Farzaneh Golaghaei, Bahman Salehi, Mohammad Rafeei ,
Volume 4, Issue 2 (6-2001)
Abstract
Physical war veterans almost encounter many changes in their life style job, social activities and many communications. The psychologic stress resulting from these changes can threaten their mental health.
Objective: This descriptive-analytic survey was conducted to determine the prevalence rate of depressive dosorders and its related factors among physical war veterans in Arak-Iran.
Method: A randomized sample consisted of 600 physical veterans of Iran-Iraq war were studied to be screened for depressive signs using a personal data questionare and the short form (21 statement) of Beck Depression Inventory.
Results: 174 (29%) of respondants obtained the score of 17 and more and were determined as depressive cases, Analyses of the data using Kai square and fishers test showed significant differences between depressive and non depressive groups in variable of injures organ, education, number of children, occupation, type of employer agency, monthly income, satisfaction from raletions, smoking and job satisfaction (p<0.01). There were also significant correlation between severity of depression according to obtained scores from beck test and the injured organ (p<0.01). Analysing data with binominal logistic regression showed significant correlations between depression and the injured organ, occupation, dissatisfaction with job and family relationship and smoking.
Fereydoun Azizi, Robabeh Sheikholeslam, Parvin Mirmiran, Gita Abdolhosini, Masoud Kimiagar, Hossein Malekafzali,
Volume 4, Issue 3 (10-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Iodine deficiency disorders (IDD) is a worldwide health problem. Many parts of the Islamic republic of Iran had been known as areas of endemic goiter. IDD was accepted as a priority health problem in the country and a National IDD Council was formed in 1989.
Material and Method: One of the main strategies of National Council for IDD control was to provide at least 150mg of iodine per day to the entire population through making available iodized salt. This study was performed to evaluate the National IDD council program in 1996, in rural and urban areas of Markazi province, 1300 school children, aged 8 to 10 years, including 50% boys, were selected through random sampling Grading of goiter was performed according to WHO. Classification, Serume, T3, T4 and TSH were measured by RIA and urinary iodine by digestion method.
Results: The mean of serume T3, T4 and TSH were: 10±2.0 μg/dl, 160±28 ng/dl and 2.3±1.3 μIu/ml respectively. There were no differences between males and females and school children of rural or urban areas. Four person had serum T4 more than 12.5μg/dl. The mean urinary iodine was 16mg/dl in entire population. 75% had urinary iodine more than 10mg/dl. Only 11% had urinary iodine less than 5μg/dl. Total prevalence of goiter was 35% (36% in girls and 34% in boys).
Conclusion: Based on the available data, seven years after distribution of iodized salt, urinary iodine of school children of Markazi province does not show iodine deficiency. However goiter is still endemic in Markazi province.
Mehrangiz Zamani, Fatemeh Soltan Beigi,
Volume 4, Issue 3 (10-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Primary dysmenorrhea with prevalence of 90% is the one of the most gynecologic problems and it is one of the important ethiology of decrease of quality of live in women. The treatment is varity cocp, NSAIDS (common treatment) The use of acupuncture. Tens, Laparascopic surgery, vitamin B1 acid -3 omega, transdermal N.G. (nitroglycerin) in the studies were evaluated but the number of cases and the period of follow up is limited. In the study in India with Gokhale and et.al in 1996, the curative Rate of treatment with Vitamin B1 was proved. In this study we evaluated the treatment effect of Vitamin B1, and follow up the patients 3 months later and 6 months after the onset of treatment.
Material and Method: In this study 2 years between 1999-2001 a Randomized double blind placebo controlled study, one group (118-n) received Vitamin B1 (100 mg) and other group (124=n) received placebo daily in the onset of three month treatment and end of treatment and 6 months later of onset of treatment the patient is calculated with visual analgesic scale and cox-menstrual scale.
Results: The prevalence of primary dysmenorrhea in the population of this study was 51/9% mean age of menarche 13/3 year. The rate of NSAID using is 63/1%. 85/5% of patients had irregular menses. The prevalence of premenstrual sign. And the signs correlated with dysmenorrhea were evaluated between two groups of treatment evaluated 3 months after treatment period in the placebo control care rate was 21% and in Vitamin B1 was 86/4% (chi=103.59 p value=0.000).
Conclusion: The results in this study were similar with the results of Gokhale in India. This treatment did not have any side effect and this treatment tolerated easily.
Ali Ghanbari, Behrooz Nicknafs, Taghi Taghi Al-Tarihi,
Volume 4, Issue 3 (10-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: One of the methods of cancer treatment is use of chemotherapic drugs. Breast cancer is a common desease that chemotherapic drugs have not treated it yet. In this research, Cell proliferation inhibition in MCF-7 cells, a human breast carcinoma cell line , after treatment with Cisplatin, an anticancer drug is studied.
Material and Method: At first, after cell counting with trypan blue stain, equal cells were added to flasks and flasks were divided in to two control and experimental groups. In experimental group, 1 micro mole cisplatin exposure in 1 hour, where control group with normal saline solution. after that, flasks were incubated for 48 hours. After passing this time, attached cells of two control and experimental groups, were stained with trypan blue for cell counting and with toloiden blue for light microscopy individually. Obtained results were divided into two section, cell counting and light microscopy. In cell counting. Obtained results were evaluated with Mann-Withney Statistical test.
Results: results showed that number of attached cells in experimental group was reduced. In light microscopy, morphological features of attached MCF-7 cells in two groups were similar.
Conclusion: Through that, attached MCF-7 cells are proliferating so we can say that without altering in Morphological features, Cisplatin causes inhibition in cell proliferation of MCF-7 cells.
Mohammad Hassan Davami, Latif Moiini, Mohammad Rafiei,
Volume 4, Issue 3 (10-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Persuading research activities is the major factor for scientific and technological progress in the societies. The role of universities is essential and a properly prepared scientific dissertation is an important factor for this purpose. This study was carried out to evaluate the major writing principles in dissertations of medical students at Arak University of Medical Sciences.
Material and Method: 266 dissertations of medical students graduated from 1373 to 1379 from Arak University of Medical Sciences were studied. In each writing prepared questionbaires were filled out by academic staffs based on Lickert Format. The data were analyzed by descriptive statistical Methods.
Results: The highest frequency of dissertations were related to graduate students graduated in 1375 (23%). The highest frequency in academic departments was Department of Internal Medicine (17.7%) and Department of Ophthalmology (13.2%). Ladies were more interested in department of Dermatology and Gynocology and men were more interested in Department of Surgery and Internal Medicine. Considering the kind of dissertations, the most frequency was recorded for observational-cross-sectional studies (44%). No translation review article dissertation was recorded. 52% of dissertations were evaluated as Good, 40% of them were Fair and 8% were evaluated as unacceptable. Considering the different parts of a dissertation. "The Abstract"(%54%) and "The Results" (52%) were evaluated as the best and The Discussion (26.7%) was evaluated as the worst.
Conclusion: Although the quality of scientific writing of research dissertations of medical students has improved over the past few years, but preparation of a standard and consistent framework by research deputy of Health Ministry looks necessary for scientific dissertations.
Jamshid Ayatolahi,
Volume 4, Issue 3 (10-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Amebiasis, Caused by Entamoeba histolytica. Is one of the three most common prevalent parasites that causes mortality.
Material and Method: This clinical trial was carried out among 45 patients suffering from acute enteric amebiasis. Each patient receives 750 mg metronidazole and 630 mg iodoquinol every eight hours for one week, the following results were obtained.
Results: All of the patients were completely treated at the end of two weeks and did not have any sign of the diseases. Also two weeks after cessation of therapy, stool test for entamobea histolytica (cyst and trophozoite) was negative in all of patients.
Conclusion: It seems by further research, we can decrease does of medications and duration treatment in these patients.
Saeed Babaei,
Volume 4, Issue 3 (10-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Gold the valuable metal is chemically considered one of the most less active metals. The anti-inflammatory effects of drugs containing gold (sodium aurothiomalate) came into notice of the scientists in 1930. These compounds were able to suppress the joints and synovial membrane inflammation induced by infectious or chemical agents. Following these treatment methods their side effects induced this conception to the scientists for the first time to evaluate the amount of gold in the human body just after treatment with gold. This research has analyzed the gold amount in biological fluids in males and females bodies of the Thehran citizens with different conception, because none of them have received gold via oral or injective drugs and their contact with gold has been as jewelry or business instrument.
Material and method: Analysis of gold in this research has been done by Atomic absorption and 80 Tehranian citizen among patients referring to clinics of different areas of Tehran and if they have been conformed to participate in this research has voluntarily cooperated to give 160 n blood and urine specimens during year 1992.
Results: It is revealed in this research that the mean amount of gold in non-pregnant women is 232 ng/ml and this amount for non jeweler men is 280 ng/ml which is more than the amount of this for western people. For example this amount is 0.159 ng/100cc in blood for England which is much lesser than this amount for tehranian citizens. For statistical evaluation non parametric statistical method (mann-whitney U-test) is used.
Conclusion: Long term contact with gold for men not only do not increases the blood gold but also declines it. In women the increase in time and the amount of skin surface contact with gold is synchronize with increase of the blood gold and also is revealed that the pregnancy in women increases the amount of gold in blood.
Esmaeel Moshiri,
Volume 4, Issue 3 (10-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Thiopental is a short acting drug from barbiturates group, that is a favorable standard anesthetic for induction anesthesia because of pharmacologic effects. The goal of this study was to determine the incidence of thrombophlebitis with thiopental 2.5% and 5%.
Material and Method: Three hundred patients in ASA class I and II that referred to one of the college for elective surgery and was admitted 3 days after operative and was allocated in equal 2 groups (n=150) randomly. One group received thiopental 2.5% 4 mg/kg and the other group received thiopental 5% n 4mg/kg from one of the Veins of dorsum of hand.
Results: The incidence of phlebitis in this study was 1.33% (2 case from 150 case) in first group and 2% (3 case from 150) in second group. In both groups phlebitis was occurred in first 24 operative period and 2nd days no patient had not phlebitis in infusion site.
Conclusion: Thrombosis was not observed in patients in both groups. Incidence of phlebitis with thiopental 5% was greater than thiopental 2.5%.
Ali Reza Jamshidifard, Simin Najafgholian, Hamid Gerami,
Volume 4, Issue 3 (10-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Intracomparemental pressure were measured by the wick catheter technique in 32 compartments of 32 post traumatic patients who were clinically suspected of having acute compartment syndromes. A pressure of zero millimeters of mercury was used as an indication for normal compartment enough for being excluded in any subject.
Material and Method: Signs and symptoms were examined in subjects based on clinical definitions before measuring intracompartmental pressures. Paresthesia, tensness, pain in passive extension, pain in active extension, paralysis, pulselessness, capillary filling and pallor of each subject were marked to be used for comparison with the value of intraucompartmental pressure.
Results: Pain were present in all subjects as the most earliest sign while the skin pallor appeared to be the latest one.The lowest values of pressure were seen together with pain and paresthesia even below the 10 mmHg among the subjects.
In our cases when ever the pressure values of the affected compartment increased. The number of present signs and symptoms also increased.
Conclusion: Positive regression of the mentioned correlation (r=0.69) implies that the value of intracompartmental pressure could be indicative of the more complications associated with more sign and symptoms.
Since different signs and symptoms were present in our subjects even with the same value of pressure. The diagnosis and apporching to compartment syndromes may looks confusing so measuring intraucompartmental pressure by a wick cartheter seems to be the cheep. Available technique in diagnosis and management of the cases.
Ali Fani,
Volume 4, Issue 4 (12-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Graves disease is the most prevalent form of thyroxicosis (60-80%), which is caused by an autoimmune reaction. Treating with antithyroid drugs usually lead to prolonged remission in 30%-40% of cases. Paradoxically it is assumed that adding thyroid hormones to the therapy would give more bebefits because of preventing the feedback of TSh to further stimulate the thyroid gland after using antithyroid drug. In this study we compared the effect of adding levothyroxine to the routine therapy in reducing the relapse of thyrotoxicosis.
Material and Method: This was a clinical-trial study in which we compared the two regimens of metimazole plus levothrixine (regimen A), with metimazole alone(regima B), in reducing the graves diseases relapses.
Results: In this 7 years study, 262 patients finished the trial. 137 were assign as group A and 125 cases were assigned to group B. randomely. Graves was most prevalent in 3rd to 5th decades. 52.3% of disease had grade II Goiter. The rate of relapse was 36.4% in group A and 61.6% in group B. during 3 years after discontinuation of therapy.
Conclusion: The peak age of prevalence was found out to be lower than eastern reports (3-5 in comparison to 5-6 decades). Clinical manifestations was not significantly different from other studies. The two regimen results were compared by Or method and calculating Or, in grade I goiter was 0.27 and in grade II was 0.29, grade III was 0.32, which has a meaningful difference and implies regimen A is effective in reducing the prolonged rate of relapse but in garde Iv goiter, there is not significant difference in relapsing in two group.
Mandana Yadollahi, Mostafa Saadat, Shapor Omidvari, Iraj Saadat,
Volume 4, Issue 4 (12-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Glutatathion s-transferases (GST) are enzyme encoded by a multigene family and have important roles in detoxification of some strong carcinogens. Human GSTs are categorized into four groups. Namely π، μ، α، θ GSTM! Is a member of GST m previous studies revealed that absence of GSTM1 protein associates with increased risk of development of several malignancies.
Material and Method: In the current study, the relationship between GSTM1 genetic polymorphism and the susceptibility for being involved by gastric carcinoma was explored. Forthy patients with gastric carcinoma and 80 normal individuals (control group) were studied. GSTM1 genetic polymorphism between exons 5 and 6 was explored using a PCR technique. For each patient a questionair including gender, age, cigarette smoking, habit, and history of neoplasia in first-degree relatives was completed.
Results: The relative frequencies of null genotype in the control group and gastric cancer were 31.25 and 60% respectively. There was a statistically significant (x2=9.21; p<0.05) assessment between GSTM! Null genotype and development of gastric carcinoma.
Conclusion: Not mentioning the GSTM1 genotype, cigarette smoking and a positive family history had significant correlations with development of stomach malignancy.
Kamran Moshfeghi, Mohammad Rafii,
Volume 4, Issue 4 (12-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Iron deficiency anemia is the most common type of anemia in the world and the most important disease which has overlapping diagnosis with it is & thalassemia minor. For diagnosis of theses two diseases, serum ferritin measurement and hemoglobin laboratories throughout the country now, finding some tests which are easier. More available and cheaper for different of these two mentioned diseases, are useful. Therefore in this article, reticulocyte counting test, after a short period of iron consumption, was evaluated.
Material and Method: This study is descriptive and cross-sectional. The sample population consists of 69 patient with hypochromic microcytic anemia which serum ferritin measurement, reticulocyte counting and hemoglobin electrophoresis for each of there were done. After 7 days treatment with oral iron tablet, reticulocyte counting test for each of them was done. If reticulocyte counting test had increased, the patient was considered as iron deficiency anemia, on the other hand, the results of reticulocyte count test was compared with serum ferritin test and hemoglobin electrophoresis results and then, sensitivity as well as specificity of mentioned test, were analysised.
Results: Sensitivity and specificity of mentioned test for iron deficiency anemia were 82 and 67 percent and in B thalassemia minor were 64 and 78 percent, respectively. These results show high sensitivity of this test for iron deficiency anemia and high specificity for B thalassemia minor.
Conclusion: It seems that, in circumstance which serum ferritin measurement and hemoglobin electrophoresis aren’t available, applying reticulocyte count test for deferenciation of these two diseases, is helpful.
Safar Ali Talari, Mohammad Hassan Davami, Masoud Valibak,
Volume 4, Issue 4 (12-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Giardiasis is one of the intestinal parasite infection in various regions in Iran. Giardia can lead to different personal and social problems and due to the broad spectrum of its clinical manifestation, this study was performed in order to define the prevalence of giardiasis in 6 to 14 years old student of Arak in 1999.
Materials and Methods: A cross sectional descriptive study was performed in 948 students aged 6 to 14 years old to school by random sampling. Three stool specimens were collected from each student at three days intervals. Using formalin ether method, the specimens were examined by a parasitologist. Demographic characterisitics and clinical manifestations of the affected individuals were evaluated and recorded in the questionaires. Then the results were statistically analyzed.
Results: 948 students were enrolled into this study. 145 of them (15.3%) were infestated with giardiasis. Infestation was most commonly observed in the primary students 27.6% and 79% of the affected individuals were symptomatic and the remainder were asymptomatic. The most common clinical manifestation was abdominal pain (64.7%) and the least common was vomiting and diarrhea (4.2%).
Conclusion: Considering the relatively high prevalence of this infestation, further research to find out the predisposing factors recommended.
Alireza Susanabadi, Mohamad Javad Bageri, Amrallah Chitsazan,
Volume 4, Issue 4 (12-2001)
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Introduction: Nausea and vomiting is a common manifestation in anatomic as and Functional disorders, and these are current complications after general anesthesia and are unpleasant and with secondary complications. Nausea and vomiting are the most common complications after general abesthesia.
Materials and Methods: In this study we compared three methods which one of them is acupressure (non invasive and non medical and is one of subtype of acupuncture) with other methods consisting of IV metoclopramide and placebo. This controlled study was done in teaching Vali-Asr hospital. Total number of patients was 420, type of sampling was random. Type of operation was laparotomy and all of them had general anesthesia. We divided them in three equal groups (acupressure group, metoclopramide group, and placebo group). In this study we used from history and examination and we finished puzzles and we use from statistician.
Results: we concluded that there is no valuable difference between metoclopramide and acupressure group ( with considering odds-Ratio and 0.6). we resulted that with using from acupressure and IV metoclopramide there will be lesser nausea and vomiting when comparing these two groups with placebo.
Conclusion: We compared these data we find that acupressure is a suggestive and valuable method and also noninvasive and inexpensive and also effective method in preventing post operative nausea and vomiting.
Mohamad Reza Rezvanfar, Azadeh Ghafari,
Volume 4, Issue 4 (12-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Diabetic ketoacidosis is an acute complication of insulin dependent diabetes mellitus with high mortality rate. The aim of present study was evaluation of clinical signs, laboratory findings and predisposing factors of DKA in Arak Vali-asr hospital.
Materials and Methods: This investigation is a descriptive, cross-sectional study during 2 years on 30 patients with DKA with passion sampling method.
Results: Twenty percent of patients were male and eighty percent were female. Majority of patients were on insulin (83.3%) but DKA was first presenting sign of diabetes in 16.6% of patients. Most common signs were fatigue and weakness (100%) and then gastrointestinal and pulmonary signs (96.6%) and decreased level of consciousness in 60%. Hyperkalemia was seen in 20% and hypokalemia only in 30.3%.
Conclusion: Trying for patient education and giving a wareness about primary and common sign of DKA will have an important role in decreasing mortality. Nobody had hypernatremia and only one patient had hyponatremia and only on one patient had hyponatremia.
Reza Borzou, Gholam Hossein Falegary, Bita Torkaman,
Volume 4, Issue 4 (12-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Rhythmic breathing is a method which distracts the acute pains. But there is not any research effect of rhythmic breathing on the intensity of pain in the post orthopedic surgery in our study which is a semi-experimental clinical trial study, we found the effect of rhythmic breathing on the intensity of pain and also the amount of analgesis taken by the post orthopedic surgery patients.
Materials and Methods: In this study 68 orthopedic surgery patients were randomely divided in the two experimental (34) and control (34) groups. Both groups were studied in the first 24 hours after the surgery. The intensity of pain in patients were measured according to the visual analogue intensity pain scale (VAS) which is a 10 of parts scale amount of analgesic taken by the patients.
Results: Statistical analysis of our findings shows that there is a significant difference between two experimental and control groups (p<0.001) this means that experimental group has taken less analgesic in comparison to the control group (p<0.001).
Conclusion: As the result according to our information rhythmic breathing can reduce the intensity of pain and also the amount of analgesic taken by the post orthopedic surgery patients.
Maryam Farokhifar, Hamid Reza Gafarian Shirazi, Siamac Yazdanpanah,
Volume 4, Issue 4 (12-2001)
Abstract
Introduction: Nosocomial infection is responsible of over 20.000 mortality in year and about 60% admission in hospital cause nosocomial infection. Thus it is necessary to evaluate attitude, knowledge and practice of nursing staff about prevention of it.
Materials and Methods: In this study, 100 nursing staff of teaching hospitals in Bushehr were selected in a multistaging random sampling. A questionnaire used for determination of attitude, knowledge subjects and practice was assessed by check list which reliability and validity of it assessed by pilot study. The questioner had 15 questions of attitude based on likret scale. In data analysis of attitude scores aet in rang of 15-75, the high scores indicate positive attitude and the lowest scores indicate negative attitude. The results divided in to three group: negative, positive and no idea and showed that most staff had positive attitude(85.5%) about infection control. In analysis of knowledge and practice scores, score 100 consider the highest level and below 50 no acceptance.
Results: Showed that 44% nursing staff had optimal knowledge related to nosocomial infection and most of them practice poor inprocedures such as change dressing (84%), tracheal suctioning (81%), bladder catheterization (83%) and change venous site (78%. There was seen statistical relationship between knowledge and academic degree, position, and years in practice. The last variable had negative relationship (p<0.01, r=-0.276). In addition there was seen relationship between practice and experience in critical care unit, family history of infection disease and participation in teaching session (p<0.01)
Conclusion: This study results showed poor knowledge and practice of nursing staff nosocomial infection control in study society and must be attention to it in this group and similar societies.
Azardokht Khosravi, Atoosa Behzadi,
Volume 5, Issue 1 (3-2002)
Abstract
Introduction: The rapid increase of antibiotic resistance especially among gram negative bacteria, has made the researchers to find an alternative substitutions for uneffective antibiotics and the candidate was herbal plants which their antimicrobial effects were understood traditionaly from the past. Since Oak seed hull (Quercus brantii) has been used in traditional medicine for treatment of diarrheal diseases, the role of methanol extract of the plant on few gram negative entric bacilli were evaluated and compared with some in-use antibiotics.
Materials and Methods: The methanol extract of the active constituents of the plant was concentrated with distillation apparatus in vaccume and was then diluted with methanol to yield different concentrations. The antimicrobial activity of the extract was then examined by standard MIC and disc diffusion method on E.Coli, Proteus, Shigella and Salmonella and compared with those of gentamicin, nalidixic acid and co-trimoxazole in the next step.
Results: The results showed that the antibacterial effect of the methanol extract on proteus and E.coli wwas significant and directly related to its concentration but was not the same for shigella or salmonella. Some concentrations of the extract had a similar or better effect compared to nalidxic acid or co-trimoxazole. While the effect of 80% was not significant in general, except for salmonella that its effect was equivalent to 25mg co-trimoxazole.
Conclusion: The pverall results showed that although Oak seed hull has some antibacterial activity, but it seems that its anti-diarrheal effect id due to Tanins which cause water absorption and protein precipitation in the intestine as well.
Afsaneh Noroozi,
Volume 5, Issue 1 (3-2002)
Abstract
Introduction: In the past decade, spinal anesthesia had been usual method of interest for anesthesiologists in cesarean section. Hypotension is a common complication (45%-100%) of spinal anesthesia which can cause mortality and morbidity in mother and fetus if it can not be controlled.
Prevention of hypotension and minimizing variation of blood pressure following spinal block is one of the most important considerations of the anesthesiologists.
Materials and Methods: Two groups of patients were chosen randomly, in the first group we used ringer solution (500ml) for prehydration and in the second group prehydration and intravenous ephedrine were used before block.
Results: There was a meaningful difference in blood pressure during 5 minute after spinal block between two groups. (p<0.0001)
Conclusion: Administration of low dose intravenous ephedrine before spinal block, can be effective in preventing hypotension and severe and sudden variations of blood pressure during 5 minute after spinal anesthesia in cesarean section.
Akram Bayati, Parvin Abasi,
Volume 5, Issue 1 (3-2002)
Abstract
Introduction: This research is a study for evaluating the rate of satisfaction of physical and psychosocial needs of thirds girl students of secondary school of Arak by their parents.
Materials and Methods: In this research 556 girl adolescents were studied. Sample were selected by clustering method. Data were collected by questionnaire (contain 57 question) completed by studied units. After collect the data , results were analyzed by statistical methods.
Results: 69.1% samples were high satisfied, 29.3% medium and 1.6^ low satisfied in relation to physical needs by their parents and 69.6% were high satisfied, 28.2% medium and 2.2% low satisfied in relation to psychosocial needs by their parents. The rate of satisfaction for physical needs is statistically correlated to the variable such as age of the students (p<0.05), age of the mother (p=0.03), age of the father (p=0.0001), education levels of the parents (p=0.0001), job of the father (p=0.0001), job of the mother (P=0.0007), rank of birth (p=0.008) and total children of the family (p=0.0001). Results of the research shoed that rates of satisfactions for psychosocial needs of the samples have a meaningful correlation with variables such as age of the student (p=0.003), education levels of the mother (p=0.0001), job of the parents (p=0.0007) and total children of the family (p=0.0001).
Conclusion: Finally the result of this research indicates that families economic disorders affects cause an important role against in sufficiency of psychosocial needs in adolescents. Therefore it should be suggested to perform a more developed study about the above subject in order to obtain the most accurate conclusion.