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Intelligent rescue systems with required information and robot technology have been predicted to alleviate disaster damages. According to an international survey report, a child is losing his/her life by getting fallen in a borehole which is left uncovered is increasing day by day. The main objective of this paper is to introduce a robot which is named as rescue robot which helps to rescue the life from the borehole safely and the various methods to process this implementation. There are many methods available to rescue the child from borehole in which a human should get into the borehole through an alternate way or by impart the machineries which may cause damage to the child as well as to the land also. To avoid these major problems, this paper introduces a rescue robot which shows the child’s condition inside the borehole lively by video camera as well as the methods to rescue the child from the borehole without causing any damage to the life or land. This robot is designed by using the major components such as Zigbee technology, servo motor, micro controller, video camera and laser.

Effect of Perceived Stress on Menstruation among Adolescent Girls in a Selected College, KanchipuramDistrict, Tamil Nadu, India. The objectives were to assess the effect of perceived stress on menstruationamong adolescent girls in a selected college, Correlate between perceived stress and blood flow duringmenstruation among adolescent girls, Associate between perceived stress on menstruation among adolescentgirls with their selected demographic variables, Associate between blood flow during menstruation amongadolescent girls with their selected demographic variables. The convenient sampling technique was used toselect 50 samples. The data were collected by using perceived stress scale and pictorial blood assessmentscale. The collected data were tabulated and analyzed. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used. Theresult showed that 12% of samples having low stress level, 80% of samples having moderate stress leveland 8% of samples having severe stress level and 16% of samples had low bleeding, 30% of sampleshad normal flow and 54% of samples had severe flow. There was moderate positive correlation (r = 0.84)between perceived stress and blood flow among adolescent girls. The demographic variables like menstrualcycle periodicity (X2=1.78) stress level, (X2=3.87) blood flow and duration of menstrual flow (X2=4.32)stress level, (X2=5.93) blood flow had significant association with stress and blood flow during menstruationrespectively.

The ignorant nature and routine non-adherence towards medications have always caused immense imminence in terms of public health, also resulting in a significant amount of finance going run through. In-home healthcare services based on the Internet-of-Things (IoT) have great business potential; however, a comprehensive platform is still missing. This system shows how a Medbox can be used intellectually and effectively.

Asthma is a chronic condition characterized by ongoing inflammation of the airways. Common asthma symptoms include shortness of breath that worsens with activity, wheezing, and cough. The flow of exhaled air from the lungs may be restricted due to inflammation from excess mucous. The peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) is a test that measures how fast a person can exhale. This test checks lung functioning, and is often used by patients who have asthma. For the PEFR test to be useful, the patient must keep continuous records of his or her flow rate. These patterns can help individuals prevent their symptoms from worsening before a full-blown asthma attack, for example. Individuals will know when they need to adjust their environment or medication, or make an appointment with the doctor.

Childhood obesity is a major public health crisis nationally and internationally. Hence, effective intervention strategies are being used to prevent and control obesity in children is necessary8. The study was conducted to assess the knowledge on factors influencing childhood obesity among school children in selected schools at Kanchipuram. District, Tamil Nadu. The objectives of the study were to assess the Knowledge on factors influencing childhood obesity and to associate the Knowledge on factors influencing childhood obesity among school children with selected demographic variables. By using descriptive research design and by using simple random sampling the total of 60 samples were selected. The study finding revealed that the frequency distribution in the study shows that majority 3(5%) were having adequate knowledge, 37(62%) of them having moderate knowledge and 20(33%) of them having inadequate knowledge on childhood obesity. Regarding association there is significant association of factors influencing childhood obesity among school children with selected demographic variables like type of family, monthly family income, dietary habit, height in cms and there is no significant association between factors influencing childhood obesity with demographic variables like age, number of sibling to children, education status and weight in kg.