[PDF] Top 20 Effects of Art Therapy Using Color on Purpose in Life in Patients with Stroke and Their Caregivers

... with stroke pa- tients and their caregivers remains ...both patients with stroke and their care- givers lost the value and meaning of their lives in addition to physical disability of the ... See full document

... sensory therapy in upper extremity functionand improving the sense of hypesthesia, proprioception, two-pointdifferentiation, the perception of depth and distance, and ...therapies using thermal methods.This ... See full document

... the effects of music therapy on depressive mood and anx- iety in post-stroke patients and evaluate satisfaction levels of patients and caregiv- ...post-stroke patients, ... See full document

... significantly higher among patients with thromboembotic strokes and TIAs than among control subjects. This is in accordance with the present study. Therefore, the study showed specific derangement in all lipid ... See full document

... the effects of the infestation of armyworms in their ...respondents using this ...by using a more applicable Pest Management control method and thus raise production levels, lessen production cost ... See full document

... the four scores corresponding to a four-factor structure that was previously explored by our team. Comparisons between the scores of beneficiaries and caregivers (QoL, coping strategies, anxiety, and mood) were ... See full document

... AAT therapy suggests that it is safe, with few and usually well-tolerated side effects, and that it expresses multiply antiinflammatory ...local effects of augmentation therapy on the ... See full document

... of life(QOL) in ...of life(QOL) in patients with type II diabetes at Ilam, ...80 patients with type II diabetes in Ilam in the year ...The patients were divided randomly into control ... See full document

... pancreatic effects regarding body weight and lipid profile. Thus, in HTx patients with T2DM, the use of vildagliptin should be considered, particularly due to the absence of CYP3A4 interaction and the lack ... See full document

... divided patients with diabetes into two subgroups according to whether they were receiving HD treatment or ...HD patients showed significant reductions in plasma concentrations of sP-selectin, PDMPs, and ... See full document

... the patients under the treatment of hyperlipidemia are accurately examined with considering the factors of diabetes and high blood pressure in shorter time periods and given that the influence of genetic factors ... See full document

... affects patients’ QoL significantly and often ...on patients’ specific individual preferences, goal-orientation, and close, attentive cooperation between patients and their doctors may be an effec- ... See full document

... DOI: 10.4236/psych.2019.1011092 1411 Psychology and nurse helped us>. The category “7) Thinking of feelings between those who receive care and caregiver” included subcategories like <There is differ- ence in ... See full document

... assessed using the Hamilton Rat- ing Scale for Depression (HAM-D), the Hamilton Rating Scale for Anxiety (HAM-A) and the Toronto Alexithymia Scale 20-item (TAS-20) at baseline and after eight weeks of ... See full document

... human life expectancy has been progressively prolonged over the last few decades, with a consequent rise in the prevalence of chronic degenerative disorders, one of which is ...million patients suffering ... See full document

... after stroke. In a 5-6 months follow-up in 70 patients, they showed that the most damage to the sensory-motor organ is related to strognosis skills, proprioceptive dysfunction and sensory perception ...45 ... See full document

... six patients were treated with radiotherapy, one of whom received also chemotherapy ...postoperative life we used the Statisfaction Profile of the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer ... See full document

... Objective sleep architecture measurements were derived from PSG data of study participants at defined intervals throughout the study period. A baseline PSG was taken on the day before quetiapine administration began, ... See full document

... our patients are categorized with moderate to mild upper limb impairments, with visible limitations in hand use ...that patients with severe upper limb impairment were not included is because one of our ... See full document

... in patients with RA from a quantitative point of view, but very few have described QoL from the patient's point of ...with patients with RA to describe how indi- viduals experience ...that patients ... See full document