Hemophilia
an X-Linked Hierarchy
Madhusudhana
.R. K
4th
semester , Dept. of
MCA
R.V.
College of Engineering
rkmadhu619@gmail.com
ABSTRACT:
Hemophilia an X-Linked Hierarchy application includes information
about the disease, automates the process of Hemophilia X-Linked Infector based
Application. It also includes information of stages in which disease will
spread. Public can register and see the contents related to Hemophilia. It
contains gallery of Disease, Available medicines, latest events updates that
are conducted related to Hemophilia. Information of Disease and Available
medicines are updated. This includes details of users who are logged-in.
Keywords:
disease, automates, application, medicines, logged-in
I.
INTRODUCTION
This proposed project with its various module aimed to automate the
information’s of disease includes simplified application for Admin to
administrate the entire app and provides simple access to user interface for
various user other needy people [1]. This provides the online mean for needy to
take online available information for their suffering, for the same this application
has easy to register and login module. This project has informative static and
dynamic pages which contains the complete details of Haemophilia and related
information [2].
Objectives
The Main
Objective of this project involves:
Ø To allow users easy access to information about disease.
Ø It should be designed to
minimize amount of time required for data
management and operation of system.
Ø This application provides available medicines for the disease.
Ø It tells what the level in which Hemophilia spread is.
II.
BACKGROUND WORK
Preamble
It is
observed that the existing mechanism uses simple manual system of providing
information [3]. Most of the Existing system of managing and processing the
details of information takes much time. They use old system of mouth marketing
to deal with medicines to the needy people and their internal system of working
involve all manual records and no sort of electronic mean to automate the
process [4].
Existing
System
In order to automate the process of
application concerned with Haemophilia there are many web portal with mere static content in it [5], our
application offers the comprehensive details of Hemophilia an X-Linked
Hierarchy along with the On line medicines and its usage.
Problem statement
·
The Application which is doing exclusive & unique projects to the
society but the potential of the project is not reached to everyone.
·
Each & every user may not able to operate all the fields done by
Application, but if he is allowed to review the contents and can suggest the
admin regarding any changes to be made.
·
Even after long period of time, They are not able to reach out to the
masses to promote the basic awareness about the Hemophilia [6][7].
III.
METHODOLOGY
The
Hemophelia an X-Linked Hierarchy minimizes the need to visit hospital every
time. This system allows the user to get details of the disease as and when
they wish to get. They can also see the available medicines with respect to the
stages of Hemophilia [8][9] .
The software developed has the access to
authenticated admin with restricted access.
·
Login is provided to
the admin with the username and the password to ensure that it is accessed by
authenticated user.
·
Admin is one who has control over entire System and also on Member
authentication. He has the power to add or edit the member details.
·
Member need
to enter name and password to login. Once they log in they can access information
and they can send queries to the admin.
·
Admin can update the
medicines and Gallery list , users will get updated list when they logged in
for next time [10].
·
Once done with the
session , user can sign out and further they should provide log-in details
again.
IV.
RESULT
Image 1: Login Page
Image 1, shows the login page of the
project where admin/user will enter the user name and password to access the
application. If the username and password is mismatched then it will shows an
error.
Image 2 : Home page
Image 2, shows the Home page of the
project. This contains the different modules used and link to access the
contents.
Image 3: Hemophilia X-Linked Type-4
Image 3 describes the type-4 of Hemophilia
where the disease in from father is affected and
Mother is carrier of Hemophila. The possible
outcome for their kids.
Image 4: Gallery of
the Project
Image 4 shows the gallery of the project which contains the link for
Images and Videos.
Here only admin can add photos and videos, users are allowed to access
the gallery contents.
VI. CONCLUSION
The application is designed for the beneficial of
the users to know about the Hemophilia in a single application. As the user
perspective the application is designed in such a way that gives attractive
user interfaces, authentication and authorization. By the testing result this
application working fine for all the possible inputs, if you found any bus that
can be resolve in near coming version.
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