M'luru: Yenepoya School of Allied Health Sciences organises Cardiorespire – The pulse of breath


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Mangaluru, Oct 3: The units of Respiratory Therapy, Cardiovascular Technology, and Perfusion Technology in Yenepoya School of Allied Health Sciences (YSAHS) successfully organised Cardiorespire – The pulse of breath from September 25 to 29, in observance of World Heart Day and World Lung Day.

The event aimed to promote awareness of cardiopulmonary health and to highlight the interdependence of the heart and lungs in sustaining life.

Highlights of the event series

• September 25 – Guest lecture

A thought-provoking guest lecture on “Cardiopulmonary Interdependence: How Heart and Lung Dysfunction Influence Each Other” was delivered by Dr Jostol Pinto, associate professor & interventional cardiologist, Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College. The session provided deep insights into the intricate connection between the heart and lungs, with active student and faculty participation.

• September 26 – Inauguration & screening camp

The day began with the formal inauguration of Cardiorespire – The pulse of breath at the EMD Auditorium, graced by faculty members, dignitaries, and student representatives. The inauguration marked the official commencement of the multi-day observance.

Following the ceremony, a full-day screening camp was conducted. A total of 75 members (Housekeeping staff, MNOs & FNOs) were screened for vital signs, ECG, pulmonary function tests (PFT), and sleep disorders.

Special acknowledgment was extended to pharma firm CIPLA for their support in providing portable spirometry and assistance during the camp. The institution was indebted to Muhammed Sabith, deputy operations officer (DHO), and his team, for ensuring smooth flow of the screening process and making excellent arrangements for participants.

• September 27 – Competitions

Students across campuses actively participated in creative and intellectual competitions:

Poster making at Kinya campus – Theme: Cardiopulmonary symphony

Quiz competition at Mudipu campus

Reels & short movie contest (online submissions), with themes ‘Every second counts – CPR as a lifesaving bridge’ and ‘One life, two guardians – Heart and lungs as partners in sustaining life.’

• September 29 – Valedictory & cultural programmes

The celebrations concluded at the Yendurance Zone with the valedictory ceremony and cultural performances. Winners of the competitions were honoured with gifts, recognising their creativity, knowledge, and dedication. The event brought together faculty, students, and participants in a spirited atmosphere, celebrating talent, wellness, and community awareness.

Cardiorespire – The pulse of breath was a resounding success, combining academics, service, creativity, and cultural engagement to highlight the importance of heart and lung health. The initiative not only enriched knowledge but also fostered awareness, teamwork, and community well-being.

The organising units extend heartfelt gratitude to the management, faculty, students, partners, and participants for their active involvement in making this observance a memorable and impactful one.

  

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