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ORTHOPEDIC PROBLEMS, ARTHRITIS #2 ORTHOPEDIC PROBLEMS, ARTHRITIS 1 Anticipate our ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State but before the completion of this project let us discuss on the common problems that this hospital will be handling. Many conditions that affects the body musculoskeletal system need clinical care by a health care. Arthritis: Arthritis are diseases or common conditions that causes pain, swelling and limited movement. The following are kinds of Arthritis; • Osteoarthritis • Fibromyalgia • Rheumatoid • Gout • System lupus Erythema to sustain (Lupus) • Scleroderma Spondylitis • Ajkylosing Spondylitis • Juvenile Rueumatoid Arthritis (JIA) • Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JRA) • Osteonecrosis • Hemophiliac Arthritis • Post traumatic Arthritis • Infectious Arthritis • Psoriatic Arthritis • Thumb Arthritis • Shoulder Arthritis • Hip and Knee • Idiopathic Arthritis • OSTEOARTHRITIS; This is the most common type of Arthritis especially among older people. Someti...

TYPES OF FOUNDATIONS TYPES OF FOUNDATIONS In this article we will discuss the common types of foundations in buildings. Broadly speaking, all foundations are divided into two categories: shallow foundations and deep foundations. The words shallow and deep refer to the depth of soil in which the foundation is made. Shallow foundations can be made in depths of as little as 3ft (1m), while deep foundations can be made at depths of 60 - 200ft (20 - 65m). Shallow foundations are used for small, light buildings, while deep ones are for large, heavy buildings. SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS Shallow foundations are also called spread footings or open footings. The 'open' refers to the fact that the foundations are made by first excavating all the earth till the bottom of the footing, and then constructing the footing. During the early stages of work, the entire footing is visible to the eye, and is therefore called an open foundation. The idea is that each footing takes the concentrated ...

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INTRODUCTION TO ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL DESIGNS #1 INTRODUCTION TO ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL DESIGNS User of Space • Doctors (orthopedist) • Patient • Compounder (including the nurse) • Management (staffs, receptionist) • Visiting doctor (specification) • Sport, Gym, Car Park. DOCTOR (THE ORTHOPEDIST) Requirement; • Treatment area, consisting of table, bed, two(2) x-ray reader and chairs. • Waiting space for guardians of the patient. • A easy accessible space for about a regular check-ups and two emergency case. • A wash room. ORTHOPEDIC PROBLEM STUDY • Physiotherapy • Chiropractic • Occupational Therapy • Podiatry • Kinesiology Patient are here for regular check-up, little sprains, bone miss-place, bone breakage, old peoQple(swelling), third degree accident and emergency. Space requirement for the orthopedic defacement, reception, waiting hall, treatment area(orthopedist) • P.O.P (for band aid) • O.T • Wash rooms • Circulation lobby • Pharmacy WAITING HALL (2NO SPACE) Waiting hall(2No sp...

AFRICAN TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE/STEEL PORTAL FRAMES They can be made in form of solid web sections either of single standard section or compound section and in form of lattice frames. The frame can be of fixed foundations- then we observe some economy in the consumption of steel to make the frame, they are more rigid, can cover longer span but at same time the statical display of forces in the foundation is more complicated. The other solutions are two or three hinged frames with lighter foundations. a) Solid web portal frame; they are made of standard profiles, mostly I-beam. They can span the distance up to 60-80 meters, the depth to span ratio 1/38 – 1/40. The frames are placed at 6-12 meters intervals depending on the purlins. They are easy to make and do not require much maintenance. At longer spans, prestressing used to improve the statical properties of the frame. Special cables or steel rods of high tensile properties are attached to the frame and post-tensioning is intro...

Basement Construction of a Church Building (BEAM ANALYSIS). DESIGN OF BEAM Beam span between support to carry lateral loads which are resisted by bending and shears. However, deflection and local stress are also important. Beam may be cantilevered, simple supported, fixed end or continuous beam. The main uses of beam are support floors, columns, carry roof sheeting, a purlins and side cladding and sheet rails. CLASSIFICATION OF BEAM CROSS SECTION 1) CLASS ONE(1): Plastic Cross-section 2) CLASS TWO(2): Compact cross-section 3) CLASS THREE(3): Semi-compact cross-section 4) CLASS FOUR(4): Slender Cross-Section BEAM LOADS 1) Concentrated Loads from Secondary beams and column. 2) Distributed Loads from self weight and floor slabs. ALSO 1) Dead loads from self weight slabs, finishes etc 2) Imposed loads from people, fittings,snow on the roof, etc 3) Wind loads, mainly on purlins and sheeting rails. Pictures low are practical examples of a BEAM

THE DISCIPLINARY PROCESSES #3 Executive  council of the professional body as stipulated clauses under bye-law to make regulations concerning the method by which any question, of discipline is to be brought before the council, the hearing and determination by the council of any such question, the publication of any determination and any other matter in regard to discipline. State the procedure in any case of alleged professional misconduct by a member is that once a report is made and acknowledged by the institute to be contravention of the code Article 25.1 of the constitution directed that it shall first be referred to executive council, who shall where necessary appoint an investigation panel. The article under reference further directed that in the event of a prima facia case being established by the investigation panel, the matter shall be referred to the disciplinary committee for hearing after which the disciplinary committee will recommendations shall be ...

The amazing Bush Bar #2 Imagine combining african tradition techque (using bamboo) and modern day construction( Using cement and concrete block), the result is mind blowing. Antipate wonders from this combination. 

The Amazing Bush Bar Some individuals said ‘it is impossible’ but we at ifiok concept unlimited always find a way. Our competence is redefining. Below are the highlights of step by step process of a framed building for relaxation. The end result will be amazing.