Vardiyalı çalışan hemşirelerde dikkatin elektrodermal aktivite ile araştırılması

Dolu, Nazan; Elalmis, Derya Deniz; Keloğlan, Seval

doi:10.4274/npa.y6094

npa

2012

DOI: 10.4274/npa.y6094

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Vardiyalı çalışan hemşirelerde dikkatin elektrodermal aktivite ile araştırılması

Nazan Dolu

Derya Deniz Elalmis

Seval Keloğlan

Abstract: Night shift had no significant effect on the attention levels in the nurses. This situation is thought to be related to the fact that the nurses responsible for the night service raise their attention level to the highest point. The reason for higher level of cortisol in nurses working shifts may reflect that cortisol has no effect on the breadth of attention but reflects a high level of stress.

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The Effects of Pedestrian Environment on Ambulation with a Walking Frame in Elderly Individuals: A Survey and Experimental Study

Yang

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Understanding the effects of sloped roads in the pedestrian environment on the body during ambulation with a walking frame can help design friendlier living environments for elderly individuals. A survey of the characteristics of walking frames used in different pedestrian environments was investigated in five communities, and a controlled study of the effects of a sloped road on a subject with different walking frames was carried out as foundational research in the laboratory. A synchronous acquisition system consisting of a wireless motion capture module and a physiological information recording module was applied to collect data on the motion of the shoulder joint and skin conductance response (SCR) of fingers in one participant. Force data were collected from sensors placed on the four legs of the walking frame. The experimental data obtained during different tasks were quantitatively analyzed. Compared to flat ground, the shoulder joint rotated in the opposite direction in horizontal and internal/external planes when using a wheeled walking frame on an uphill road, and the supportive force decreased on both uphill and downhill roads. The range of motion of the shoulder joint reduced and the direction of the shoulder joint motion changed when using a footed walking frame on both uphill and downhill roads. Additionally, the peak value of the supportive force on the uphill road appeared in the first 50% of the gait cycle, which was earlier than in the other cases. In addition, walking on the uphill road with a walking frame had a maximum SCR value, which means a greater impact of psychological arousal. Biomechanics of the shoulder joint and psychological arousal are closely related to the ease of walking on a sloped road with a walking frame. These findings are beneficial for designing more appropriate environments for elderly individuals who walk with aids.

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The Effects of Pedestrian Environment on Ambulation with a Walking Frame in Elderly Individuals: A Survey and Experimental Study

Yang

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IJERPH

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An Assessment of the Relationship Between the Beck Anxiety Inventory and Stress Hormones Among Intern Doctors in the Emergency Department

Nogay,

Sabak,

Yıldırım

2024

Eur J Ther

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Objective: We aimed to investigate the anxiety effect of working conditions on intern doctors in emergency department (ED), the severity of this effect according to the Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI), and the hormonal factors involved in the etiology of anxiety. Methods: A prospective analysis was conducted on a group of 74 intern doctors who completed training in the ED between May and October 2017. Participants were asked to complete the BAI form and have their blood samples taken at 07:00 a.m. during both the first and last night shifts. The blood samples have been utilized in the study of Adrenocorticotropic Hormone (ACTH), Atrial Natriuretic Peptide (ANP) and Cholecystokinin (CCK), hormones that have been found to have a strong correlation with stress levels. A comparison of hormone levels and BAI scores was conducted before and after the internship to assess any changes. Results: The sample size for the study consisted of seventy-four interns, of which 47.3% (n=35) were identified as male. The average age was 25 +/- 2 years. No significant difference was detected in ACTH levels before and after the internship (p = 0.087), although the end-of-internship BAI score and ANP and CCK levels were found to be significantly higher in the entire group (p=0.001, p=0.001, p=0.048; respectively). While the post-internship BAI score and ANP levels were significantly higher in males (p=0.001, p=0.015, respectively), no significant difference was detected in the ACTH and CCK levels before and after the internship (p=0.128, p=0.077, respectively). While post-internship BAI score, ACTH and ANP levels were found to be significantly higher in female (p=0.001, p=0.026, p=0.001; respectively); No significant difference was detected in CCK levels (p = 0.155). Conclusion: Emergency departments are places where stress and anxiety are intensely experienced. The post-internship hormone levels reveal a predominantly anxiolytic pattern (with no notable alteration in ACTH levels but a rise in ANP), while the elevated BAI score can be attributed to the subjective nature of this assessment tool. Identifying the hormones that increase or decrease in response to stress and conducting further research on treatment may be one method of coping with stress.

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Vardiyalı çalışan hemşirelerde dikkatin elektrodermal aktivite ile araştırılması

Cited by 2 publications

References 19 publications

The Effects of Pedestrian Environment on Ambulation with a Walking Frame in Elderly Individuals: A Survey and Experimental Study

The Effects of Pedestrian Environment on Ambulation with a Walking Frame in Elderly Individuals: A Survey and Experimental Study

An Assessment of the Relationship Between the Beck Anxiety Inventory and Stress Hormones Among Intern Doctors in the Emergency Department

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