Social stock exchange – An Indian perspective
Most people are motivated by money, and they all want more of it. These people use the stock market as a platform to locate profitable companies to invest in, receiving returns in the form of interest on their initial investment. The companies use the stock market to raise money from the general public. Every stock market has a regulatory organization that ensures all companies have good justifications for their financial needs and are open and honest about other aspects of their operations. Only social firms with the intention of influencing society are allowed to exist on the Social Stock Exchange (SSE), a section of the stock market. Social companies stress social good over profitability, in contrast to traditional stock market listings. They are non-profit organizations, and the stock market gives them another way to raise money. These are particular businesses that can amass money by issuing non-dividend shares, which enable them to forgo annual shareholder payouts. This only applies to non-profit businesses with social purposes that want to draw donors; it is not applicable to for-profit businesses.
Published by: Tanya Zaveri
Author: Tanya Zaveri
Paper ID: V8I4-1260
Paper Status: published
Published: September 5, 2022
Intravenous Fluid Therapy for Adult Surgical Patients and Emergency Surgery
Background" The Emergency Surgical team (including surgeons, intensive care physicians, and anesthesiologists)should work together for the quality, quantity, and duration of fluid IV supply during the perioperative period. Being a leader of the surgical team, the surgeon’s role is important. METHOD AND MATERIALS: We use hand search conference abstracts, seminar lectures, talks, and symposium research papers. We have searched 200 published research papers, out of which were selected as shown in the reference. We also introduce a new study. Two authors have to identify and select the article based on the same criteria. Any discrepancy was resolved.
Published by: Dr. Karan Yagnik, Aayushi Dave
Author: Dr. Karan Yagnik
Paper ID: V8I4-1265
Paper Status: published
Published: September 5, 2022
Cerebral hyperperfusion syndrome
Carotid endarterectomy and carotid artery stenting are the standard therapies for the prevention of stroke in patients with significant carotid artery disease. Cerebral hyperperfusion syndrome (CHS) is a rare complication that may occur following either technique. This syndrome can develop at any time, from immediately after surgery to up to a month later. The causes appear to be impaired cerebral autoregulation and postoperatively elevated systemic blood pressure. CHP causes headache, nausea, vomiting, confusion, macular edema, visual disturbance, focal motor seizures, and intracerebral or subarachnoid hemorrhage. In this review, the definition, causes, diagnosis, and treatment options of CHS are discussed.
Published by: Muzaffer Bahcivan
Author: Muzaffer Bahcivan
Paper ID: V8I4-1267
Paper Status: published
Published: September 5, 2022
A comparative study to assess the knowledge regarding home accidents and its prevention in children among mother of under-five children in selected urban and rural area of the city in view to prepare informational booklet.
Children are especially at risk for injury because of their normal curiosity, impulsiveness and desire to master new skills. Also, children try to imitate adult behavior from an early age. It is important to know the pattern of trauma in children from developing countries as significant differences exist in socioeconomic pattern and government regulatory policies in comparison with the developed nations. A systematic review was conducted to evaluate cultural adaptability in interventional studies which were performed to prevent injuries caused by domestic accidents in children under five years old in all countries. Overall, 15 studies were entered in the analyses. 1. To assess the knowledge regarding home accidents and its prevention in children among mother of under-five children in selected urban area. 2. To assess the knowledge regarding home accidents and its prevention in children among mother of under-five children in selected rural area. 3. To compare the knowledge regarding home accidents and its prevention in children among mother of children between urban and rural area. 4. To find out significant association of knowledge score regarding home accidents and its prevention in children in selected urban area with demographic variable. 5. To find on significant association of knowledge score regarding home accidents and its prevention in children in selected rural area with demographic variable. A comparative study was conducted with 150 samples who met inclusion criteria in primary health center. the tool was used for study demographic variables and knowledge questionnaires to assess the knowledge of mother of under-five children. Non probability purposive sampling technique was used. The result that out of 150 samples of In order to compute the urban association between the level of knowledge score and demographic variables chi-square was applied and the value was observed with 5%. In order to compute the rural association between the level of knowledge score and demographic variables chi-square was applied and the value was observed with 5% significance level. the urban area mean score is 15.01 and SD is 3.08 and in rural area mean score is 12.97 and SD 3.46. The t value is 3.810 and DF is 148 and p value is <0.05The findings of the present study indicated that maximum mothers are in moderate level of knowledge regarding home accidents and its prevention in children in both urban and rural area. and also maximum mothers are in inadequate level of knowledge in rural area regarding home accidents and its prevention in children, so study conclude that there is difference in the level of knowledge regarding home accidents and its prevention in children among mother of under-five children between urban and rural area.
Published by: Salomi S. Gaikwad, Mrs. Prabhadevi N
Author: Salomi S. Gaikwad
Paper ID: V8I4-1269
Paper Status: published
Published: September 5, 2022
How does stellar evolution affect the dynamics of active stars?
This paper summarises the process of stellar formation and evolution of stars over time and how other processes within the general phenomenon affect the dynamics of the life of active stars such as neutron stars, black holes, magnetars, and pulsars. Main sequence life has also been looked into while comparing the properties of these active stars with the ones of main sequence stars to see how much their dynamics differ over time. From multiple different sources, this paper has been able to give us an insight into the workings of stars and how the initial states of matter can affect the courses of life of the infinitesimal quantity of stars in the universe.
Published by: Aryaman Tandon
Author: Aryaman Tandon
Paper ID: V8I4-1258
Paper Status: published
Published: September 3, 2022
Effect of Lathe Machine Waste on Strength of Concrete
The amount of lathe waste generated by lathes and CNC machines is 1200 million tons per year, and they are difficult to recycle. The effect of adding Lathe machine waste without pre-cleaning (covered with production lubricants and cooling oils) on the properties of concrete was investigated. A total of 24 concrete castings were cast out of which 6 were without fibers and the remaining 18 were with fiber dosage of 0.4%, 0.8%, and 1.2% by weight of cement for the concrete of M30 grade and were tested for their compressive strength and split tensile strength as per relevant Indian standard specifications The slump cone, air content, pH value, density, compressive strength, tensile strength, tensile splitting strength, elastic modulus, Poisson’s ratio, and thermal parameters were tested. The results of the slump cone test indicates the addition of different weight dosages of lathe scrap fibers to concrete has various effects on the ultimate workability of the concrete. The results of the compressive strength test show that the compressive strength gradually increases when the percentage of fiber weight dosage is increased, it has a maximum value of compressive strength for 1.2% fiber weight dosage. Furthermore, the Tensile strength test shows that different dosages of lathe scrap fibers also affect the ultimate capacity of concrete in tension. It shows that a 0.4% fiber weight dosage rate was the optimum dosage applied to the concrete.
Published by: Siddhant Bhatewara, Mohit Baheti, Aryan Solanki, Sahil Gulhane, Sheetal Sahare
Author: Siddhant Bhatewara
Paper ID: V8I4-1266
Paper Status: published
Published: September 3, 2022
