RFP Journal of Gerontology and Geriatric Nursing

Menstrual discomforts include a variety of conditions which is discomfort, heavy, painful, or do not occur at all. One type of menstrual discomfort happens when a girl's menstrual period does not occur for more than 35 days after the last menstrual period. The objective of the Study: (1) To assess the menstrual discomforts experienced among late adolescent girls in Olpad taluka. (2) Assess the remedial measures practiced for menstruation discomforts by late-adolescent girls. Method: In the present study, a Non-experimental survey design is selected for the study the study design depicts that the intervention is given a checklist and a self-structured questionnaire for assessing the menstrual discomforts experiences and remedial measures practices. After that as a ‘Planned to give instructional booklet’. Conclusion: This chapter deals with the conclusion, implications, recommendations, and limitations of the study, “A study to assess the menstrual discomforts experienced and remedial measures practiced by late adolescent girls in Olpad taluka of Surat.”

Until recently, aging has been a neglected subject in India by both administrators and academicians. But the socio-economic scenario of the country is changing very fast. This has far-reaching consequences on the lives of the aged. The life expectancy of the population at every age is also increasing very fast. The increasing health and medical facilities in the country and improved standard of living helped to add years to life with the result that the elderly are living longer than they used to in older days. The main objective of this paper was to provide some information about the socio-demographic characteristics and disability status of the rural elderly. This study was conducted in the Mannadipet commune out of 3 rural communes in the Puducherry district. A total of 530 elderly were selected using simple random sampling and were interviewed using structured and unstructured questionnaires. It is basically seen everywhere elderly face more or fewer disabilities concerned with physical fitness. In the present study, it is also revealed that the majority of respondents are found to suffer from walking and memory loss. Differentials in disabilities across their gender background highlight that, by and large, the percentage of elderly women suffering from memory, visual and walking disabilities is higher as compared to their men counterparts.

Background: Every parent of a child knows that it is hard enough to keep their child safe at home but when the child goes off to school there is a whole new set up of challenges. Parents totally entrust their children to the schools. They rely on the teachers as their second parents in the institute for learning. They know for a fact that their educators will want no harm to come their way. While they are busy working, they fully believe that their children are well cared for. On the other hand, teachers have the responsibility to keep an eye on their students. They should make sure that they are comfortable and secure within the four walls of their school. This then calls for their ability to handle even the most stressful situations. So much more, the school staff, especially the health teacher has to be equipped with the knowledge of first aid.

Wound measurement and keeping track of wound healing are considered routine parts of wound management. Wound measurement is a non-standardized, variable process that can introduce errors by as much as 40%1 and suffers from inconsistency. Even with considerable advances in technology, wound measurement in clinical practice today is still mostly a manual process with wounds most often measured using rulers and probes that while simple is not accurate, consistent, or efficient, and often carry the risk of infection. In this article, we will discuss the role of Digital Planimetry in wound measurement.