list of environmental problems in pakistan
Women''''s Health Problems in Pakistan pot
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... possible
support including provision of small items of help in the form of paying off their bills for
repairing of sewing machines, small accessories and motors for sewing machines and
Our ... grouping, Haemoglobin Estimation, ESR, urine screening for sugar and
albuminurea, urine routine examination, screenings for Hepatitis-B, Hepatitis-C and
HIV/AIDS.
I had some savings from my clinic's ... or scinti-mammography.
Before starting the work, it was necessary to have some insight into the prevalence and
magnitude of the most pressing health problems of women living in Shamsabad....
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FINAL ACTION PLAN FOR IMPROVEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS IN CRITICALLY POLLUTED AREAS “VISAKHAPATNAM CLUSTER” ANDHRA PRADESH docx
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...
quantity of Gypsum in an area of about 100
Acres.
The industry adopted dry disposal system
of Gypsum and provided lining to an extent
of 5 acres of existing Gypsum pond with an
investment of ... complaints.
2.
Installation of video cameras in the premises of all the major industries by
focusing on the main sources of process emissions and video recording
10
1990 (Winter) – SPM ...
up-gradation of
treatment system
during 2009 – 2010
(including future
proposed investments
(in Crores)
Time Schedule
1. M/s.
VisSakhapatnam
Port Trust
Line of activity:
Handling of
various...
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The “Six Sins of GreenwashingTM” - A Study of Environmental Claims in North American Consumer Markets potx
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... No Proof
3. Sin of Vagueness
4. Sin of Irrelevance
5. Sin of Fibbing
6. Sin of Lesser of Two Evils
The “Six Sins of Greenwashing
TM
”
This “Green Paper” was prepared by TerraChoice Environmental ...
Of the 1,018 products reviewed, all but one
committed at least one of the Six Sins of
Greenwashing.
1. Sin of the Hidden Trade-Off
2. Sin of No Proof
3. Sin of Vagueness
4. Sin of Irrelevance ... Methodology…………………………………………………………………. 2
Defining and Quantifying the Six Sins of Greenwashing……… ……………………. 2
Sin of the Hidden Trade-Off ……………………………………………………… 2
Sin of No Proof ……………………………………………………………………
3
Sin of Vagueness...
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Soil microbial indices as bioindicators of environmental changes in a poplar plantation pot
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weight are often correlated or combined as an
index in order to evaluate the significance of
microbial populations and microbia
l
activity in the
cycling of elements in soils of different ... evaluating the
microbial ecophysiology implying an interlinkage
between cell-physiological functioning under the
influence of environmental factors (Anderson, 2003).
In this study the responses of ... Proceedings of the 50th Congress
of Italian Society of Soil Science (SISS).
Nannipieri, P., 1994. The potential use of soil enzymes as indi-
cators of productivity, sustainability and pollution. In: ...
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Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 1 ppsx
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... benefit
is obtained by increasing the rate beyond 75% for the average patient in the
primary care setting.
Include resistance training and stretching in the plan. Emphasize that
increasing strength ... shortening. The shortening results in a decrease in the
range of motion and a disruption of the shock-absorbing capability. Bed rest
or other forms of inactivity are devastating to muscles and joints. ... should always include suggestions that prevent MS prob-
lems from developing. Training errors and anatomic issues like pronation
increase risk of injury. Training errors are common in individuals...
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Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 3 pptx
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... in
throwing sports and certain occupations. Activities of daily living are ade-
quately performed in the range of 30° to 130° of flexion and 50° of pronation
and supination. If the range of motion ... frame may differ depending on the
degree of intervention.
13.1. Examination
The examination will differ depending on the phase of AC. Initially the
patient may be holding the involved arm to the ... sports that involve repeated flexion and extension of
the wrist or throwing. Pain can be referred to the elbow from shoulder and
wrist problems, so inquiring about pain or problems in the wrist...
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Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 4 pot
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... one of
gradual onset of lateral elbow pain, clicking, locking, and decreased ROM.
The pain increases with throwing or in a gymnast with routines that rely
on the arms to bear all the weight of ... The pain now appears after he pitches two to three innings
and he is not able to finish the game. The pain is now localized in the medial
aspect of his right elbow. He also complains of pain with ... doing well.
Elbow injury in young athletes can be prevented. Pitching technique and
number of pitches are associated with injury. Throwing breaking pitches
increases elbow pain and using change-ups...
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Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 5 pptx
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... that involve over
30% of the articular surface.
Almost all jammed fingers seen in the primary care setting will have mini-
mal instability and not require an X-ray. Splinting the PIP joint in slight ... noted in Chapter 7, may
be ulnar deviation of the wrist, swelling and pain of the MCP joints, and
forefoot pain secondary to involvement of the metatarsophalangeal (MTP)
joint.
8. Hand Problems ... attention initially but does now because of left
thumb pain and difficulty in maintaining her grasp. Her examination reveals
tenderness and swelling over the ulnar side of the MCP. The ulnar side points
toward...
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Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 6 pot
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... 25 min
of running but now it starts within minutes of beginning her run. The pain
stops when she stops running and the pain is not present with walking or at
rest. She has increased her running ... 35°.
Examination of her shoes reveals no excessive wear. A plain film X-ray of the
hip is negative.
3.2. Thinking Process
Complaints of thigh and groin pain make hip pathology likely. Finding limi-
tation ... often minimal owing to
the depth of soft tissue overlying the femoral neck. The above factors of
(1) increased risk for osteoporosis (eating disorder), (2) history of recent
increase in running...
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Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 7 ppt
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... degree of disability is determined
by the degree of injury. The symptoms are pain over the iliac crest, point ten-
derness, and pain with stretching of the abdominal muscles. Treat by initiating
RICE ... patient’s history of acute onset of pain after starting to run, difficulty in
walking, and the appearance of an ecchymosis is suggestive of a tear of one
of his muscle groups. Being in the posterior ... such movements as getting out of a car or making
sudden changes in direction while walking.
Start the examination by comparing the injured knee to the uninjured side.
Atrophy of the medial quadriceps...
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Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 8 potx
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... time of
the injury. Predisposing factors include increasing age, inadequate stretching,
fatigue, and previous muscle injury. The injury usually occurs acutely and
complaints include a sudden pain ... neurovascular
disease can be associated with lower leg pain. Overuse is the cause of most of
the problems in active patients, with shin splints topping the list. Shin splints
are a waste-basket term and a more ... sugar is running over 200 in the morning. He has no complaints of
buckling or catching of his right knee but he does note periodic swelling espe-
cially after he tries to walk.
When walking he has...
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Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 9 potx
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... options
include strengthening and stretching exercises, change in training routine, use of
corrective shoe wear, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), and
orthotics and splinting. When ... start-up pain after sit-
ting or when arising in the morning. Examination reveals swelling in between
the Achilles tendon and the calcaneus. There is generally a prominence in the
area of the superior ... change in training or correction of other predis-
posing factors occurs, the pain will return quickly. As the tendonitis con-
tinues, pain may occur during exercise and interfere with activities of...
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Báo cáo y học: "Clinical audit of foot problems in patients with rheumatoid arthritis treated at Counties Manukau District Health Board, Auckland, New Zealand" potx
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... within 20 yrs. At diagnosis,
16% of RA patients may have foot joint involvement [5]
increasing to 90% as disease duration increases [5,6]. This
can lead to joint instability, difficulties in walking ... for innovation and improvement in RA services exist
and need to be pursued vigorously including the develop-
ment of a business case for a combined DHB-academic
post in podiatry.
Competing interests
The ... of any previous interventions, includ-
ing surgery and foot orthoses.
The musculoskeletal foot examination included docu-
mentation of foot and toe deformities, foot type, joint
swelling, pain...
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Báo cáo y học: " Treatment of forefoot problems in older people: study protocol for a randomised clinical trial comparing podiatric treatment to standardised shoe advi" potx
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... tests using a 10
gram Weinstein monofilament and a 64 Hz tuning-fork.
With the participant having his or her eye s closed, t he
skin on the plantar skin of the hallux and the MTP
joints of I and ... assess
disabling foot pain. Pain 2000, 85:107-113.
18. Roddy E, Muller S, Thomas E: Defining disabling foot pain in older adults:
further examination of the Manchester Foot Pain and Disability Index.
Rheumatology ... self-report infor-
mation from the screening questionnaire. Forefoot pain
intensity is sc ored using a 0-10 point n umerical rating
scale and the location of pain is indicated on a foot
manikin [17]....
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Báo cáo y học: " A survey of foot problems in community-dwelling older Greek Australians" pot
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... 4:23
http://www.jfootankleres.com/content/4/1/23
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Discussion
The aim of this study was to describe the characteristics
of foot problems in a sample of Greek-speaking older
people living in Australia. The study findings clearly
indicate ... basis of the recruitment criteria,
it can be inferred that at least 20% of older people
attending these Greek-speaking elderly citizens clubs
have disabling foot pain according to the original ... 56:1092-1099.
32. Roddy E, Muller S, Thomas E: Defining disabling foot pain in older adults:
further examination of the Manchester Foot Pain and Disability Index.
Rheumatology 2009, 48:992-996.
doi:10.1186/1757-1146-4-23
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