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Item PREVALENCE OF HYPERTENSION IN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN DIFFERENT UNIVERSITIES OF LAHORE(UMT Lahore, 2023) Sundus Shahid S2019370011 Nouf Raveen Babar S2019370027 Rabia Sajjad F2017242019This study sought to provide information about hypertension in undergraduate students in different universities in Lahore. In Pakistan, there are few surveys nationwide and population-based on the prevalence of hypertensionItem Food Allergy Knowledge, Attitude and Practices in University Going Students of Lahore(UMT Lahore, 2023) Duaa Fatima S2019370007 Sawera Sajid S2019370024 Aqsa Mahmood S2019370017 Areej Mohammad Afzal S2019370028 Fatima Bashir S2019370002Food allergy is a worldwide health problem. Increasing trend of teens and adolescents to dine out and consume junk food has drastically enhanced the chances of allergic reactions. For this reason, we conducted a study trying to find food allergy prevalence as well as peoples knowledge regarding them.Item PREVALENCE OF DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS INTAKE FOR AESTHETIC/BEAUTY PURPOSES IN FEMALE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND EVALUATION OF LABELLING CLAIMS(UMT Lahore, 2023) Areej Tariq S2019370001 Hafiza Rida Azeem S2019370016 Iqra Ahmed S2019370026 Maham Sadiq S2019370019 Sitara Arshad S2019370013Item FREQUENCY AND PREVALENCE OF AGE AND GENDER-RELATED INTRACRANIAL CALCIFICATIONS WITH ASSOCIATED DISORDERS IN PATIENTS ON CT SCAN(UMT Lahore, 2023) Zarwa Gohar S2019244051 Anum Noreen S2019244050 Hafiza Fiza S2019244005 Maryam Arif S2019244006 Zoobia Kalsoom S2019244028 Tooba Fayyaz S2019244015 Syed Iqtidar Ali Shah S2019244008Computed tomography (CT) is best and very sensitive for recognizing and localizing intracranial calcifications. The presence of intracranial calcifications is usually common in frequently in both adults and pediatric age groups on non-contrast computed tomography scans. They are referred to as brain parenchymal or vasculature calcifications and plunge into several prime classifications, encompassing inflammatory, toxic, metabolic/endocrine, neoplastic, vascular, viral,Item Sonographic evaluation of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) in urban and rural areas and their correlation with lifestyle habits(UMT Lahore, 2023) Rija Khalid S2019244033 Aqsa Arshad S2019244027 Maria Munir S2019244030 Mahzaib Talib S2019244007 Amna Haseeb S2019244043 Iraj Fatima S2019244055 Meemona S2019244040Item PREVALENCE AND RISK FACTORS OF PRIMARY OSTEOPOROSIS ABOVE THE AGE OF 40 THROUGH DEXA SCAN(UMT Lahore, 2023) MARYAM SALMAN NOOR NAWAZ ZEESHAN ALI NISHA LAILA MUHAMMAD AHMAD MUHAMMAD MUBIN S2019244018 S2019244017 S2019244010 S2019244041 S2019244023 S2019244038 ZONISH KHAN BALOCH S2019244021Osteoporosis is defined as a complaint that significantly reduces both bone mass and bone density. It's fleetly getting a rising global concern, with a frequency rate of over 200 million worldwide and an estimated9.9 million people suffering in Pakistan. Through our study, we first surveyed crucial threat factors similar as age, gender, sun exposure, salutary habits, and life, so that approaches can be taken as a whole to exclude them. SecondlyItem SONOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF ADNEXAL MASSES IN PATIENT PRESENTING WITH PELVIC PAIN(UMT Lahore, 2023) Rida Zahra S2019244002 Hira Bint e Raza S2019244001 Maham Zulfiqar S2019244013 Ghazia Waseem S2019244042 Rimsha Amin Tehmeena S2019244047 S2019244052Ultrasound is the method of choice for investigating pelvic pain because it can reliably diagnose many gynecological conditions. This is because it is readily available, non-invasive and portable, uses non-ionizing radiation and is relatively inexpensive compared to other cross-sectional imaging techniques.Item EVALUATION OF CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS AND PERCEIVED EXERTION AMONG HEALTH SCIENCE STUDENTS(UMT Lahore, 2023) AYESHA MASHAL S2019241155 TAYYABA ANWAR S2018241014 MAIRA IQBAL SHAREEN MEHAK S2018241046 S2018241069 HAFIZA MAIDA RAFIQUE S2018241111is becoming increasingly accepted that cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) is an important variable that should be evaluated in health screenings due to its well-established significance. In this study, our focus was on evaluation of cardiorespiratory fitness and perceived exertion among health science students. We calculated pre-test pulse ratings and used YMCA 3-minutesItem PHYSICAL FITNESS AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF BREAST CANCER PATIENTS IN CANCER HOSPITALS OF LAHORE(UMT Lahore, 2023) Amna Nawaz S2019241137 Malaika Sajjad S2019241134 Ambreen Buksh S2019241127 Fozia Mehdi S2018241066 Wajeeha Shaheen S2018241086Breast Cancer is the most common type of cancer across the world in females. The most commonly occurring symptom is pain in Breast cancer patients which has a fatalistic effect on quality of life. According to previous research, the majority of cancer patients experience extreme fatigue during treatment.Item PREVALENCE OF SUPRASCAPULAR NERVE INJURY IN VOLLEYBALL AND TENNIS PLAYERS(UMT Lahore, 2023) Kinza Abid S2019241098 Uroosa Bibi S2019241125 Samreen Gul F2017241082 Abeera Arshad F2017241109 Mehnoor Fatima Khan F2017241215Suprascapular nerve damage commonly seen among athletes who participate in overhead sports such as volleyball and tennis. In general, the shoulder pain and dysfunction is not always due to suprascapular nerve injuryItem PREVALENCE OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN AMONG CHEFS AND ITS IMPACT ON THEIR WORK PRODUCTIVITY(UMT Lahore, 2023) ARFA SABAHAT FAROOQ S2019241089 ASWA WAQAR S2019241074 HAFSA AHMAD S2019241051 IFRAH QADEER QAZI S2019241221Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are a big health problem worldwide, causing long-term pain and disability. They lead to many lost work days and cost a lot for healthcare. MSDs also make life harder, causing emotional distress and problems in social life. Work-related musculoskeletal pain (Item CHALLENGES TO IMPLEMENTING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN REHABILITATION PRACTICE OF PAKISTAN: CROSS SECTIONAL SURVEY(UMT Lahore, 2023) AMINA SAEED S2019241016 ASMA RUHAB S2019241022 SAMEERA NADEEM S2019241034 AYEMA BATOOL S2019241104Artificial Intelligence (AI) typically refers to electronically controlled systems that possess the ability to perform tasks and analytical procedures that we typically associate with human mental faculties.(Hajkowicz et al.,Item Exploring the Challenges of E-Governance(UMT Lahore, 2023) Tazeen JavedThis project has discussed the challenges of e-governance in Pakistan by using different scales and strategies like trust of public in e-system, capabilities of public of using e-system and government infrastructure.Item ASSOCIATION OF POWER-NAP WITH OBESITY AND DIETARY HABITS AMONG AGE GROUP 6-18 YEARS(UMT Lahore, 2023) SYEDA BISMA AAMER S2018242129 SYEDA MOMMNA ALI S2018242035 IRAM AKMAL S2018242117 TEHREEM AKRAM S2018242041 MUBASHARA AKBAR S2018242006 AROOJ GULL S2018242068The prevalence of Childhood obesity is increasing day by day. This research conducted to explore the association between power nap and risk of obesity using anthropometric measurements, waist circumference percentile, BMI percentile and usual dietary intake for evaluating the risk of obesity related metabolic conditions. Factors that lead to childhood obesity are poor dietary habits, low physical activity, more screen time and lack of nutritional knowledge in parents. There was no prior research done on power nap and its association with obesity. The main purpose of this research is to give awareness among people about the exact meaning of power nap and its impact on their daily dietary routine. The result of this study shows there is significant impact of fiber, vitamin A and calcium on power nappers and non-nappers. The intervention for pediatric obesity is limited. We should acknowledge all factors contributing the risk of obesity i.e. circadian cycle. Researches also support biphasic sleeping patterns. However, there are certain limitations regarding to the concerned topic, which shows that more research needed.Item AWARENESS OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AMONG MEDICAL ANDNON-MEDICAL STUDENTS(UMT Lahore, 2023) AFIA FAROOQ S2018242101 AMINA MUNIR BIRRAH HABIB HAFIZA MAHNOOR NOSHAD MUHAMMAD HASEEB S2018242048 F2017242181 F2017242167 F2017242147Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a major cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide, and its prevention and management depend largely on public awareness. Medical students are expected to have a better understanding of CVD than non-medical students, little is known about the comparative level of awareness between these two groups. This study aims to compare the awareness of CVD among medical and non-medical students to identify the gaps in knowledge. This cross-sectional study was conducted among 200 students, aged between 18-23 years; where 40.8% were male and 60.2% were female.Item DEVELOPMENT OF COST-EFFECTIVE AND NUTRITIOUS SNACK BAR FROM LOCALLY AVAILABLE INGREDIENTS(UMT Lahore, 2023) Nehzat Zehra S2018242099 Fatima Javed S2018242024 Minahil Fatima S2018242045 Sana Saleem S2018242069 Kiran Firdous S2018242077 Anum Firdous S2018242078The development of ready-to-eat meal replacement bar that provide health benefits, such as low calorie content and increased levels of protein, fiber, and antioxidants, is essential given current consumer trends. The purpose of this project was to evaluate the acceptability of a snack bar made with local ingredients as well as its nutritional and bioactive chemical content. The aim of this study was to manufacture a snack bar nutritionally enriched with local ingredients such as "roasted black chickpeas", nuts and underutilized seeds.Item DIETARY PATTERNS AND EATING BEHAVIOR OF CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER(UMT Lahore, 2023) Areej Fatima S2018242096 Tazeem Fatima S2018242110 Tirza Anwar S2018242105 Maisra Javed S2018242134 Maryam Majid S2018242019 Ms Tehreem S2018242074The aim of this study to find out the dietary patterns and to evaluate the eating behaviors of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Lahore, Pakistan. The study participant was ASD children aged 5-10years. For data collection, the sample was drawn from four autism center through the convenience sampling technique. Data regarding the participant personal history, eating patterns and eating behavior was collected through their caregivers using a Food Frequency Questionnaire and Bambi. The data revealed that from the total participant selected 61% was boys and 31% girls. The BMI for age percentile of the children was obtained according to their height and weight. Among children with autism, 22% were underweight, 13% overweight and 35% obese. The eating behavior of participant revealed that children with ASD exhibit resistive behavior at almost every meal which accounts for 22.4% of total responses. Significant proportion of children with ASD (24.08%) have preference for the same food and are not willing to try new food. FFQ show. FFQ data shows that the most calories consumed comes from egg, meat and beverage with 2.5 and 2.7 servings per week respectively. The children diet is lacking in vegetables and dairy foods. The chi square P value shows that there is no association between children BMI and Food intake.Item ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF NUTRITION EDUCATION MATERIAL OF PICKY EATERS (08-13 YEARS) IN RURAL AREAS(UMT Lahore, 2023) Maryyam Naz S2018242089 Saba Arshad S2018242079 Aooj Zahra S2018242070 Hadiqa Ali F2017242146 Osheen sajid S2018242043 Hadeena Abid F2017242354 Wajiha noor S2018242132Picky eating is a frequent behavior among young children, encompassing various issues such as feeding difficulties at an early age, delayed introduction of solid foods during weaning, eating under pressure, and being fussy. Eating habits have a direct or indirect impact on all systems of the human body since appropriate nutrition is vital for optimal development and bodily functions. As a result, it is crucial to establish programs that encourage healthy eating habits in children for their overall well-being. The study aimed to assess picky eating behaviors in children aged 8-13 years living in rural areas and to develop educational materials aimed at improving their eating habits.Item The Impact of Work Overload on the Employees’ Dietary Habits, Sleep Quality, and Psychophysical Well Being in Private Sector Universities of Pakistan(UMT Lahore, 2023) Muhammad Jawad S2018242046 Muhammad Hassan F2017242248 Urooj Afzal Sadia Iqbal Rimsha Riaz Tanzeel Fatima S2018242062 F2017242306 F2017242292 F2017242310University employee especially academic professionals are facing the issues of being over loaded with their routine and office work. They have major responsibilities to complete at the given deadlines that make them feel burdened. Work overload has negative effects on physical and mental health of employees. This study aimed to analyze the impact of work overload on the dietary habits, sleep quality and psychophysical well-being of the employees. A cross sectional survey has been conducted in which 121 university professionals participated. Work overload, sleep quality, dietary habits and psychophysical well-being has been examined via a structured questionnaire. Study findings concluded that there was a significant (p<0.05) strong negative association of work overload with dietary habits, sleep quality and psychophysical well-being of employees. Hence, increase in work overload has decreased the (healthy) dietary habits, sleep quality and psychophysical well-being of academic professional at universities.Item FREE SUGAR INTAKE IN LUNCH OF SCHOOL GOING CHILDREN AND IT’S EFFECT ON ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASURES(UMT Lahore, 2023) Rimsha Moueed S2018242029 Ayesha Suleman S2018242030 Narmeen Roohi S2018242023 Ifra Malik Laiba Khan Aiman Ayub S2018242018 F2017242223 F2017242062The consumption of too much sugar by young children is a pressing issue for public Health. To address this issue, our study aimed to explore the amount of total, free, and added sugar consumed by preschool-aged children and to analyze how these sugar intakes relate to their anthropometric measurements. Objectives: To find the percentage of children consuming more than the recommended intake of sugar and to also the daily intake or consumption of total sugar and free sugar and the key food sources by category of free added sugar among a sample of school going.