Pub Date : 2016-07-29DOI: 10.18099/IJETV.V2I1.11136
Yogesh Swaminarayan, R. K. Gorea, Abhinav Gorea, M. Khan, G. Mustafa
Lesch–Nyhan syndrome usually affects young children in which there is a compulsive tendency of selfmutilation. There are learning difficulties along with and involuntary movements. In this case there was mental retardation along with osteomyelitis of the left big toe. It is a hereditary disorder and affecting mostly male children but this is a rare case affecting a female child.
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Pub Date : 2016-07-29DOI: 10.18099/IJETV.V2I1.11133
I. A. Wiraagni, Y. Nurhantari, S. Umniyati
Flies are one type of insect, which decompose the organic component in animals, and human cadavers. Therefore, the insects can be used to help the investigators related to human law. One of the methods to determine Post Mortem Interval [PMI] was by identifying the insects that come in the decay process. Some chemicals can affect the development of the insect and its life cycle. Cyanide is widely used to commit murder in Indonesia. The effect of cyanide on the development and life cycle of insects is a very interesting field to study. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of cyanide exposure to larvae weight for PMI estimation. This research was an experimental research that used larvae of Wistar rat carcass. The control group was killed by neck dislocation, while experimental group were killed by oral lethal doses of cyanide. Data were obtained from the measurement and examination of larvae, started from the 1st day until 4 th day after death. Chrysomya, Sarcophaga, and Lucilia larvae were identified from this study. Sarcophaga larvae first appeared and next day followed by Chrysomya and Lucilia. There were significant differences in Chrysomya larvae weight. There were Chrysomya third instar larvae on the 4 th day on cyanide group, with 56.4±16.8 mg of weight. There were Chrysomya third instar larvae on the 4 th day on control group, with 30.4±5.5 mg of weight. The differences of larvae’s weight, among Sarcophaga and Lucilia larvae, could not be determined because there were not enough samples. Chrysomya third instar larvae of cyanide group significantly heavier than control group on 4 th day. The differences of larvae weight, among Sarcophaga and Lucilia larvae, could not be determined because there were not enough samples.
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Pub Date : 2016-07-29DOI: 10.18099/IJETV.V2I1.11129
R. K. Gorea
Road traffic accidents (RTA) are a global problem resulting in deaths, physical injuries, psychological problems and financial losses. These financial damages have immediate consequences and long term consequences on the victims and their families. Different countries have different impact of road traffic accidents and therefore spend dissimilar amounts in their budgets to prevent the road traffic accidents. If the financial losses due to road traffic accidents are calculated and highlighted by the researchers, the respective governments will be willing to spend higher amount in their budgets to prevent such accidents; as governments will be able to directly see the benefits to their countries, of spending higher budget amounts. Various countries are acting differently to reduce this menace of road traffic accidents and World Health Organization (WHO) is celebrating “Decade for road safety” to reduce the accidents and thus the financial loses to the society.
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Pub Date : 2016-07-29DOI: 10.18099/IJETV.V2I1.11132
Chitralekha M. Kalambe
The study was conducted on 231 subjects (101 males and 130 females) ranged from 15 years to 69 years in age, with all natural upper anterior teeth present in mouth having no caries, severe attrition, erosion, fracture or restorations were selected. Intercanthal distance (ICthD), intermedialcanthal distance (IMCthD), interpupillary distance (IPD), interalar width (IAW ), inter lip commissural distance (ICmD) and maxillary Intercanine distance from tip to tip (ICD) were measured with a venire caliper with an accuracy of 0.01 mm. Obtained data was entered into Microsoft excel program and various statistical calculations and tests were applied to find out correlation between above mentioned various facial measurements and maxillary intercanine distance in male and female subjects. The statistical results of this study showed that there was positive correlation between intercanthal distance and maxillary intercanine distance in both male and female subjects. Other facial measurements showed no statistically significant correlation with maxillary intercanine distance. Suggesting that the intercanthal distance can be used as a preliminary method to determine the width of the maxillary anterior teeth while constructing complete denture in edentulous patients.
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Pub Date : 2015-12-07DOI: 10.18099/ijetv.v1i2.6821
Omparkash Singh Kande
Legal Issues in Medical Practice Medicolegal Guidelines for Safe Practice has presented essential information on various medicolegal aspects involved in day-to-day clinical practice. Most of the pertinent issues like medical ethics, informed consent, medical documentation, medical negligence, and various laws applicable to the medical professionals have been elaborated in the book. A separate section on medicolegal issues related to various specialties has presented ‘practice management strategies’ for safe clinical practice. Chapters on various medicolegal issues are written by the specialists who are well experienced in clinical as well as medicolegal domain. The book comprises of 24 chapters divided into five sections: Sec I (Medical Ethics and Law); Sec II (Documentation of Patient Care: The Legal Aspects); Sec III (Litigation against Medical Practitioners); Sec IV (Medical Laws and Judgments Governing the Medical Professionals); Sec V (Medicolegal Issues in Various Specialties). Dr. VP Singh, an authority in medical laws has edited the chapters, and presented a reliable medicolegal book with a problem solving approach. The guiding principles recommended in the book are well supported by relevant judgments from Indian Courts. This book is a step-by-step guide that provides basic understanding of medicolegal principles in a simple language, and enables a busy medical practitioner to establish safe clinical practice. In nutshell, this book is a must read for every healthcare professional.
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Pub Date : 2015-12-07DOI: 10.18099/ijetv.v1i2.6815
Shashi Shekhar
Patient safety errors in OR may originate from: surgeon on account of forgetfulness, inattention, poor motivation, carelessness, negligence and recklessness; Hospital system due to understaffing, inadequate equipment, fatigue, time pressure and inexperience. Quality surgical training is crucial for creation of surgical workforce for health care delivery. The surgical trainees during ‘Junior Residency’ need training in both ‘Surgical’ and ‘Communication’ OR skill. The surgical skill learnt in OR is: competence in ‘basic surgical techniques’; skill of ‘assistance and minor surgeries’: hernia repair, appendectomy, skin grafting and laparoscopic skills. During ‘Senior Residency’ independent surgical judgment and performance of advanced surgical procedures to gain extensive operating experience. The non-surgical skill that promotes patient safety in OR are ‘communication skill’ and ‘team skill’. The ’ supervised progressive responsibility model of surgical training ’ has elements embedded for patient safety. Surgical trainer promotes trainee’s skill and ensures patient safety as well the highest quality of surgery, through gradual decreasing levels of supervision in OR, namely Direct Supervision where the trainer is physically present; Indirect supervision where the trainer becomes available within few minutes; oversight where after the surgery review is provided with feedback and progress monitoring where progress is monitored and supervision is done only in complex surgeries. Supervised surgical training helps creation of skilled practicing surgeon and ensures patient safety.
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Pub Date : 2015-12-07DOI: 10.18099/IJETV.V1I2.6816
D. Bhullar, P. Mittal, A. Singla
The Prevention of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO) 2012 is the first comprehensive law in India on child sexual abuse which expands the scope and range of forms of sexual offences, making reporting of abuse mandatory and defines guidelines for child friendly police and procedures. Doctors and health care professionals are often the first point of contact with abused children and their families. They play a key role in detecting abuse and providing immediate and longer term care and support to children and their families. Hence, they must have an overview of child sexual abuse – prevention, detection and management of abuse from a legal, medical and mental health angle.
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Pub Date : 2015-12-07DOI: 10.18099/IJETV.V1I2.6820
S. Yadukul, V. Suresh
Drag racing is a type of motor racing in which automobiles or motorcycles (usually specially prepared for the purpose) compete, usually two at a time, to be first to cross a set finish line. Drag racing has existed in both street racing and regulated motorsport forms since automobiles and motorcycles were developed. Few youth in Bangalore resort to street racing form at nights in peripheral ring road, which is illegal. Here, we are presenting a case of a 19yr old boy, who died at a drag race finishing line. The present case emphasizes the need for regulating drag racing in India and to form strict guidelines for the same.
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Pub Date : 2015-12-07DOI: 10.18099/IJETV.V1I2.6810
R. K. Gorea
From Editor’s Desk It is a matter of great satisfaction that 2 nd issue of the International Journal of Ethics, Trauma & Victimology is presented to you at the stipulated time with enhanced features adding value to the quality of the journal. This journal has been allotted ISSN numbers, both for the print version and online version. Online version of the journal is now available at http://www.myresearchjournals.com/index.php/IJETV/ & at http://www.ethicstraumavictimology.org/ Now all the articles published in this paper have been allotted DOI so it will be easy to retrieve all the papers published in this journal. This journal is now indexed with Citefactor. I will like to appreciate the hard work done by our editors and reviewers to give you the quality papers related to the aims of the journal. I will like to thank the authors who have chosen this journal to share their research and knowledge through this journal. I will fail in my duty if do not thank the members of SPIC for their continuous support. I also take this opportunity to thank Mr. Greesh Bshal for helping to make this journal online at researchjournals.com and Mac Ming & Coldwell Human Resources for advertising in this journal.
第2期《国际伦理学、创伤与受害者学杂志》在规定的时间向您呈现，这是一件非常令人满意的事情，它具有增强的功能，为期刊的质量增加了价值。本刊已编配ISSN号，包括印刷版和网络版。该期刊的网络版现在可以在http://www.myresearchjournals.com/index.php/IJETV/和http://www.ethicstraumavictimology.org/Now上获得，所有发表在该期刊上的文章都被分配了DOI，因此很容易检索到该期刊上发表的所有论文。该期刊现在已被Citefactor编入索引。我要感谢我们的编辑和审稿人所做的辛勤工作，为您提供与期刊目标相关的高质量论文。我要感谢选择这本杂志的作者，他们通过这本杂志分享他们的研究和知识。如果我不感谢SPIC会员一直以来的支持，我就是失职了。我也借此机会感谢Greesh Bshal先生帮助我们的杂志在researchjournals.com上上线，并感谢Mac Ming & Coldwell人力资源公司在杂志上刊登广告。
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Pub Date : 2015-12-07DOI: 10.18099/ijetv.v1i2.6811
R. K. Gorea
Corporal punishment in schools is a global problem but with increasing awareness about its harmful effects many countries have banned the corporal punishment in schools. In India this problem was quite prevalent and accepted by the society as it was considered beneficial for the good education of children and still many people are in favor of it. Now with the media coming in and highlighting the serious problems of corporal punishment, demands have come to ban it totally. But mere banning and making rules & laws does not completely solve the problem. In this paper this problem of corporal punishment has been defined, its prevalence mapped and ill effects of corporal punishment highlighted. Current status of laws and regulations and their utility in India and various parts of the world has been discussed. Measures have been suggested to curb and eradicate the problem of corporal punishment in educational institutions.
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