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Indian Journal for the Practicing Doctor Vol 7 Issue 1 ISSN : 0973-516X IJPD Vol. 7 Issue 1 Vol. 7, Issue 1, Jan- Feb 2012 IInnddiiaann JJoouurrnnaall ffoorr TThhee PPrraaccttiicciinngg DDooccttoorr Editor-in-Chief Saleem-ur-Rehman Executive Editor SM Kadri Electronic Version (full text) www.ijpd.pbworks.com 2 IJPD Vol. 7 Issue 1 INDIAN JOURNAL FOR THE PRACTISING DOCTOR IJPD (An Official Publication of Directorate of Health Services, Kashmir) www.ijpd.pbworks.com Editor in Chief Saleem-ur-Rehman Director Health Services, Kashmir, JK Executive Editor SM Kadri Epidemiologist, Kashmir Province, Directorate of Health Services, Kashmir, JK Assistant Editors Chinmay Shah Associate Professor, Department of Physiology Government Medical College Bhavnagar, Gujarat. India Rehana Kounsar State Surveillance Officer, IDSP/NCD Directorate of Health Services, Kashmir, JK Jehangir Bakshi Member Secretary, K-RICH (Kashmir Reforms and Innovations Committee for Healthcare) Directorate of Health Services, Kashmir, JK National Advisory Board Muzaffar Ahmed Anmol Gupta Member National Disaster Management Professor, Department of Community Medicine, Authority,New Delhi, India IGMC, Shimla, India Showkat Zargar Harish Pemde Director, Sheri- Kashmir Institute of Medical Science Professor of Pediatrics, Lady Hardinge Medical (SKIMS) , Srinagar , JK College, Kalawati Saran Children's Hospital, Delhi. Qazi Masood Ahmed D. Thamma Rao Principal, Government Medical College Senior Advisor, Public Health Foundation of India Srinagar, JK New Delhi Abdul Hamid Zargar Yogeshwar Gupta Member Institute Body, AIIMS, Specialist in Hospital and Health Care Management, Chairman, Independent Ethics Committee JK Fortis- Escorts Hospital & Research Centre, New Delhi Kanav Kahol Parvez Koul Team Leader, Division of Affordable Head, Department of Medicine Health Technologies, PHFI, Sheri- Kashmir Institute of Medical Science New Delhi, India (SKIMS) Srinagar, JK Tarun Seem Masood Tanvir IRS, Addl. CIT, OSD to CCIT Delhi Professor, Department of Medicine Ex Director, MOHFW, Ex Head Health Sys Support SMHS Hospital, Srinagar, JK Unit, PHFI, New Del Editorial Correspondence ; P.O. Box: 1143 (GPO), Srinagar, Kashmir, India. [email protected] 2 IJPD Vol. 7 Issue 1 INDIAN JOURNAL FOR THE PRACTISING DOCTOR (A bimonthly journal for doctors working in peripheries) Volume 7; No. 1, Jan-Feb 2012 I J P D 2012 : 7 (1) Table of Content IMRAD Editorial 5 Saleem-ur- Rehman Evaluation Of Coliform In Tap Water Of Forty One Towns Of Ten Districts Of Kashmir Valley Saleem-ur-Rehman, Rehana Kausar, S.M. Kadri,Sajad Hassan, Maria Jeelani 6 Assessment of Risk of Diabetes Among Medical Students Using IDRS (Indian Diabetes Risk Score): A Non Laboratory Tool. 11 S.S.Karikatti. , Spurti U Chate , Radhika Marathe , Sunanda B Halki, A.B Hallappanavar Calciuria And Preeclampsia 17 Sameena Ashraf Kirmani, Mohd Sadiq Malla, Farkhand Mohi-ud-din Regoo Aetiology and associated co-morbidities of locomotor disorders in a slum area in Mumbai. 24 Manasi S. Padhyegurjar, Shekhar B. Padhyegurjar Patterns of Health Care Utilization and Morbidity in Urban Communities Adopted By (UHTC) B. J. Medical College & New Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad 29 original N.J.Talsania, H.K.Mehta, M. K. Patel, C. K.Shah article Socio Demographic Determinates of Type 2 Diabetes among Residents of a peri-urban society of Ahmadabad District. 35 Rashmi Sharma, Pradeep Kumar Study on epidemiological determinants of Refractive errors among Kashmiri school going children. 40 Qurat ul ain, Sufoora Bilquees, Iftikhar Hussain Munshi,Amina Bashi, Mariya Amin Qurishi A Cephalometric Study of “Effective Midfacial Length ” 46 H.B. Hariyani ,P.H.Purohit , M.M.Gosai. .A.F.Bhatiya GroupDiscussion as a Teaching Learning Method In Anatomy: Perception Of Medical Students 50 Praveen R Singh,Raksha Bhatt, Suman Singh To study the impact of health awareness programme on knowledge about HIV/AIDS among interns 53 Harsha Solanki, M. K. Chavan 3 IJPD Vol. 7 Issue 1 A Study on Clinical profile and management of Incisional hernias (ventral hernias) in the Tertiary Institute Of North India-Kashmir 58 Najeeb H Mir, Syed zahid zadie, Shabir I, Khursheed A Wani Oral Agar Therapy In The Management Of Hyperbilirubinaemia In Neonates. 66 Siddiqui S.S,Deepali Jaybhaye, Amol Gite, Prasad Jaybhaye Mind Your Sleep To Save Your Tummy. A Link Between Sleep Abnormality And Heartburn 71 Syed Arshad Hussain Andrabi, Hamid Shamila , Abdul Wahid Eyebrow Lacerations: A Brief Review. Review Fareedi Mukram Ali, Prasant MC, Sameena Kokab, Vinit Aher, Pravin Muhki.Imran Khalid, 75 Harshal Suryawanshi Lawrence Moon Beidle Syndrome [ Bardet Biedle Syndrome ] in a 13 year old boy From India. 81 Mehul M. Gosai, Hareshwaree B. Hariyani, Payal H. Purohit, Mihir A. Sadadia,Vijay Mali, Case Monil Shah Report An unusual case of Gastric Teratoma Thakkar Pareshkumar A, Phanse Supriya, Shukla Omprakash, Nayak Siddharth,Javdekar Bakul 85 . 4 IJPD Vol. 7 Issue 1 .Editorial : IMRAD There are thousands of scientific journals in referred to as "structured abstracts"2. The publication, and many more have been published increasing importance of structuring abstracts may at various points in the past. The number of well be a consequence of the increasing use of biomedical journals currently being published all searchable digital abstract archives, where a well- over the world are somewhere from 15,000 to formed abstract will dramatically increase the 17,0001. probability for an article to be found by its readership2. The history of scientific journals dates from 1665, when the French Journal des sçavans and the References: English Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society first began systematically publishing 1. Kiley R. Number of medical journals – Wyett‘s research results. Over a thousand, mostly apology. www.agmb.de/medibib- ephemeral, were founded in the 18th century, and 1/2000.09/msg00020.html.last accessed on the number has increased rapidly after that.2 20.9.2011 In academic publishing, a scientific journal is a 2. "Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts periodical publication intended to further the Submitted to Biomedical Journals: Writing and progress of science, usually by reporting new Editing for Biomedical Publication - IV.A.1.a. research. With the aim of providing research data General Principles". International Committee of at the doorstep of practicing doctor, we are Medical Journal Editors. restarting our Journal with the help of member of http://www.icmje.org/urm_full.pdf. last scientific community of India. At this juncture we accessed on 20.9.2011. would like to stress something on IMRAD. 3. The IMRAD Research Paper Format, ,FIN-1 IMRAD (Introduction, Methods, Result [and] Finnish Institutions Research Paper (Hopkins), Discussion) is a mnemonic for a common format Department of Translation Studies, University used for academic ['scientific'] research papers. of Tampere last accessed on 20.9.2011, While used primarily in the hard sciences, like http://www.uta.fi/FAST/FIN/RESEARCH/imra physics and biology, it is also widely used in the d.html last accessed on 20.9.2011 social and behavioral sciences. The IMRAD 4. Ripple, AM; Mork JG, Knecht LS, Humphreys format is also known as the APA format, as the American Psychological Association employs the BL (2011). "A retrospective cohort study of IMRAD headings in its APA style sheet. IMRAD structured abstracts in MEDLINE, 1992-2006.". is simply a more 'defined' version of the "IBC" J Med Libr Assoc. 99 (2): 160–3. [Introduction, Body, Conclusion] format used for doi:10.3163/1536-5050.99.2.009. 3 all academic writing. PMC 3066587. PMID 21464855. last accessed on 20.9.2011 In addition to the scientific article itself a brief abstract is usually required for publication. This has become important enough as an article component that the "A" of abstract may sometimes be added to "IMRAD" yielding "AIMRAD". The abstract should, however, be composed to function as an autonomous text, even if most authors and readers will think of it as an integral part of the article. There is a strong recent trend toward developing formal requirements for abstracts, most often structured on the IMRAD pattern, and often with strict additional specifications of topical content items that should be considered for Saleem-ur-Rehman inclusion in the abstract.4 Such abstracts are often Editor-in-Chief 5 IJPD Vol. 7 Issue 1 Evaluation of coliform in tap water of forty one towns of ten districts of Kashmir valley Saleem-ur-Rehman1, Rehana Kausar2, S.M. Kadri2, Sajad Hassan2, Maria Jeelani2 :ABSTRACT: The coliform group has been used extensively as an indicator of water quality and has historically led to the public health protection concept. The aim of the study was to evaluate the status of tap water in the Kashmir valley, and to monitor coliforms using the multiple tube method known as Most Probable Number (MPN). MPN proved highly successful when it was used to detect faecal pollution and to monitor water quality during outbreaks of water borne diseases in the valley. Total forty one towns of ten districts of three subdivisions were studied. The coliform count of tap water of Kashmir valley varied greatly. District Srinagar showed the lowest level of MPN ≤ 2/100ml of tap water. However the bacterial count of tap water of the majority of the towns exceeded the recommended permissible level of WHO. The introduction of sewage into the drinking water was the main reason for the bacterial contamination. Recycling sewage water was necessary to minimize the water borne diseases. During the study it was found that the tap water
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