[PDF] Top 20 Association of sleep quality with excessive daytime somnolence and quality of life of elderlies of community

... Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome, possibly related to pharyngeal narrowing by fat deposition in its walls or the parapharyngeal structures ...short sleep duration, as presented in the present study, ... See full document

... the community, initially through local newspapers, radio, re- ligious centers, encounter groups of elderlies, senior residence, association neighborhoods and in the senior project developed by the ... See full document

... function, quality of life, mood disturbance as depressed or anxious mood, and more affection of SDQ and ESS in patients with OSA than control ...include sleep fragmentation [22], hypoxia [23], ... See full document

... Facial blemishes including acne, angioma, rosacea, hyperpigmentation, vitiligo and other skin disorders may cause psychological impairment. 1 Such impairment may have a signi fi cant impact on a patient ’ s quality ... See full document

... and quality of life of patients with chronic diseases, and may be used in patients with lar yngeal ...daily life; general health status (GHS), which estimates the general health and self-expectations ... See full document

... The Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS 10.0) for Windows was used in the analysis. Associations between patient characteristics and the self-reported quality of life of the patients were ... See full document

... with sleep quality, mood, and survival in patients with solid ...the sleep quality, depression, and restless leg syndrome in hematological malignancies and to study if there is any role of IL6 ... See full document

... students’ excessive daytime sleepiness (ESS score) and quality of sleep (PSQI score), respectively, with the decrease of their academic performance and adjusting on the factors collected by ... See full document

... of association between the imaging and symptoms of the disease, the quality of life Inventory is today the strongest evidence for assessing the response to ...treatment. Quality of life ... See full document

... problems during tiring activities, almost all of them reported fatigue during short and long walks, and a majority of them very often rested in bed or armchair during the day and required help from caregivers to perform ... See full document

... This questionnaire survey was performed from February 2009 to December 2010 on a convenience sample of patients coming to the pulmonary clinic for routine follow-up with a diagnosis of COPD made by one of the pulmonary ... See full document

... and quality of life of people living with HIV and AIDS, and several studies have reported a strong positive association between ART and improved quality of life in different domains ... See full document

... Data were collected over telephone by a single investigat- ing physician, and rendered anonymous. The investigator was trained in the use of the tool and had performed many interviews before starting the study in getting ... See full document

... The authors thank MUDr. Jirˇí Rozkoš from Prosteˇjov, MUDr. Jan Flídr from Kralupy nad Vltavou, MUDr. Jana Mateˇjková from Prague, MUDr. Simona Papežová from Prague, MUDr. Pavel Tautermann from Prague, MUDr. Markéta ... See full document

... As a patient-reported study, HERO gives a unique perspec- tive on life with hemophilia for adult PWH. Increased dis- ability and pain were associated with increased age, lower employment, higher reported bleed ... See full document

... Method: A cross-sectional design was used for this study. Children with CP, without other identified disease, aged 2 to 6 years, who drool (n = 33) or did not drool (n = 14), were included. The dependent variables were ... See full document

... [5]. Sleep disorder is one of the most important reasons for reduced quality of life, poor well-being and memory disturbance, which can be a function of high levels of stress and work pressure ...of ... See full document

... The most frequent complaints of the patients were increased bronchial dis- charge and reduced olfactory function. Problems with communicating with oth- ers were mentioned by 25%, using the telephone by 80%. With regard ... See full document

... of Life Instrument Package (QoL-IP) of the Centre for Health Promotion, University of ...core quality of life measure is the perception of satisfaction weighted by ratings of ... See full document

... Most interviewees had difficulty in following a strict treatment regimen. Patients share some objectives with their health professionals (maintaining blood glucose control, avoiding complications) but also have other ... See full document