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    Project Defense For 2018/2019 Academic Year Group 1 Thursday, 13 JUNE, 2019 8:00AM-3:30PM S.No Name Project Topic

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    This document provides the schedule for project defense groups at the University of Cape Coast for the 2018/2019 academic year. It lists the names of 53 students, their project topics, and assigns them to two groups presenting on consecutive days, June 13th and 14th, from 8am to 3:30pm. Group 1 with 27 students will present on June 13th, and Group 2 with 26 students will present on June 14th. The projects cover various topics within the health sciences field such as diabetes, oral health, nutrition, hematology, and reproductive health.

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    This document provides the schedule for project defense groups at the University of Cape Coast for the 2018/2019 academic year. It lists the names of 53 students, their project topics, and assigns them to two groups presenting on consecutive days, June 13th and 14th, from 8am to 3:30pm. Group 1 with 27 students will present on June 13th, and Group 2 with 26 students will present on June 14th. The projects cover various topics within the health sciences field such as diabetes, oral health, nutrition, hematology, and reproductive health.

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    This document provides the schedule for project defense groups at the University of Cape Coast for the 2018/2019 academic year. It lists the names of 53 students, their project topics, and assigns them to two groups presenting on consecutive days, June 13th and 14th, from 8am to 3:30pm. Group 1 with 27 students will present on June 13th, and Group 2 with 26 students will present on June 14th. The projects cover various topics within the health sciences field such as diabetes, oral health, nutrition, hematology, and reproductive health.

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    Project Defense For 2018/2019 Academic Year Group 1 Thursday, 13 JUNE, 2019 8:00AM-3:30PM S.No Name Project Topic

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    This document provides the schedule for project defense groups at the University of Cape Coast for the 2018/2019 academic year. It lists the names of 53 students, their project topics, and assigns them to two groups presenting on consecutive days, June 13th and 14th, from 8am to 3:30pm. Group 1 with 27 students will present on June 13th, and Group 2 with 26 students will present on June 14th. The projects cover various topics within the health sciences field such as diabetes, oral health, nutrition, hematology, and reproductive health.

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    PROJECT DEFENSE FOR 2018/2019 ACADEMIC YEAR

    GROUP 1

    THURSDAY, 13TH JUNE, 2019

    8:00AM-3:30PM

    S.NO NAME PROJECT TOPIC


    1. NTIM BOATENG BERNAND ASSESSMENT OF CORN STARCH AS SUBSTITUTE FOR AGAROSE IN DNA GEL
    ELECTROPHORESIS
    2. SAMUEL YEBOAH PREVALENCE OF RED CELL ANTIBODIES ( ALLOIMMUNIZATION) IN PATIENTS WHO
    CELESTINA AFUA QUANSAH HAVE RECEIVED MULTIPLE TRANSFUSIONS WITHIN THE CAPE COAST METROPOLIS
    MICHEAL ODOOM
    JOSEPH YANNEY
    DENNIS DARKO
    BENTIL OWUSU JOSEPH
    STEPHANIE K. ANNAN ADJEI
    ABRAHAM BAFFOE SAGOE
    ALLWELL ADOFO AYIREBI
    FOSU ABIGAIL
    3. RICHARD ANTWI ORAL HEALTH PROMOTION AMONG UCC PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS
    4. AUGUSTINE BUDU QUAYE EVALUATION OF CALCIUM, BETA-2 MICROGLOBULIN AND C-REACTIVE PROTEIN
    ANOKYE CLEMENT LEVELS IN WOMEN WITH PREECLAMPSIA IN CAPE COAST
    ANKOMAH EMMANUEL
    5. PETTINGLE CHARLES PREVALENCE, PATTERN AND CORRELATES OF ALCOHOL USE AMONG FINAL YEAR
    STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAPE COAST
    6. LYDIA ABENA BONNEY OPTIMISATION OF MICROSCOPY TECHNIQUES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF MALARIA IN
    ELIZABETH OKYERE DETECTING LOW PARASITAEMIA
    AUGUSTINE SEKUM

    7. GIFTY MENSAH FORMULATING DIABETIC DIET USING CARBOHYDRATE DIET (PLANTAIN) ANDF THE
    SEEDS AND LEAVES OF CARICA PAPAYA
    8. EVANS ARHIN EVALUATION OF ANDROGRAPHOLIDE AS AN ANTIDEPRESSANT AND OR ANXIOLYTIC
    OPPONG KWAKU AGENT
    9. DWAMENA BISMARK JUNIOR OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY IN SCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE UNIVERSITY PRIMARY
    SCHOOL IN CAPE COAST
    10. ESTHER DADZIE REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY OF SALT PETRE AND SORGHUM BICOLOR EITHER ALONE OR
    AMOS DUODU IN COMBINATION
    GODFRED BISSUE
    KEZIA SELINAM ZORBLEWU
    11. ISAAC LAMPTEY FORMULATION AND TESTING OF THE CALORIFIC PROFILE OF A DIABETIC DIET MADE
    FROM PAWPAW SEED AND CASSAVA
    12. FRANCIS KWARTENG COAGULOPATHIES IN TYPE 2 DIABETES PATIENTS WITH POOR GLYCEMIC CONTROL
    FELIX OWUSU BOATENG AND THOSE WITH TIGHLY CONTROLLED GLYCEAMIA
    NANABEA AKUFFO
    JOSEPH ATTA GYAMFI
    DANIEL TUURISOE
    COLLINS OWUSU-POKU
    13. MUSAH EBENEZER PREVALENCE OF BACTERIAL PATHOGENS IN FOODS IN SOME SCHOOL CANTEENS IN
    THE CAPE COAST MUNICIPAL AREA
    14. UMAR ISMAEEL SUALAH ASSESSING REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY OF THE HYDRO-ALCOHOLIC EXTRACT OF
    BAKYAARA FESTUS AGERATUM CONYZOIDES ON RATS
    15. ESTHER AIDOO DETERMINANT OF MENSTRUAL HYGIENE PRACTICE IN UNMARRIED WOMEN IN CAPE
    COAST
    16. DRAI CONSTANTINE THE EFFECT OF INHERENT DONOR CHARACTERISTICS ON STORAGE LESION IN
    FREDRICK SERSAH AFFUL BANKED BLOOD
    APPIAH KUBI GILBERT
    KUMI AMOS
    KWAKYE FESTUS ANSAH
    SARPONG EMMANUEL
    GBEDOHO RAPHAEL E. K

    17. SYLVESTER GRAHAM FORMULATING A DIABETIC DIET USING CASSAVA INCORPORATED WITH PAWPAW
    LEAVES EXTRACT
    18. OBED JEREMIAH BLEEDING DISORDERS AMONG THE BRABEDZE COMMUNITY IN THE CENTRAL
    JOSEPH KAKRABA REGION OF GHANA
    CORNELIUS AAYARE
    19. SOLOMON OWUSU MENSAH FORMULATING AND TESTING THE CALORIFIC PROFILE OF A DIABETIC DIET MADE
    FROM CORN KERNELS AND EXTRACTS FROM MANGIFERA INDICA LEAVES AND STEM
    BARK
    20. PATRICK SARPONG PREVALENCE OF MICROALBUMINURIA IN SICKLE CELL PATIENTS IN TEMA
    ADDO JESSE
    ADUAMOAH BENJAMIN
    AVOYI RICHARD
    BRIGHT OFORI CK
    21. THEOPHILUS ESSUMAN FORMULATION AND TESTING OF THE CALORIFIC PROFILE OF A DIABETIC DIET MADE
    FROM PAWPAW LEAVES AND MAIZE
    22. JOSEPH CUDJOE INVESTIGATION OF THE ANTI-NOCICEPTIVE OF PETROLEUM ETHER, ETHYL ACETATE
    KWAMENA DANIELS AND HYDROETHANOLIC EXTRACT OF PERSICARIA LANIGERA LEAVES AND ITS
    EWARD OSAE SARPONG POSSIBLE MECHANISM OF ACTION
    KAMASAH, SAVIOUR SEYRAM
    ERNEST ADU ASAMOAH
    23. NANA AHENKAN AMOAKO EFFECT OF EATING HABITS ON ORAL HEALTH
    24. VICTOR OWUSU PREDICTING TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS AMONG FISHERMEN IN CAPE COAST:
    JEPHTHAH ASIAMAH COMPARISON BETWEEN THE FINDRISC AND THE METABOLIC SYNDROMES TOOLS
    ARNOLD MILLS
    25. ALEX TWUM BARIMAH URINALYSIS: THE PHASE OF METFORMIN ON DIABETIC PATIENTS
    26. RICHARD KOFI MENSAH PREVALENCE OF Rh( C, c, e ), KIDD,KELL AND MNS BLOOD GROUP ANTIGENS IN CAPE
    SYLVIA BOATENG COAST METROPOLIS
    27. DOREEN APEATU HEALTH STATUS AMONG TAXI DRIVERS IN UNIVERSITY OF CAPE COAST
    28.
    29. Ernestina siaw Evaluation of iron status of medical laboratory science students of University Of Cape Coast
    Happy Bruce
    Dela
    Regina
    Grace Arezie
    PROJECT DEFENSE FOR 2018/2019 ACADEMIC YEAR

    GROUP 2

    FRIDAY, 14TH JUNE, 2019

    8:00AM-3:30PM

    S.N NAME PROJECT TOPIC


    O
    30. TAWFEEK AHMED AMISSAH DETERMINATION OF HEALTH RELATED INJURIES AMONG MEDICAL LABORATORY
    SAMUEL AYANDA SCIENTISTS
    31. PHILIPPA JENNIFER AYIKU DRUG EDUCATION, POLYPHARMACY, DOSAGE AND PACKAGE INSERT
    COMPLIANCE: THE CASE OF PATIENTS VISITING HEALTHCARE FACILITIES IN CAPE
    COAST
    32. BAYUKO GAFARU POST HEPATITIS B VACCINATION SEROPROTECTION RATE AMONG HEALTHCARE
    MABEL NUAMAH WORKERS AT THE UHS AND CCMH
    33. ACHEAMPONG BARBARA ASSESSMENT OF CHILD UNDER NUTRITION INDICATORS, CAPE COAST
    34. MICHAEL DUAH BOATENG HYPOLIPIDEMIC EFFECT OF CELECOXIB ON EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED
    JOSEPH BOATENG ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN RATS
    SAMUEL KODUA
    35. ANTONIO DANIEL PREVALENCE, CORRELATE OF BINGE EATING AMONG FEMALE ADOLESCENT
    STUDENT IN UNIVERSITY PRACTICE SHS
    36. AOKYERE BOADU PREVALENCE AND ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY OF NESSERIA GONORRHOEA
    STEPHEN DUUN MBABEY ISOLATES IN CAPE COAST
    37. DOUGLAS DABUO FAANUZAGLA EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF CHEWING STICKS ON BUCCAL MICROBIOTA IN
    THE THREE NORTHERN REGIONS OF GHANA
    38. KANZIN DAVID ANTICONVULSANT EFFECTS OF ANDROGRAPHOLIDES
    REBECCA ANNY COBBINAH
    39. MARIAN GYAPOMAA GYASI QUALITY OF LIFE FOR GIRLS IN ADOLESCENCE
    40. LEONE LAMPTEY DETERMINATION OF SERUM FREE LIGHT CHAINS IN PREECLAMTIC, PREGNANCY
    CUDJOE GETRUDE INDUCED HYPERTENSION AND NORMOTENSIVE PREGNANT WOMEN
    ABUBAKAR SADIQ MOHAMMED
    41. AMOAH PRAH DESMOND DETERMINATION OF BODY FAT COMPOSITION AMONG PRIMARY PUPILS
    42. ADUSEI RICHMOND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF USING THE URINE ROUTINE EXAMINATION AS A
    ABIADE VICTORIA DIAGNOSTIC TEST FOR DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF URINARY TRACT
    EBENEZER TAKYI-AMUAH INFECTION
    43. JOEALI RUTH ANASTESIA DYSLIPEDEMIA AND DYSGLYCEMIA IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH DRY EYES
    44. ABUGARE SAMUEL LIPID ASSOCIATED OXIDATIVE STRESS IN DIABETES MELLITUS PATIENTS WITH
    DZREKE EVANS RETINOPATHY
    GEORGINA EGHAN
    MARK EGHAN
    45. EBENEZER JOJO MENSAH ASSESSMENT OF THE ANTI-ODOR EFFECT OF LACTOBACILLUS
    46. DOMINIC OPOKU BOAKYE EVALUATION PF MOBILE PHONE-BASED MICROSCOPE FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF
    RACKELINE OTENG SCHISTISOMA HAEMATOBIUM INFECTION IN SCHOOL-GOING CHILDREN OF
    PEACE HORMEKU SOROWODOFO-ABAASA IN THE CENTRAL REGION
    TIEKU NOBLE EMMANUEL
    47. MICHAEL ANTWI PREVALENCE OF ANAEMIA AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN IN THEIR FIRST TRIMESTER
    AT CAPE COAST TEACHING HOSPITAL.
    48. AFFUL EMMANUEL K.B KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICES CONCERNING CANDIDIASIS
    AKWASI OPOKU BAAH
    49. MAGARET OWUSU-AKYAW DIABETES AND ITS RELATED MARKERS: A CASE STUDY OF SHIFT WORKERS AND
    LONG STAY AT WORK.
    50. PAULLINIA PINNATA ASSESSING THE REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY IN RATS
    SAMUEL ASIEDU
    LINDA AGYEI
    51. SONGDEM THOMAS ANLAARAKUU PREVALENCE, SEVERITY AND RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ANAEMIA IN
    PREGNANT WOMEN IN THE SECOND TRIMESTER AT CAPE COAST TEACHING
    HOSPITAL.
    52. CHARLES NUAKO SARFO EVALUATION OF THE CHOLESTROL LOWERINGF EFFECT OF LACTOBACILLUS
    EXTRACT IN HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA INDUCED RATS.
    53. AMANKWAH FRANK FORMULATION AND TESTING OF THE CALORIFIC PROFILE OF A DIABETIC DIET
    MADE FROM PAWPAW SEED( CARICA PAPAYA) AND MAIZE

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