Chronic ectopic pregnancy complicated by septicemic shock and disseminated intravascular coagulation

Disseminated intravascular coagulation is a life threatening complication of ectopic pregnancy. It results from washing out of all important procoagulants. This is basically a state of increased propensity for clot formation triggered by a variety of stimuli related to such diverse disorders as sepsis ,endothelial cell damage (heat stroke and shock), obstetrical complication (abruptio placenta, amniotic fluid embolism, severe preeclampsia and retained intrauterine dead foetus). A case of disseminated intravascular coagulation with septicemic shock following laprotomy for ectopic pregnancy is reported. She was treated by vasopressors, broad spectrum antibiotic and aggressive blood and blood component therapy

Electronic Procurement and its Implementation in Indian Industries

Electronic procurement, or electronic procurement, is also described as the procurement through. E-procurement is usually defined over the Internet as the purchasing of electronic goods and services over the Internet (internet, website, e-mail). It includes e-ordering, tendering and rendering via websites, extranets, private networks, and market places and/or EDI. It may also be used for purchasing cards, reverse auctions, and/or integrating electronic procurement processes to facilitate the business procurement process. The global supply chain comprises indent surveillance, electronic appointments, internet bidding, customer relations, demand forecasting and scheduling. Management of contracts. The method of planning is contract administration. This paper presents an analysis of e-commerce issues and the current status of various agencies and organizations. The paper concluded with a description of the main questions that are needed immediately to make e-acquisition more appropriate in the field of science. &nbsp

Implementation of Rfid in Inventoy Management

Radio frequency detection has been one of the most developed and anticipated technologies in recent years. RFID is an automated framework for identification that uses RFID tags or navigation systems for remote storage and retrieval of data. RFID is perhaps the most exponentially evolved supply chain management technology. They are also used to integrate different processes that are part of daily operations and to optimize transport of goods across the production process. RFID facilitates real-time tracking of production, inventory prices and demand. On the other hand, the RFID solution is actually costly, unstandardized; manufacturers who undertake sequential projects are less in number and are dissatisfied with privacy concerns. This article explores the benefit and drawbacks of these labels in inventory management

Rfid-Reshapes the World of Supply Chain Management

The significance of RFID for problem solving of the supply chain is underlined. RFID is an excellent element for all industries to work smoothly. The overwhelming utility of RFID technology is widely used. There is hardly a sector where we do not use RFID, whether it is manufacturing, retail, marketing and sales, shipping, etc. Each pallet, container and commodity to be manufactured, supplied and sold is defined from RFID. It ensures quite simple and error-free business operations. It allows the industry to achieve the right quality, the right price and the right time for end users. In terms of sales and customer satisfaction it gives full benefit. The paper proposes an efficient conceptual model RFID in procurement process. Furthermore, they define attributes which facilitate the choice of RFID. Finally, the section presents the problems and advantages businesses will achieve from using this application. The supply chain mechanism is carried out through various phases called supply chain stages

Organization New Forms: Old Strategies during the E-Strategies Studying in the Cultural Industry

The internet cultural era has shown a high interest for scientists and experts in the use of web (Internet, Intranet and Extranet) resources in electronically helping companies and organizations (e-operation) (ICE). However, while network technology is of great importance and high expectations for companies, the use of network technology by these internet-based organizations and the strategies these companies formulate and deploy for competing in ICE remain unclear. This paper examines the adoption of network technology among 56 Small to Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in the logistics and tourism sector. It focuses on how these SMEs are unlearning their old strategy formulation and implementation and are engaging in e-strategy formulation. Reported findings indicate considerable gaps between theory and practice. The article indicates that SMEs are required to examine a number of situational antecedents to recognize e-strategic opportunities in order to leverage the network technology to its full potential. The work, thus, provided a fresh insight into the existing approaches for evolving types of organizations, and as such, scholars and practitioners alike are likely to be involved

Rfid-Reshapes the World of Supply Chain Management

The significance of RFID for problem solving of the supply chain is underlined. RFID is an excellent element for all industries to work smoothly. The overwhelming utility of RFID technology is widely used. There is hardly a sector where we do not use RFID, whether it is manufacturing, retail, marketing and sales, shipping, etc. Each pallet, container and commodity to be manufactured, supplied and sold is defined from RFID. It ensures quite simple and error-free business operations. It allows the industry to achieve the right quality, the right price and the right time for end users. In terms of sales and customer satisfaction it gives full benefit. The paper proposes an efficient conceptual model RFID in procurement process. Furthermore, they define attributes which facilitate the choice of RFID. Finally, the section presents the problems and advantages businesses will achieve from using this application. The supply chain mechanism is carried out through various phases called supply chain stages

Implementation of Rfid in Inventoy Management

Radio frequency detection has been one of the most developed and anticipated technologies in recent years. RFID is an automated framework for identification that uses RFID tags or navigation systems for remote storage and retrieval of data. RFID is perhaps the most exponentially evolved supply chain management technology. They are also used to integrate different processes that are part of daily operations and to optimize transport of goods across the production process. RFID facilitates real-time tracking of production, inventory prices and demand. On the other hand, the RFID solution is actually costly, unstandardized; manufacturers who undertake sequential projects are less in number and are dissatisfied with privacy concerns. This article explores the benefit and drawbacks of these labels in inventory management

Effect of Sand Training on Jumping Abilities of Junior Volleyball Players

The purpose of the study was  to determine the effect of sand training on jumping abilities of junior volleyball players. For this purpose, thirty  junior volleyball players enrolled in  the S.A. I. training centre  for volleyball at  Rajnandgaon (CG) under the day boarding scheme, age ranging from 16 to 19 years, were selected as the subjects of the study. Subjects were divided randomly in two equal groups Group-A (n=15) and Group-B (n=15). Group-A  went for a program selected for  sand training for a period of 6 weeks and  group 'B' was the  control group.  The subjects of the  control group and experimental group had trained volleyball prior to the experimental program for a period of two and  four years respectively. Measurement for various variables taken at the beginning  (Pre-test)and at the end of experimental period after 6 weeks Post-test). The Mean, S.D. and t-test  were computed by the investigator for the collected  data. The difference of pre-test and post-test scores were  taken into account. The level of significance was   set at .05 level of confidence. The analysis of data revealed that the six-week sand training program  has an effect on the statistically relevant increase in the explosive type strength of the leg muscles, which in turn leads to an increase in the vertical jump of a block, spike and the long jump. The technical and tactical training program to a lesser extent in comparison to the experimental group has an effect on the development of explosive type strength. Keywords: Sand training, Explosive strength, Jumping ability, Junior Volleyball player

A Comparative Study of Personality Traits of Coaches and Physical Education Teachers

The purpose of the  study was to  investigate and compare the personality traits of coaches and physical education teachers.  One hundred coaches of individual and team games (N=50) and physical education teachers (N=50)  were  selected  for the purpose of study. To compare the personality traits of coaches and physical education teachers, 16 P.F., questionnaire developed by  Cattell, R.B. Eber, H.W. and Tatsuoka, M.M. (1970) was selected as criterion measure. The questionnaire in both Hindi and English version were  used.  To collect the reliable data,  the subjects were contacted at the place of posting and time was fixed to give the answer of the questions (30 to 60 Minutes). To assess the personality traits of sports coaches  and physical education teachers,  mean of sten scores and standard deviation for each of the 16 P.F. were computed.  To determine the significance of difference between coaches  and physical education teachers in their mean sten scores of the different personality factors, t-test was computed. Results of the study indicated  that coaches  and physical education teachers were largely found to be moderately, reserved, intelligent, trustable, practical, straight forward, placid, dependent, confused, relaxed and had  different personality traits. Keywords: Coach, Physical Education Teacher, Personality Traits, 16 P.F

Effect of Storage Temperature on Bio efficacy of Aqueous Extract of Ganoderma lucidum

Stability testing is key requirement in the drug development process along with storage temperature which may deteriorate bio-constituents and efficacy of natural products. Aqueous extract of Ganoderma lucidum has revealed pharmacological effects against high altitude stressors and has potential for mitigating high altitude maladies. In the present study, the extract of Ganoderma lucidum was stored at different storage conditions such as room temperature, 4 °C and -20 °C for two year and qualitative and quantitative analysis of bio-constituents and bio-efficacy was carried out. No significant change was observed in any extract kept in different temperature conditions in terms of its polysaccharide, phenolic and flavonoids content. The extract kept at room temperature absorbed slight moisture in few samples but no change in overall polysaccharide, phenolic and flavonoids content was recorded. The moisture absorption problem was not observed in extracts stored at 4 °C and -20 °C. The bio-efficacy of the extract at room temperature, 4 °C or -20 °C were comparable to the freshly prepared extract and the data from the studies suggest that extract has good shelf life up to two year without loss of bio-efficacy. Overall, the extract retained its bio-efficacy for two years at different temperature storage conditions