Two emergency medical camps were organized by Rishilpi Health Programme to provide treatment to people affected by flooding in the Khejurdanga and Basundhara villages of Satkhira, Bangladesh. The camps treated people for water-borne illnesses like dysentery, diarrhea, and fever from August 12, 2011 onwards. Over 1,000 patients received free medicine and medical advice on preventing diseases. The camps aimed to reduce suffering from illness and prevent further spread of diseases among the flood victims.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps to provide treatment and medicines to people affected by flooding in Kalaroaupazilla, Satkhira, Bangladesh. The camps treated people for diseases caused by contaminated water, including dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, and skin diseases. Over 500 patients received care at camps in Dewara and Pakuria villages between August 12 and September 27, 2011. The camps aimed to reduce suffering from water-borne illness and prevent further spread of disease among vulnerable communities living in makeshift homes after the floods.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by flooding in Raypur and Kushodanga villages of Kalaroa Upazilla, Satkhira district, Bangladesh. Over 200 people were treated for diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, and skin diseases. The camps aimed to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent their spread by providing medical support and educating people on prevention. Donations were requested to continue supporting those impacted by the floods.
Rishilpi Health Programme has organized an emergency medical camp to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by flooding in Koikhali and Krisnanagor villages in Tala, Satkhira, Bangladesh. Two medical teams have set up camps and provided emergency medicines to flood victims. The camp began on August 12, 2011 and has been operating continuously. The camp aims to provide medical support to reduce suffering from water-borne diseases and prevent further spread. Records show patients have been treated for diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, and skin problems.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by flooding in Koikhali and Krishnanagor villages in Tala, Jessore, Bangladesh from 12 August 2011. The camps treated people for diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever and skin diseases. Two medical teams set up camps in Krishnanagor and another village to provide emergency medicines and educate people on preventing water-borne illnesses.
An emergency medical camp was organized in Gopinathpur Village, Bangladesh to provide treatment for people affected by flooding since mid-July 2011. Two medical teams treated patients for diseases including dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, skin diseases, and malnutrition. The camp aimed to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent further disease spread. Over 300 patients received medicines and medical advice on disease prevention. Rishilpi Health Programme continues operating mobile medical camps to help flood-stricken communities.
Rishilpi Development Project organized emergency medical camps in Beradanga and Shally villages to provide treatment to flood victims suffering from waterborne illnesses. Over 150 families were living in temporary shelters at Beradanga WAPDA dam with no income. The medical camps treated patients for dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever and other skin diseases. The camps have been providing continuous medical services and health education to reduce suffering from disease among the flood affected people since August 2011.
Rishilpi Health Programme has organized emergency medical camps in Boga and Nehalpur villages to provide treatment and medicines to people affected by flooding. The camps have been operating since August 12th, 2011. Two medical teams have treated people for diseases including dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, and skin diseases. The objective is to provide medical support and help reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized an emergency medical camp in Rajnagor Village, Satkhira District, Bangladesh to provide treatment to people affected by flooding. The camp treated many cases of diarrhea, dysentery, pneumonia, fever and other water-borne illnesses. Local families were living in makeshift shelters after their homes were destroyed by flood waters and suffering from lack of food, water and medical care. The camp aimed to reduce suffering and prevent further disease spread by providing medicines and health education.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps to provide treatment to people affected by flooding in Chadra and Barondali villages in Jessore district, Bangladesh. The camps have been operating since August 12, 2011 to treat water-borne diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, and pneumonia afflicting many victims. Two medical teams set up camps in the villages and provided medicines to sick flood victims, while also educating people on preventing water-borne diseases. The objective was to reduce suffering from illness and contain the spread of diseases among the displaced population.
Rishilpi Health Programme has organized emergency medical camps to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by flooding in Asannagor and Kapasdanga Village, Satkhira, Bangladesh. Two medical teams have set up camps and treated people for diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, and skin diseases caused by contaminated flood waters. The objective is to provide medical support to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent further spread of disease.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps in Habaspur and Shuvashini villages in Satkhira, Bangladesh to provide treatment to people suffering from the effects of flooding. Two medical teams treated patients for diseases including dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, skin diseases, and more. The camps aimed to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent further spread of disease among the flood-affected communities.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized an emergency medical camp on August 12, 2011 to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by flooding in Manikhar and Nailkuri villages in Satkhira, Bangladesh. Two medical teams set up camps and treated people for diseases caused by contaminated water, including dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, and fever. Over two months, they documented patients and the medicines provided to hundreds suffering from the health impacts of prolonged flooding.
Rishilpi Health Programme has organized emergency medical camps to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by flooding in Maniknagor and Jugikhali villages in Satkhira, Bangladesh. Two medical teams have been serving people at the camps since August 12, 2011. Diseases treated at the camps include dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, and skin diseases. The objective is to provide medical support to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent their spread.
An emergency medical camp was organized on October 2, 2011 in Harinkhola village, Tala Upazilla, Satkhira district to provide treatment to people affected by flooding. Over two months, a destitute woman had been living in waterlogged housing and suffering physical complications without means to regularly pay for medicine. The camp provided medicines to her and many other old widows. It treated diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia and fever that were prevalent among flood victims. The objective was to reduce suffering from water-borne diseases and prevent their spread by motivating people on prevention.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps in flood-affected areas of Satkhira district, Bangladesh to provide treatment and prevent water-borne diseases. Two medical teams set up camps in Phulbari and Daulatpur villages from August 12, 2011, treating sick flood victims and educating people on preventing diseases. The camps aimed to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses through compassionate medical support and disease prevention education.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps in two flood-affected villages in Satkhira district from August 12th, 2011 to provide treatment and medicines to sick people and teach them how to prevent water-borne diseases. The camps treated patients at Joynagor Mission and Kutighata Primary School and aimed to reduce suffering from flood-related illnesses through compassionate medical support and disease prevention education.
Edendale Launch 27 Nov 2015 - PresentationLinelleSmith
Ìý
The document discusses a community awareness event about breastfeeding and the Edendale Human Milk Bank held in uMgungundlovu District on November 27, 2015. The event was attended by municipal managers, ward councilors, nurses, nutrition advisors, mentor mothers, and community members. It featured presentations, a drama performance by HMBASA, and a song about breastmilk being the gift of health.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized an emergency medical camp in Kanidia Village, Tala Upazilla, Satkhira district to provide treatment to people affected by flooding. The camp treated people for diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, scabies and other skin diseases. The camp has been operating since August 12, 2011 to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent further spread of disease.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps starting August 12, 2011 to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by floods in Satkhira district. Two medical teams set up camps in Gunaly and Nalta villages, providing emergency medicines and educating people on preventing water-borne diseases. The objective of the camps was to provide medical support with compassion to reduce suffering from water-borne diseases and prevent their spread.
An emergency medical camp was organized in Gopinathpur Village, Bangladesh to provide treatment for people affected by flooding since mid-July 2011. Two medical teams treated patients for diseases including dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, skin diseases, and malnutrition. The camp aimed to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent further disease spread. Over 300 patients received medicines and medical advice on disease prevention. Rishilpi Health Programme continues operating mobile medical camps to help flood-stricken communities.
Rishilpi Development Project organized emergency medical camps in Beradanga and Shally villages to provide treatment to flood victims suffering from waterborne illnesses. Over 150 families were living in temporary shelters at Beradanga WAPDA dam with no income. The medical camps treated patients for dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever and other skin diseases. The camps have been providing continuous medical services and health education to reduce suffering from disease among the flood affected people since August 2011.
Rishilpi Health Programme has organized emergency medical camps in Boga and Nehalpur villages to provide treatment and medicines to people affected by flooding. The camps have been operating since August 12th, 2011. Two medical teams have treated people for diseases including dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, and skin diseases. The objective is to provide medical support and help reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized an emergency medical camp in Rajnagor Village, Satkhira District, Bangladesh to provide treatment to people affected by flooding. The camp treated many cases of diarrhea, dysentery, pneumonia, fever and other water-borne illnesses. Local families were living in makeshift shelters after their homes were destroyed by flood waters and suffering from lack of food, water and medical care. The camp aimed to reduce suffering and prevent further disease spread by providing medicines and health education.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps to provide treatment to people affected by flooding in Chadra and Barondali villages in Jessore district, Bangladesh. The camps have been operating since August 12, 2011 to treat water-borne diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, and pneumonia afflicting many victims. Two medical teams set up camps in the villages and provided medicines to sick flood victims, while also educating people on preventing water-borne diseases. The objective was to reduce suffering from illness and contain the spread of diseases among the displaced population.
Rishilpi Health Programme has organized emergency medical camps to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by flooding in Asannagor and Kapasdanga Village, Satkhira, Bangladesh. Two medical teams have set up camps and treated people for diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, and skin diseases caused by contaminated flood waters. The objective is to provide medical support to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent further spread of disease.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps in Habaspur and Shuvashini villages in Satkhira, Bangladesh to provide treatment to people suffering from the effects of flooding. Two medical teams treated patients for diseases including dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, skin diseases, and more. The camps aimed to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent further spread of disease among the flood-affected communities.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized an emergency medical camp on August 12, 2011 to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by flooding in Manikhar and Nailkuri villages in Satkhira, Bangladesh. Two medical teams set up camps and treated people for diseases caused by contaminated water, including dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, and fever. Over two months, they documented patients and the medicines provided to hundreds suffering from the health impacts of prolonged flooding.
Rishilpi Health Programme has organized emergency medical camps to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by flooding in Maniknagor and Jugikhali villages in Satkhira, Bangladesh. Two medical teams have been serving people at the camps since August 12, 2011. Diseases treated at the camps include dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, and skin diseases. The objective is to provide medical support to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent their spread.
An emergency medical camp was organized on October 2, 2011 in Harinkhola village, Tala Upazilla, Satkhira district to provide treatment to people affected by flooding. Over two months, a destitute woman had been living in waterlogged housing and suffering physical complications without means to regularly pay for medicine. The camp provided medicines to her and many other old widows. It treated diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia and fever that were prevalent among flood victims. The objective was to reduce suffering from water-borne diseases and prevent their spread by motivating people on prevention.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps in flood-affected areas of Satkhira district, Bangladesh to provide treatment and prevent water-borne diseases. Two medical teams set up camps in Phulbari and Daulatpur villages from August 12, 2011, treating sick flood victims and educating people on preventing diseases. The camps aimed to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses through compassionate medical support and disease prevention education.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps in two flood-affected villages in Satkhira district from August 12th, 2011 to provide treatment and medicines to sick people and teach them how to prevent water-borne diseases. The camps treated patients at Joynagor Mission and Kutighata Primary School and aimed to reduce suffering from flood-related illnesses through compassionate medical support and disease prevention education.
Edendale Launch 27 Nov 2015 - PresentationLinelleSmith
Ìý
The document discusses a community awareness event about breastfeeding and the Edendale Human Milk Bank held in uMgungundlovu District on November 27, 2015. The event was attended by municipal managers, ward councilors, nurses, nutrition advisors, mentor mothers, and community members. It featured presentations, a drama performance by HMBASA, and a song about breastmilk being the gift of health.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized an emergency medical camp in Kanidia Village, Tala Upazilla, Satkhira district to provide treatment to people affected by flooding. The camp treated people for diseases like dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, fever, scabies and other skin diseases. The camp has been operating since August 12, 2011 to reduce suffering from water-borne illnesses and prevent further spread of disease.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps starting August 12, 2011 to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people affected by floods in Satkhira district. Two medical teams set up camps in Gunaly and Nalta villages, providing emergency medicines and educating people on preventing water-borne diseases. The objective of the camps was to provide medical support with compassion to reduce suffering from water-borne diseases and prevent their spread.
Rishilpi working for flood victims of Satkhira, Bangladesh and this album shows the real picture of rural villages as well as what initiative have been taken by Rishilpi to bring the hope of their life.
Rishilpi Working for save the life of flood affected sick people through Emergency Medical camp in remote villages at Sathkhira District at Bangladesh.
Satkhira distric in Bangladesh is flood affected and almost 100,000 people are now water logged need emergency medicine and food aid. Rishilpi Development Project has started releif and rehabilitation programme fo them.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized an emergency medical camp in Daulatpur, Satkhira, Bangladesh to provide treatment and medicine to people affected by flooding starting on August 12, 2011. The camp's objective was to provide medical support to reduce suffering from water-borne diseases and prevent their spread. The medical team taught people how to prevent water-borne diseases and provided emergency medicines to sick flood victims in local villages.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps in two flood-affected villages in Satkhira district, Bangladesh to provide treatment and medicines to sick villagers. Over 12-13 August 2011, two medical teams treated patients and educated people on preventing water-borne diseases at camps in Gava and Fayzullahpur villages, with the goal of reducing suffering from illness caused by flooding.
Emergency Medical Camp for flood victims is one of the most important activities of Rishilpi. From August 12,2011 Rishilpi has been organizing the camp in different villages of Satkhira District, Bangladesh.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps in flood-affected areas of Satkhira district, Bangladesh to provide treatment and medicines to sick and helpless people starting on August 12, 2011. Two medical teams set up camps in Subarnacharand and Putimari villages, treating patients and educating locals on preventing water-borne diseases. The objective was to relieve suffering from illness caused by floods and stop the spread of disease through compassionate medical support.
Rishilpi Health Programme organized emergency medical camps in two flood-affected villages in Satkhira district, Bangladesh to provide treatment and prevent water-borne diseases. Over 12-13 August 2011, medical teams treated patients and educated people on preventing diseases at camps in Nehalpur and Suparighata villages, aiming to reduce suffering from flood-caused illness with compassionate care and support.
Rishilpi is an organization that has been serving the poor and oppressed in India since 1977 through various programs. It provides job opportunities for rural women through its handicraft program. The health program serves the sick poor and rehabilitates disabled children since 1995. The education support program has been helping underprivileged students including the disabled since 1989 by providing education materials. The water treatment plant ensures safe drinking water for the campus and community. Rishilpi's various programs aim to empower and bring dignity to the poor through opportunities for work, healthcare, education, and clean water.
The document encourages sharing the message with others to raise awareness of global suffering and promote gratitude for blessings like food and water. It urges readers to pray for those suffering from deprivation and to not take for granted what they have been given by nature compared to less fortunate children around the world. The message is meant to remind recipients to avoid wasting resources and to consider how to help others in need.
1) A rally was held in Satkhira, Bangladesh on October 15, 2011 to observe World White Cane Safety Day and raise awareness about the rights and protections of blind and visually impaired people.
2) The rally marched through town led by additional district magistrate Sheikh Hamim Hasan and ended at the Upazilla auditorium where a discussion meeting was held.
3) Over 300 people attended the event, including visually impaired persons who spoke about their experiences and rights. White canes were distributed to blind and visually impaired attendees.
We are the Rishilpi Family, an organization dedicated to bringing hope to the helpless and vulnerable by feeding the hungry, healing the sick, clothing the naked, and sheltering the homeless. Our logo represents our values of human compassion and hope for the oppressed. We invite others to join our noble mission of helping those in need.
Recent devastating flood has destroyed the thousands of families and their properties at Satkhira district in Bangladesh. As of Disaster Management Brueau(DMB) Bangladesh, Due to heavy rainfall and water logging 826,124 people of 195,562 families have been affected of 66 unions and 2 Municipality under Satkhira district. Almost 110,000 people are displaced and 27,966 families have taken shelter into 288 shelters. Education Sponsorship programme is one of the key intervention of child centred family development of Rishilpi programme and just now we have 5,200 children enrolled in our programme. Almost 37% (1,924 out of 5,200) sponsored families are now vulnerable due to waterlogged caused by the flood. Most of the mud made hut/house has been damaged and people have been living at temporary shelter at roadsides,school building or other places.Post flood rehabilitation assistance will be needed when water will recede for returning back the normal life. We can together bring the hope of their lives.
The album/presentation "Sprout the Children Smile" will help us the understand the real situation of our sponsored children and their families and we can spring their face smile with our love,sympathy and compassion.
Recent devastating flood has destroyed the thousands of families and their properties at Satkhira district in Bangladesh. As of Disaster Management Brueau (DMB) Bangladesh, Due to heavy rainfall and water logging 826,124 people of 195,562 families have been affected of 66 unions and 2 Municipality under Satkhira district. Almost 110,000 people are displaced and 27,966 families have taken shelter into 288 shelters. Education Sponsorship programme is one of the key intervention of child centred family development of Rishilpi programme and just now we have 5,200 children enrolled in our programme. Almost 37% (1,924 out of 5,200) sponsored families are now vulnerable due to waterlogged caused by the flood. Most of the mud made hut/house has been damaged and people have been living at temporary shelter at roadsides,school building or other places.Post flood rehabilitation assistance will be needed when water will recede for returning back the normal life. We can together bring the hope of their lives.
The album/presentation "Sprout the Children Smile" will help us the understand the real situation of our sponsored children and their families and we can spring their face smile with our love,sympathy and compassion.
Title: Mechanism of Dilute Urine Formation – A Comprehensive Physiology Lecture
Description:
The kidneys play a crucial role in maintaining body fluid and electrolyte balance by regulating urine concentration. This lecture provides a comprehensive overview of how dilute urine is formed when the body has excess water. The presentation is designed for medical students, educators, and healthcare professionals seeking a clear and structured explanation of renal physiology.
🔹 Key Learning Objectives:
Understand the mechanism of dilute urine formation in response to high water intake.
Compare and contrast dilute vs. concentrated urine and their physiological significance.
Explore the role of Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) in water reabsorption and its absence in dilute urine formation.
Analyze tubular fluid osmolarity changes as filtrate passes through different segments of the nephron.
Learn about active and passive transport mechanisms in various nephron segments.
Examine the effects of hydration status, blood volume, and extracellular fluid osmolarity on urine dilution.
Understand clinical scenarios and conditions related to impaired urine concentration ability.
🔹 Lecture Highlights:
✔ Introduction to Urine Formation: Overview of how the kidneys regulate water excretion.
✔ Key Differences Between Dilute and Concentrated Urine:
Dilute urine: High volume, low osmolarity (50-100 mOsm/L).
Concentrated urine: Low volume, high osmolarity (up to 1200-1400 mOsm/L).
✔ Role of ADH: Understanding how the absence of ADH leads to increased water excretion.
✔ Step-by-Step Tubular Changes in Osmolarity:
Bowman’s Capsule: Filtrate begins iso-osmotic to plasma (~300 mOsm/L).
Proximal Tubule: Equal salt and water reabsorption, maintaining iso-osmolarity.
Loop of Henle:
Descending limb: Highly water-permeable → Hyperosmotic filtrate.
Thin ascending limb: Impermeable to water, NaCl reabsorbed passively.
Thick ascending limb: Active NaCl transport → Filtrate becomes hypo-osmotic.
Distal Tubule & Collecting Duct: Further dilution occurs due to continued salt reabsorption in the absence of ADH.
✔ Impact of Drinking 1L of Water: A case study demonstrating the physiological adaptation to excess water intake.
This lecture provides detailed diagrams, tables, and explanations to reinforce concepts and aid in exam preparation for MBBS, BDS, and other healthcare-related programs.
📌 Ideal For:
✅ Medical Students (MBBS, BDS, Nursing, Allied Health)
✅ Physiology Educators & Faculty
✅ Researchers in Renal Physiology
✅ Healthcare Professionals Preparing for Exams
About this Webinar: This presentation will cover the ongoing journey to secure access to pemigatinib (Pemazyre®) for cholangiocarcinoma patients in Canada. This talk highlights the power of collaboration—showcasing how patients, caregivers, advocacy groups, researchers, scientists, physicians, and industry partners can come together to drive meaningful change.
About the Presenter: Leonard Angka has a Masters in Pharmaceutical Science from the University of Waterloo and received his PhD in Cancer Immunology under the supervision of Dr. Rebecca Auer at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute in 2021. He coordinated the successful submission of the 2023 Canadian Cancer Society Breakthrough Team Grant application which would ultimately lead to the creation of the Canadian Cholangiocarcinoma Collaborative (C3). Leonard is now the Project Manager for the C3 Program and helps with launching the various C3 initiatives.
Brand story for Vonoprazan .potassium channel blocker an better alternative o...Dr.pavithra Anandan
Ìý
Vonoprazan: A New Potassium-Competitive Acid Blocker.Potassium-competitive acid blockers may be safe-and-effective alternative antisecretory agents for H pylori eradication regimens, as well as other gastrointestinal disorders.
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.pptxSwetaba Besh
Ìý
This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the nervous system, with a focused exploration of the central nervous system (CNS) and its vital role in processing information and regulating bodily functions. It covers the structural and functional divisions, including the brain and spinal cord, highlighting key regions such as the cerebrum, cerebellum, and brainstem, along with neural pathways and neurotransmitter signaling. Emphasizing sensory input, integration, and motor output, this resource is designed for pharmacy, medical, and paramedical students to enhance their understanding of neuroanatomy, CNS physiology, and its clinical significance in health and disease
Hyperlipoproteinemia, also known as hyperlipidemia, is a medical condition characterized by an elevated level of lipoproteins in the blood.
Types of Hyperlipoproteinemia
1. *Type I*: Elevated chylomicrons
2. *Type IIa*: Elevated LDL (low-density lipoprotein)
3. *Type IIb*: Elevated LDL and VLDL (very-low-density lipoprotein)
4. *Type III*: Elevated IDL (intermediate-density lipoprotein)
5. *Type IV*: Elevated VLDL
6. *Type V*: Elevated VLDL and chylomicrons
Causes
1. *Genetics*: Family history and genetic predisposition
2. *Diet*: Consuming a diet high in saturated fats, cholesterol, and calories
3. *Obesity*: Being overweight or obese
4. *Physical inactivity*: Sedentary lifestyle
5. *Other medical conditions*: Diabetes, hypothyroidism, kidney disease, and certain medications
Symptoms
1. *Xanthomas*: Yellowish patches on the skin
2. *Xanthelasma*: Yellowish patches on the eyelids
3. *Arcus senilis*: White or grayish ring around the cornea
4. *Pancreatitis*: Inflammation of the pancreas
Diagnosis
1. *Lipid profile*: Blood test measuring cholesterol and triglyceride levels
2. *Physical examination*: Assessing risk factors and symptoms
3. *Medical history*: Reviewing family history, diet, and lifestyle
Treatment
1. *Lifestyle modifications*: Dietary changes, increased physical activity, weight management, and smoking cessation
2. *Medications*: Statins, fibrates, niacin, and other lipid-lowering agents
Early detection and treatment can help manage hyperlipoproteinemia and reduce the risk of associated cardiovascular diseases.
Pharmacology of Narcotic Analgesics.pptxkesavan409dr
Ìý
This slide include s complete pharmacology of narcotic analgesic especially morphine Pharmacology and it's poisoning , treatment side effects and cellular events and diffrence between the various receptors involved in the analgesic activity and it's endogenous ligand s and explain s pathway of nociceptive (pain pathway) also called neurotransmission involved in the perception of pain and it explains pain mediators and how morphine blocks the pain pathway , and morphine kinetic paths and some other drugs like morphine action.
Transdermal Drug Delivery System, Unit-III BP704T: NDDS, Sem-VII, Final Year ...Kartiki Bhandari
Ìý
Unit III
Transdermal Drug Delivery Systems: Introduction, Permeation through skin, factors affecting permeation, permeation enhancers, basic components of TDDS, formulation approaches.
Adverse Drug Reactions are
unintended and harmful responses resulting from the
administration of medication; these may range
from mild side effects to life threatening conditions,
reflecting the complexity of
individual pharmacological
responses presented by Sant Kumar from Department of Pharmaceutical science, Gurugram University
1. Emergency Medical Camp For the flood affected people08 October, 2011Khejurdanga & BasundharaSadorUpazilla, Satkhira
3. Voice from Bashundhara villageWe have been living on the roadside shelter since Middle June 2011. Many children have been sufferings here for dysentery , diarrhea and fever. We have no means to survive the live and lack of food children are suffering malnutrition. Mud made house of our villages have been washed away by flood water. We are very thankful to Rishilpi for providing us medical support.
4. Rishilpi Health Programme has organized Emergency medical camp to serve the sick and helpless people at flood affected area providing treatment with necessary medicines. The medical camp began from 12 August 2011 and working continuously.
5. Rishilpi Emergency Medical Camp for flood victimsTwo medical team have organized two camp at Basundhara and Khejurdanga Village of SadorUpazilla under Satkhira district and emergency medicines has been provided to the flood affected sick people. The team also motivated the people how to prevent the water born diseases
6. Objective of the Emergency Medical CampProvide medical support to the flood affected sick people with love and compassion to reduce their sufferings caused by water born diseases and prevent the diseases as well.
8. Diseases treatedDuring medical camp we have documented the patient's history and medicine records that have been distributed to the people. As of record/client register we have found the following diseases in the flood affected were treated: dysentery, diarrhea, Pneumonia, fever with common cold, scabies and other skin diseases.
19. OUR PLEDGE Feeding the hunger, Healing the sicknessClothing the naked, Sheltering the homelessIL NOSTRO IMPEGNODar damangiareagliaffamati, Curare imalati,Vestire I bisognosiDare un riparoaisenzatettoRishilpi Development Project
20. Come to provide the medical support, become a part of Rishilpi missionYour contribution could save the thousandsFor your contribution please communicate to :Rishilpi Development Project-Onlus, ItalySedeOperativa: Via del Pino, 65-10064, Pinerolo, ItaliaCell.+39 3490915074, Tel.Sede e fax :+39 0121 398764Casella Postale 160- 10064, Pinerolo (TO)Email: rishilpiitalia@rishilpi.org
21. COME AIUTARE I FRATELLI DEL BANGLADESH Fai unadonazione E' statoattivato un progetto per iprimiaiuti, la ricostruzione e la messa in sicurezzadelleinfrastrutturedella Rishilpi.Puoi fare unadonazioneintestata a Rishilpi Development Project OnlusIBAN Banca: IT 85 S 02008 30755 0000 0872 5757 (pressoUnicreditBanca) IBAN Posta: IT 50 D 07601 01000 0000 4927 6405Indicandonellacausale del versamento: "Alluvione 2011". (Le donazionialle ONLUS sonodetraibili o deducibilidalladichiarazionedeiredditi).
22. You may communicate in our Bangladesh office :Vincenzo FalconeDirectorRishilpi Development ProjectGopinathpur, Binerpota, Satkhira-9400, BangladeshTel. +88 0471 63527/ 63027 Fax +88 0471 62858Email: rishilpibd@yahoo.comPlease visit our websitewww.rishilpi.orgwww.rishilpicraft.org