Introduction: Most patients with acute ischemic stroke (AIS) have elevated blood pressure (BP) at presentation, which often declines spontaneously in the following days. Objectives: The main objective of the study is to find the Low blood pressure at presentation and its adverse outcomes in acute stroke. Material and methods: This cross sectional study was conducted in Akbar Niazi Teaching Hospital, Barakahu, Islamabad during July 2022 till October 2022. The data was collected with the permission of ethical committee of hospital. The data was collected from those patients who fulfill the inclusion criteria. We collect all the data related to age, sex, history of diseases, risk factors, baseline values and stroke history. All suspected strokes who presented to the ED within 24 h of onset of first symptoms were included in this prospective study Results: In our study total 100 patients were enrolled mean age was 47.7± 10 years with minimum age of 18 years and maximum age of 65 years. Lesser patients belong to younger age group (18 years to 40 years) i.e. 54 while 46 belonged to elder age group i.e. 41 year to 65 years 24.1 % and 75.9% respectively. Out of which 62 were male and 38 were female. Practical implication: Hypotension and hypertension both are inter connected and treated simultaneously. Conclusion: It is concluded that hypotension were the commonest non communicable diseases (cardiovascular) risk factors in known hypertensive patients. Low presenting BP, both SBP and DBP, are associated with poor outcome after acute stroke, even after taking account of these patients. Keywords: Hypotension, Blood pressure, Stroke, Hypertension, Outcomes
Purpose: This research focused on understanding the perception of feminism in Lahore, Pakistan and the implications of social media usage on those perceptions. The research aimed to address the difference in perception to exist between Generation X and Generation Y and the influence of social media in shaping these perceptions. Methodology: The research made use of the quantitative method of research by the help of survey method. Findings: The corresponding findings showed that social media has an influence on perception of feminism in Generation X and Generation Y. Generation X were found to harbor primitive perceptions on feminism, Generation X was aware of female oppression and discrimination but did not see feminism as an answer to the problem. Generation Y showed better understanding of feminism and more awareness. Implications: Social media was found to play a monumental role in shaping opinions and perceptions. The research showed the impact of social media on feminism and thus can be used in conjunction with future research that correspond to impact of social media with social issues.
This study explored the perception of feminism in Lahore, Pakistan, and the impact of social media on those perceptions. The research aimed to compare the views of Generation X and Generation Y, and how social media shaped their perceptions. The study used a quantitative method by conducting surveys. The results indicated that social media has a significant influence on the perception of feminism for both generations. Generation X had outdated views on feminism, acknowledging female oppression but not seeing feminism as a solution. Generation Y had a better understanding of feminism and greater awareness. The study highlights the crucial role of social media in shaping opinions and perceptions. This research provides insights into the impact of social media on feminism and can be useful for future studies investigating the role of social media in social issues.
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