAL STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MUSIC THERAPY IN REDUCING ANXIETY AMONG THE PATIENTS UNDERGOING CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY IN SELECTED HOSPITALS OF INDORE (M.P)AbstractCardiovascular disease especially coronary artery disease is most important cause of mortality and morbidity in the world. Coronary angiography is the definitive and routine diagnostic procedure indicated for the evaluation of cardiovascular diseases, such as coronary artery disease and valvular disease. Coronary angiography (CAG) is an invasive and anxiety-provoking procedure for many patients. Psychological problems, especially anxiety, are the main concern of nurses taking care of these patients before the procedure. The music\'s sedative effects on healthy and ill people have been known for centuries. Nursing has now utilized the effectiveness of music therapy in interventions. Therefore, a study was done to assess the impact of music therapy on level of anxiety among patients undergoing for CAG.
Objectives: The main objective of the study is to provide support to the cardiovascular patients undergoing for coronary angiography by reducing their anxiety with the help of music therapy.
Method:
The study was done in the year 2014-2015. The research design selected was quasi experimental under that the type chosen was nonequivalent control group pre-test, post-test design was used in this study. Participants was selected by purposive sampling technique. The total sample size was 60 among those 30 patients in experimental group and 30 patients in control group. Hamilton scale was used to assess the level of anxiety.
Results:
The mean anxiety level after implementation of music therapy among samples with angiography was lower than the mean anxiety level before music therapy in experimental group. There was no significant association between the pre-test anxiety level and selected demographic variables such as age, sex, education, occupation, religion, duration of illness and dietary pattern.
Conclusion:
It was concluded that as an effective nursing intervention the music therapy had an impact in reducing anxiety among patients undergoing for coronary angiography.
Implementation For Practice: The findings of the study have implementation for nursing practice, nursing education, nursing administration and nursing research.
KEYWORDS : Anxiety, Coronary angiography, Music therapy, Hamilton anxiety scale.
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