Abstract: The third molar teeth are the most frequently impacted teeth in the mouth and are one of the most common procedures performed by oral and maxillofacial surgeons. It is of great importance for clinicians to minimize complications, increase patient satisfaction and reduce additional follow-up visits. Dexketoprofen (DKP) is one of the most commonly used agents in providing postoperative analgesia after third molar surgery. The aim of this review is to evaluate the use of dexketoprofen in impacted third molar surgery in the literature. Keywords: Dexketoprofen, impacted third molar, analgesia, drugs

Abstract: The study was conducted to evaluate natural forest honey quality from Bedele, Chora and Didesa districts of Bunno Bedele zone, south western Ethiopia in terms of physico-chemical properties of honeybee. For the analysis, 120 honey samples each of 250gm were obtained from traditional and modern hive within the two production seasons. The physico-chemical properties evaluation was moisture content, water-insoluble solids, Hydroxyl methyl furfural, ash, acid, pH, Sugar, sucrose, diastase and electrical conductivity. Though there were significant variation (P<0.05) between the different hive types and seasons, all samples collected were found in the range of the national and international standard limits. The average physico-chemical contents were 18.65 ± 0.28 and 20.13±0.37% of moisture, 38.61 ± 3.81 and 30.34± 5.84 mg/kg of HMF, 30.45±0.91 and 27.75±2.30 meq/kg of acidity, 7.42±1.01 and 8.11±0.47 Goth scale of diastase, 4.07 ± 0.67 and 4.47± 0.22 of sucrose, 3.75 ± 0.29 and 4.08± 0.23 of PH, 0.43±0.08 and 0.55 ± 0.01mS/cm of electrical conductivity, and 0.25±0.04 and 0.20±0.13 of ash during early and late dry season respectively. The Results shows that, honeys produced in study area were excellent quality properties according to the national and international standards. Even though there were high potential of honeybee flora, beekeeping is practiced as a sideline to other agricultural activities, there was low production but good quality honeybee production in the study area. It needs to promote beekeeping sub-sector strategy that would be applicable to different production systems. Key words: Honeybee, Physico-chemical properties, Bunno Bedele.

Abstract: TChronic kidney disease is the major health problem affecting approximately 13% united state population and Indian scenario approximate 800 per million case was reported due to diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Renal disease alters the effects of many drugs, particularly when active drug moieties are renally cleared. Drug doses should usually be reduced in renal disease in proportion to the predicted reduction in clearance of the active drug moiety. Drug dosing error is very common in patient with renal impairment can cause drug toxicity and negative/ undesirable outcome. It is found that during the six month of the study period; 80 patients prescribed with antihypertensive agent, 3 patients prescribed with oral hypoglycemic drugs and 9 patients prescribed with NASIDs respectively. Study was observed that patients treated with individualized drug therapy with the proper monitoring and drug was given in an appropriate manner according to patient renal function or renal damage. Key word: ESRD, Drug dosing, GFR, antihypertensive drugs, kidney function test

Abstract: Gait is a behavioural biometric which sometimes changes due to diseases but it is still a strong identification metric that is widely used in forensic works, state biometric preserve sectors, and medical laboratories. Gait analysis sometimes helps to identify person’s present mental state which reflects on physiological therapy for improved biological system. There are various gait measurement forms which expand the research area from crime detection to medical enhancement. Many research works have been done so far for gait recognition. Many researchers focused on skeleton image of people to extract gait features and many worked on stride length. Various sensors have been used to detect gait in various light forms. This paper is a brief survey of works on gait recognition, collected from various sources of science and technology literature. We have discussed few efficient models that worked best as well as we have discussed about few datasets available. Key Words – Gait databases, Gait recognition survey, Silhouette extraction, Binary coding, Morphological skeleton, Kinect skeleton model

Abstract: Abstract: As the market is expanding day by day due to that there is also expansion in the automobile sector. Many related work of the automobile is also taking place with the help of the online presence number is increasing day by day. Many companies use the internet to increase their supply chain to meet the customer deliveries.E-commerce is taking the shape of expanding its mechanism in the supply chain and promoting its goods so that users can meet the ease of the access to their product available. Automotive e-commerce supply chain is proven to be successful in the automotive market. Electronic Commerce (EC) technologies enable Small Medium Enterprises (SME) to make their work more productive and fruitful. Implementing e-commerce has the set of benefits in their work culture, life and atmosphere. Most of the competitive environments have been created due to the online presence.There is growth in the business sector due to the adoption of the E-Commerce practices. Their various searches going on in implementation of the various. This paper also details the factors influencing the research paper in the market. Implementation and adoption of the Business-to Customer in the Small Medium Enterprises has been carried out in identifying the factor of the business mythology.Fleischer model was adopted and tested in four SMEs located in Christchurch, New Zealand. Various factor also make the study look embraces and quite effective in the recent study.Key words: E-Commerce, Small Medium Enterprises

Abstract: The need of the hour is to empower women so that they can become independent in all matters concerned with their own family and the society at large. Mahatma Gandhi, the father of our nation, believed that women’s productive abilities were essential forces that need to be allowed full and free play for human and social development with justice and dignity. The process of development would be incomplete and lopsided, unless women are fully involved in it. Emancipation of women is an essential pre-requisite for economic development and social progress of the nation. Women must be recognized as a power in development and involved actively and productively in the development process. The paper is descriptive in nature, studies the process of empowerment of women through self-Help Group(SHG) in India at large and in Tamilnadu in particular. The components of empowerment like social empowerment, economic empowerment and political empowerment were studied. Self-Help Group method was used as a tool for empowerment of women and the impact was positive in most of the cases. Key words: Self-Help Group, Women empowerment, Micro finance

Abstract: Gender is a common term whereas gender discrimination is meant only for women, because females are the only victims of gender discrimination. Females are nearly 50 percent of the total population but their representation in public life is very low. Recognizing women’s right and believing their ability are essential for women’s empowerment and development. This study deals with gender discrimination in India, its various forms and its causes. Importance of women in development, legislation for women and solution for gender discrimination are also discussed in this paper. Key Words : Gender Discrimination, Gender Equality, Legislation for women, Education, Employment

Abstract: The main source of livelihood for majority of the population in India is agriculture. Due to lack of access to improved technologies, agriculture has been established as one of the drudgery prone occupation of unorganized sector. The present study was planned to assess the impact of drudgery reducing technologies in agriculture. The drudgery areas/activities in agriculture were identified. Participatory field level skill training for proper use of the ergonomically improved farm technologies were given to women. An intervention package consisting of improved sickle, uprooter, cutter, revolving pihri , clod breaker, weeder, dung plaster (wiper) and slashing knife was introduced in villages Sidhpur Sarkari, Rani Sidhpur, Banuri and Panapar. Data were collected to quantify the impact of intervention on the level of drudgery of worker before and after the technology intervention from sample of 30 female respondents selected randomly from the given villages. Both pre test and post test of Gain in knowledge and change in awareness level were calculated. Evaluation of field validation of technology on drudgery of women was done after its use in the field conditions. The findings revealed that the farm women were not aware of the drudgery reducing technologies earlier, but after imparting training and demonstrations, their awareness level of the various drudgery reducing technologies increased significantly. The results were found to be significant at 5 % level of significance. The overall gain in awareness and knowledge of farm women was 13.29** out of a maximum score of 22 and 44 respectively on drudgery reducing technology. The results showed significant differences in pre and post test awareness level on selected respondents ‘t’ value = 3.92** and 4.56** (significant at 5% level) and knowledge level ‘t’ value = 4.81** and 3.88** (significant at 5% level). Key words: unorganized sector, drudgery, arm women

Abstract: Small scale industries play a vital role in the development of economy, mainly in developing countries. If population of India is taken into consideration it can be said that this sector has a wide scope in India. If small scale industrial sector is developed other economy related problems can be dissolved automatically. But these have to face so many problems while competing with other large scale industries. If these problems are solved or efforts are taken to foster these challenges this sector can prove itself as a developing engine. The role of small scale industries in the economic development of India in recent years is critically analyzed in this paper. Small scale industries play a vital role in the development of economy, mainly in developing countries. If population of India is taken into consideration it can be said that this sector is developed other economy related problems can be dissolved automatically. The contribution, export promotion and other economic indicators are discussed. During last 60 years, the limit of investment has changed from Rs. 5 laces in the sixties to Rs. 5 crores in 2010. If the problems are solved or efforts are taken to faster these challenges this sector can prove itself as a developing engine. It is important to examine the growth of small scale industries in the context of more liberal economy and see what kind of technology flexible specialization or mass production should be followed for further growth and to encourage employment generation. Keywords: small scale industries, growth rate, promotion, Problems

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