In globalization era, most of children are easier to be interfered with the facilities provided by the development of era. It influences students thought, behavior, and character that can cause the development of emotional. As parent must be more sensitive to give children parenting for their emotionals, to guide and teach toward something proper and belong before they go down into worse behavior as the result of lost control of emotional. This research is aimed to find the way how to do parenting properly toward the children based on Islam perspective. The method of research used is done by Library Research in term of related and relevant books toward the existed case in this research. The result of this research shows that emotional parenting is quitely important and there are four important phases of children life related with their emotional characteristics. Moreover, in every single phase has own parenting method to be implemented.

Generally speaking, listening, speaking, reading and writing are four basic skills for English learners. Reading as a mean to learn English is indispensable in the process of English learning. Thus, English reading comprehension is especially important for English learners. However, grammatical metaphor in reading materials is always one of the reasons that cause troubles for English learners. Because of grammatical metaphors students may miss or misunderstand some important information in English reading materials. Thus, it is essential to conduct a deep research on grammatical metaphors. And this article will explore how interpersonal metaphors influence students’ English reading comprehension. This article will explore this kind of influence from two aspects: one is the Mood metaphors; the other is the Modality metaphors. In addition, some cases will be listed to support the ideas. Meanwhile, some feasible suggestions on English reading comprehension will be put forward

Hospital assessment and performance are crucial measures to evaluate the efficacy of any health Centre and it requires a thorough knowledge about the same. A retrospective evaluation from 1st Aug 2018 to 30th Aug 2018 of the tertiary hospital were assessed for Bed Occupancy Rate, Bed Turnover Ratio , Average Length of Stay, Mortality rate for ICUs, Mortality rate for hospital and were subjected to mathematical formula to calculate and interpret the results. This manuscript provides the case study and a mini review on the same. Comprehensive assessment of hospital enables the identification of strengths and weaknesses in the system that can be used to develop new improving strategies.

Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne tropical disease caused by the dengue virus. Symptoms typically begin three to fourteen days after infection. This may include a high fever, headache, vomiting, muscle and joint pains, and a characteristic skin rash. Recovery generally takes two to seven days. The present study was conducted in Department of Medicine, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, from the period of January 2017 to December 2018 to Study of Clinical and Haematological profile of patients with dengue fever. In our study, the incidence of dengue fever common in males compared to females. Majority of patients were in the age group 31-40 years. Out of 100 patients 69(69%) patients were diagnosed to have DF, 24(24%) patients were diagnosed to have DHF and 7(7%) patients were diagnosed to have DSS based on WHO criteria. Fever was present in100 cases, myalgia in 94 cases, headache was present in 81 cases, joint pains in 90cases, vomiting in 74 cases, pain abdomen in 69 cases, rash in 52 cases, hepatomegaly in 21 cases, bleeding in 34 cases and shock in9 cases. As per WHO criteria 71(71%) patients had low platelet counts. Apart from attempts to control the spread of the Aedes mosquito there are ongoing efforts to develop antiviral drugs that would be used to treat attacks of dengue fever and prevent severe complications. Discovery of the structure of the viral proteins may aid the development of effective drugs

Background: Children with ß-thalassemia major are at higher risk for myocardial dysfunction that adversely affects their quality of life. Cardiac biomarkers are valuable tool for assessment of such children. Our aim was to assess heart fatty acid-binding protein (H-FABP) versus B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) in thalassemia patients as biomarkers of myocardial dysfunction. Methods: This controlled study involved 35 children with ß-thalassemia major and 35 healthy children. Clinical assessment, echocardiography, serum ferritin, BNP and H-FABP were done. Results: H-FABP and BNP were higher in thalassemia than healthy children. Left ventricular dimension and pulmonary pressure were significantly higher and ejection fraction was significantly lower in thalassemia patients. H-FABP has positive correlation with BNP, left ventricular dimension, pulmonary pressure, serum ferritin and the duration of blood transfusion. Conclusion: Elevated H-FABP is associated with myocardial dysfunction in otherwise asymptomatic thalassemia patients.

The peculiar anatomy, muscular attachment, and thickness of cortical plate which is interposed between the thicker tooth‑bearing mandibular body and the thinner ascending ramus in addition to the presence of the third molar makes the angle region of the mandible irreplaceable. Innumerable treatment modalities have been proposed for mandibular angle fractures; although the ideal modality remains controversial. The choice of fixation in maxillofacial skeleton should be reformed based on the fracture patterns, displacement, stability of segments, and satisfactory postoperative function. However, due to the varied fracture patterns, there arises a need for variation in fixation devices and their localization. We put forth a case of a mandibular angle fracture displaying a unique fracture pattern and its management along with a brief review and update pertaining to the way mandibular angle fractures should be managed

Cancer treatment suffers with the failure of chemotherapeutic agents because of multi drug resistance. Investigation of new molecules involves huge expenditure and time. Present investigation aims at the dual loading of anticancer agent Imatinib Mesylate along with Piperine on to bovine serum albumin nanoparticles in order to overcome multi drug resistance and to achieve the maximum therapeutic effect. Desolvation method with the addition of acetone is used to prepare the nanoparticles. Drugs and polymer are subjected to differential scanning calorimetry. Nanoparticles are evaluated for encapsulation efficiency, particle size, zeta potential and drug release studies. In-vitro anticancer activity of the nanoparticles against Human Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM) cell line T98G is determined. Results indicated compatibility in DSC, an encapsulation efficiency of 52.456%-88.254%, particle size of 208.3nm -497.3nm, zetapotential of -16.5mV to -63.2mV and drug release of 86.256% to 94.56% in 24H. In in-vitro anticancer activity % of cell death is 68.257% to 79.658%. Results suggest increased anticancer activity with the nanoparticles dual loaded with Imatinib mesylate and Piperine.

Uraemia is the clinical syndrome which occurs when there is a marked nitrogen retention due to renal failure. It had been suggested that urea level has an effect on coagulation and haematological profile. The haemostatic status was studied in Thirty known uraemic patients of the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital Enugu. Fifteen non-uraemic people were used as controls. The mean result obtained are as follows:-Packed cell volume (PCV), 29 ± 5.4%, Platelet count, 238 + 80.4 n 109L, prothrombin time, 14.8 + 1.45 seconds, Bleeding time 5.9 + 1.98 minutes. For control subjects the following result were obtained: Packed cell volume40.8 + 2.4%, Platelet count 267 ±48 x 109L, Prothrombin time 12.9 +_0.93 seconds and Bleeding time 2.43 + 0.52 minutes. A statistical comparison of the above results between uraemic patients and control subjects showed that there were no significant difference in the platelet count (P>0.20) and prothrombin time (P>0.1) but showed significant difference in the packed cell volume and Bleeding time. A weakly positive correlation (r= + 0.11) was found to exit between prolongation of bleeding time and blood urea

Much research has concentrated on the seed extracts of Piper guineense and not on the leaves which are widely consumed and hence this study. Fifteen male wistar rats weighing 150-250g were randomly divided into control, low dose (LD) and high dose (HD) groups of five rats each. LD and HD groups received 250mg/kg and 350mg/kg b.w. respectively of aqueous leaf extract of Piper guineense by gavaging. Duration of feeding was thirty days. The results showed significant increases (p<0.001) in serum levels of aspartate aminotransferase (AST) and alanine aminotransferase (ALT) in both LD and HD groups compared with control. Serum total cholesterol (TC) was significantly (p<0.001) increased in both LD and HD groups compared with control. Serum triglyceride (TG) was significantly increased in HD group compared with control (P < 0.001) and LD (P<0.001) groups. High density lipoprotein (HDL-c) was significantly increased (p<0.001) in LD compared with control and decreased (p<0.001) in HD compared with control and LD groups. Low density lipoprotein (LDL-c) was significantly increased in LD (p<0.001) and HD (p<0.01) compared with control and decreased in HD (p<0.001) compared with LD. TG/HDL-c in the HD group was significantly (p<0.001) increased compared with control and LD groups. Aside RBC count and MCH which were significantly increased (p<0.05) and decreased (p<0.05) respectively in HD compared with LD group, all other haematological parameters (Hb, PCV, MCHC, MCV and WBC and platelet counts) did not differ significantly among the groups. In conclusion, consumption of aqueous leaf extract of Piper guineense causes dyslipidemia and elevation of liver enzymes but no significant effect on hematological indices.

Background: Background: Vitamin B12 (B12) deficiency leads to a wide spectrum of disorders affecting all age groups. However, reports on B12 status in vegetarian adults in India are limited. Hence, we determined the prevalence of B12 in the northern Indian vegetarian population. Methods: A cross sectional study was conducted in an urban north Indian population amongst 200 apparently adults distributed into 3 age groups: <20, 21-40 and >40 years. Plasma concentrations of B12 were analyzed. Results: The overall prevalence of B12 deficiency was 45%. B12 deficiency was higher in vegetarians (35.5%) compared to those consuming non vegetarian diet (9.5%). Conclusions: These results indicate a higher prevalence of B12 deficiency in apparently healthy vegetarian adults in a north Indian population

The profunda femoris artery is very important branch of femoral artery supplying the thigh. One of its important branches is medial circumflex femoral artery. Knowledge about variation in its origin is important for the surgeons and radiologists. The present study was conducted in 50 embalmed cadavers in the department of Anatomy, Stanley Medical College. The medial circumflex femoral arteries were seen originating from profunda femoris artery in 84 %. In 16% medial circumflex femoral arteries were seen originating from the femoral artery at the same level of profunda femoris artery.

This research aims to analyze employee performance of rattan industries in Central Sulawesi. This is descriptive quantitative research. The research population were comprised of all employees and owners of rattan-based small- and medium-scale industries (industri kecil dan menengah or IKM) based in the city of Palu and regencies in Central Sulawesi, amounting to 245 people. Its sample size consisted of 152 people. It employed a research variable, which was employee performance that was divided into 4 dimensions: working quality, working quantity, cooperation, and sense of responsibility. Data were analyzed descriptively using the application SPSS. Findings suggest that the majority of the research respondents were male (96.9%) aged 30-40 years (42.0%). In terms of education, most respondents were senior high school graduates (96.71%) and had worked for 1-5 years (53.0%). They generally had never formally attended job training (77.0%). Employee performance based on the dimensions of working quality and sense of responsibility fell into a high category while viewed from the dimensions of working quantity and cooperation, it fell into a moderate category. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that the performance of employees of the rattan industries in Central Sulawesi was high in running a rattan business. However, employees need to strengthen their cooperation in order that their working quantity increases and their working quality improves

The crevicular incision is a very simple incision. It has many applications in various surgeries like flap surgery, apicoectomy, transalveolar extraction, bone biopsy and orthognathic surgery. In the management of fracture mandible, a routine vestibular incision is used. There are many complications associated with the vestibular incision like infection, wound dehiscence, mental nerve injury. These postoperative complications are rare with the crevicular incision. Like in other oral surgeries it can also be used as one of the approach to access fracture in the mandible. It not only provides wide surgical exposure but simultaneously it gives more visibility to both upper and lower limits of the fracture line. Since this incision crosses the sulcus of gingiva it can affect the health of gingival tissues. With this question, we planned this study to find out the outcome of the crevicular incision on periodontal health if used in open reduction & internal fixation. This study was done on patients with isolated mandibular fractures of symphysis and body region. Comparison of crevicular incision (study group) with a vestibular incision (control group) was done on the basis of certain periodontal indices (Gingival index, Pocket probing depth, Clinical Attachment level) which was recorded preoperatively and postoperatively after 6 weeks, and 12weeks. The results of the current study revealed that well performed ORIF for fracture mandible by using crevicular incision does not lead to periodontal problems. It showed almost similar long-term outcomes compared to the vestibular incision in ORIF.

One effort to improve competence and provide opportunities to develop employees is to provide a competitive remuneration package. The purpose of this study is to understand and uncover the behavior of Seafarers in shipping companies. Seafarers who take over professions. The approach of this research is qualitative methods, with the model of the fenomological approach (Alfraed Schutz), religious phenomenology, conventional (Bogdan Biken) and IFIAS which see social behavior as behavior oriented to the past, present and future of someone who has switched professions. The results of this study show about seaman behavior. 1. Behavior change is formed by predisposing factors, enabling factors, driving factors and information factors, 2. Transfer of aspirational professions and religiosity in pursuing life as a form of career and professional motivation, 3. For seafarers age is a very strategic consideration, where in his life he has left all the life of his social interaction in the general public, 4. The profession has experienced the initial conditions of a high tension of life caused by desire and anxiety, 5. Transfer of the profession done by someone due to a different social status with others

This paper focuses on some strategies and procedures that can be used to teach speaking to beginners and intermediate students in Senegal where the majority of the students has not only a lack of opportunities and are seldom exposed to the English language, but also are found to be silent, shy or have a profound fear of being wrong. Since more importance is given to reading and writing skills, communicative activities such as introductions, role plays, use of fables and talking tasks are efficient alternatives to improve students’ oral communication skills in junior and high secondary public schools in Senegal by integrating lessons with the National curriculum for English language. This study also claims that students’ use of mobile phones which is forbidden by the schools legislation is inevitable to improve speaking skills in the process of foreign language learning. It shows that despite resources constraints in many remote areas, it is possible to improve students’ oral communication skills in a relaxed and stress free environment.