Volume : 11, Issue : 09, September – 2024
Title:
MODALITIES OF TREATMENT OF IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME (IBS) – MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
Authors :
Emad Hashim Alsharef*, Hessa Mohammed Kulib Hadi Ali, Noha Ahmad Jaber, Afnan Mohammed Kulib Ali, Abdalmhsin Jarallah Alnasri, Riyadh Wadid Alharbi, Rami Saleh Sufyani, Ahmed Ibrahim Alhawsawi, Omar Marzook Alsaadi Alharbi, Husam Mohammad Alharbi, Khaled Awad Alhazmi, Ahmed Ibrahim Alhawsawi, Marwa Mohammad Bokhari, Shima Mohammed Alghamdi, Hassan Ahmed Alsini
Abstract :
Background: IBS is a common gastrointestinal disorder characterized by abdominal pain and irregular bowel habits, significantly impacting the quality of life for those affected. Diagnosis relies on clinical evaluations based on the Rome III criteria, which help distinguish IBS from similar conditions while addressing its varied symptoms, including pain, bloating, and unpredictable bowel movements. Treatment often requires a comprehensive approach that combines medication and lifestyle modifications to manage both physical and psychological elements of the disorder.
Objective: An overview of the modalities of treatment for IBS.
Methods: The PUBMED And Google Scholar Search Engines Were the Main Databases Used For The Search Process, With Articles Collected From 1989 To 2024.
Conclusion: The overall success of IBS treatment techniques is fundamentally associated with the relationship between the doctor and the patient, reinforcing the critical importance of providing individualized care responsive to each patient’s unique needs and situations.
Keywords: IBS , Life Style Modification, Psychological Therapy, Pediatric Treatment, Medical Treatment.
Cite This Article:
Please cite this article in press Emad Hashim Alsharef et al., Modalities Of Treatment Of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) – Multidisciplinary Approach., Indo Am. J. P. Sci, 2024; 11 (09).
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Volume : 11, Issue : 09, September – 2024
Title:
THE EFFECT OF EQUIPPING AMBULANCES WITH RAPID COMMUNICATION MECHANISMS IN RESPONDING QUICKLY TO THE INJURED IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
Authors :
Zaher Ali Awadh Alshehri., MADINE MNAJI MOHAMMED ALSHAREIF . Yasser Yahya Amer Alhabis ., Mohammed Abdullah Awwadh Al-Harthi., Mohammed Mnaji Mohammed Alshareif., Othman Mabruk Faraj Alotaibi., Marzouq Masad Bin Hamdan Alhathla.
Abstract :
The current study aimed to identify the impact of equipping ambulances with rapid communication mechanisms on the response time for injured individuals in emergency situations. This was achieved by employing a descriptive analytical approach through the distribution of a questionnaire consisting of 500 emergency medical technicians to assess their opinions regarding the equipping of ambulances and rapid communication mechanisms. The study’s results indicated that there was no statistical significance attributed to professional and occupational experiences or the number of years of service concerning the responses of the sample on the questionnaire. The study presented several findings, including that technological advancements have facilitated the provision of higher quality communication means in ambulances, ensuring various solutions for rapid access to victims in emergencies. Furthermore, the implementation of precise location identification technology has enhanced response speed and helped avoid traffic congestion. The study’s results also indicated that the quicker the access to the accident scene, the greater the chances of survival for the injured, and that there is an effect of delayed response on rescue opportunities.
Key words: Technique, technology, response speed, communication methods, rapid access methods.
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Please cite this article in press Zaher Ali Awadh Alshehri et al., The Effect Of Equipping Ambulances With Rapid Communication Mechanisms In Responding Quickly To The Injured In Emergency Situations, Indo Am. J. P. Sci, 2024; 11 (09).
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