SPF in relation to depressionwas assessed.Using ICD-IOcriteriaan inventoryof 7 spheres of SPF (professional, dorrestic and interpersonalduties, self,;are. contacts, interests, sexual),statistical analysis.and evaluation of depressionwere carried out in a primary care department (PCD) among general(OH) and psychiatric (PH) hospital patients. In PCD (n-122). and OH (n-27) groups. there was a significant prevalenceof dysthymic, anxious-phobic, somatovegetativeand somatofonn disorders, including panicattacks markedout (OH); in PH (n-71). recurrentdepressivedisorders with sadness-apathy.anhedonlc, ideo-motorsymptomsprevailed. SPF decreased by 37% (PCD). 43% (OH) and 68% (PH) with most influencebeing in the area of motor retardation. anhedonia. feelings of worthlessness,ideotoric retardation,and physicalfatigue in aD SPF spheres. There was no feeling of sadness. guilt regardingprofessional activity.domestic work,or levelof contacts detected. Arooety had no influence on SPF, but revealedpositivecorrelations with somatovegetativedisorders and self-image as a medical patient. Structural characteristicsof depressiondisplaydifferentamount of importancefor SPF deviations.
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