Effect of Shaker Exercise on Dysphagia Level among Patients with Cerebral Vascular Stroke

Sayed, Reham Adel Ebada El; Ewees, Arzak Mohamed

doi:10.21608/ejhc.2021.144291

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“…Regarding the marital status; the current study reported that most of the studied patients were married. Similar to that finding, El Sayed & Ewees (12) found in their Egyptian study that most of their studied subjects were married. This finding disagreed with Abd-Elraziek et al (13) who stated that about half of their subjects were married and the others were among divorced or widow status.…”

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“…This finding matched with study done by Vaish et al (14) in India who reported that nearly less than half of the studied elderly were illiterate. On the contrary, a study conducted in Egypt by El Sayed & Ewees (12) who showed that most of studied sample were read and write. Also, Hammond & Wilson (15) in Iran who found that 39% of their subjects had secondary education.…”

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Functional Efficiency Among Hospitalized Neurological Elderly Patients

Ali,

Abd Alah,

Elgammal

et al. 2023

Zagazig Nursing Journal

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Background: Functional efficiency of the elderly is defined as the ability to perform the activity of daily life safely and independently. Aim of the study: Was to assess functional efficiency among hospitalized neurological elderly patients. Subjects and Methods; Research design: Descriptive study design was adopted to carry out this study. Setting: The study was conducted at Neurological department, at Sednawy hospital, Zagazig University. Subjects: A purposive sample of 90 subjects who fulfilled the study inclusion criteria. Tools of data collection: A structured interview questionnaire was used for data collection which was composed of three parts. Part I: Elderly demographic characteristics, Part II: Medical history and Part III: Current state of health in relation to neurological status, Functional efficiency was measured by the Barthel Index BI. Results: The study reveals that only 23.3% of the studied elderly patients were independent in daily living activity, 21.1% of them were need minor help, 43.3% of them were need major help and 12.2% of them were totally dependent . Meanwhile, this score had a negative correlation with the elderly age, also there was statistically significant relation between elderly patients functional efficiency mean score age, their marital status and having chronic diseases at p<0.05. Additionally, highly statistically significant relation between elderly's functional efficiency and their neurological diagnosis at p<0.05. Conclusion:The studied group of elderly patients was characterized by a reduced level of functional efficiency; also there was a highly statistically significant relation between elderly's functional efficiency and their neurological status. Recommendations: More similar studies and researches should be done among other ages and also among other patients.

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Functional Efficiency Among Hospitalized Neurological Elderly Patients

Ali,

Abd Alah,

Elgammal

et al. 2023

Zagazig Nursing Journal

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“…in theory, the ability to swallow or dysphagia in post-stroke patients or stroke patients is something that often occurs, one of the interventions that is very useful to improve the recovery of patients' swallowing ability is with shaker exercise. 6 Shaker exercise has a good effect, especially for stroke patients, shaker exercise is effective in activating the suprahyoid muscles including the digastric muscles, geniohyoid muscles, and mylohyoid muscles which are located at the front of the neck, besides shaker exercise can increase anterior and superior movements and contribute to opening upper esophageal sphincter in elderly individuals and patients with various diseases. 7 The results of the research by Renny Chaidir, et al in 2020 stated that the results of this study concluded that swallowing exercises can improve the swallowing ability of stroke patients with dysphagia.…”

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“…Therapeutic modalities provided One type of exercise that can motivate the stimulation of the suprahyoid muscle and contribute to increasing the stimulation of the meineilan muscle is the shaker exercise. 6 The additional research carried out by Eiast-Eirling made the Shaker exercise effective in activating the suprahyoid muscles including the digastric, geniohyoid muscle, and mylohyoid muscles which are located in the front of the leather, SEi can increase anterior and superior movement along with beer. contribution to sphincter development Upper esophageal in elderly individuals and patients with various diseases.…”

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Effectiveness of Shaker Exercise (SE) on Dysphagia in Post Stroke Patients in Cianjur Hospital

Lulu,

Purnama

2023

JIIKI

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Background: Stroke is a disease that causes the greatest death and disability every year. Symptoms of stroke that often occur include swallowing disorders or dysphagia. One form of intervention that can be done to speed healing and minimize complications due to dysphagia is to do swallowing exercises. One of the swallowing exercises that can improve swallowing function in stroke patients with dysphagia is the shaker exercise. Purpose: The purpose of this study was to identify the effectiveness of shaker exercise on dysphagia in post-stroke patients and to identify features based on age, gender, education, occupation, on dysphagia in post-stroke patients. Methods: The research design in this study used a quasy experimental design, patients were given intervention for 6 consecutive days of treatment sessions to measure swallowing ability using the GUSS (Gugging Swallowing Screen). Results: After 6 days of treatment sessions, respondents showed a very significant increase in swallowing ability, the average value before treatment was 11.3 and after treatment was 16.5. The effect test results obtained a p-value <0.001 and the result of the effect size was -2.99. Where the intervention of shaker exercise therapy (SE) is effective in increasing the swallowing ability of post-stroke dysphagia patients. Conclusion: The application of shaker exercise (SE) intervention in post-stroke dysphagia patients has significantly improved swallowing ability. It is hoped that those who experience dysphagia can be recommended to carry out shaker exercise independent nursing interventions in treating post-stroke patients with dysphagia.

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Effect of Shaker Exercise on Dysphagia Level among Patients with Cerebral Vascular Stroke

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Functional Efficiency Among Hospitalized Neurological Elderly Patients

Functional Efficiency Among Hospitalized Neurological Elderly Patients

Effectiveness of Shaker Exercise (SE) on Dysphagia in Post Stroke Patients in Cianjur Hospital

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