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Akram Bayati, Soghrat Faghihzadeh, Abolfazl Rahgouy,
Volume 3, Issue 3 (Autumn 2000)
Abstract
ADHD is the most observed Behavoural disorder in primary school students, This research is adiscreptive analytic (Case-Control) research in order to determine the predisposing factors (Socio-Economical, Familial and individual) pertaining to ADHD in primary schools children. This study has done with muiti-stage sampling method on the 82 students with ADHD (case) and 80 normal students (control), that completely accidental has chosen between Arak Primary schools students. The research tools have been the special teachers questionaies. Forms prepared by researchet, After collecting the data, results were analyzed by statistical methods such as X2, Fisher and T-test with p<0.05. The result shows that: the age most of chidren suffering from ADHD are between 10-12 years old and percentage of the boys is more than girls and most of them living in poorer part of the city. There was statistical meaningful difference between two examined groups (with P<0.05) in some factors students. Birth weight, Birth order(first child), the fathers educational level, living environment atmosphere, punishment by parents, past history of long term separation of parents or family members, past history of parents high illness, past history of ADHD in family members, family member or parent involved with low, fathers occupation, changing job, fathers prolonged absence from home for occupation. Therefore it seems that above factors are predisposing factors in the disorder and the most important of them were family history of behavioural disorder and inimical familial environment.
Mahbube Khorsandi, Fazlallah Ghofranipour, Alireza Heydarnia, Soghrat Faghihzadeh, Maryam Vafaei, Firouzeh Rousta, Farkhonde Aminshokravi,
Volume 11, Issue 3 (9-2008)
Abstract
Background: There has been an increase in the number of women willing to have a caesarean birth because of their fear of childbirth. It seems the childbirth preparation educational class is a good way to remove or alleviate fears associated with pregnancy and childbirth.This research designed to identify the effect of childbirth preparation classes on childbirth fear on the primiparous women. Methods and Materials: The present study is a clinical trial which was carried out in 2007 at Milad Hospital, with 100 nulliparous pregnant women. Childbirth fear was measured by childbirth attitudes questionnaire. Normal pregnant women in the second trimester with childbirth fear score was 28 or more were randomly selected and dirided into experimental and control group with 50 subject in each qroup. The experimental group attended nine childbirth preparation class sessions and control group received routine antennal care. Results: The mean scored fear of childbirth in case and control group were 39.35±6.96 and 40.71±6.23 respectively. There was not significant difference between two groups. After the sessions, comparing childbirth fear score between two groups in third trimester showed the mean score of childbirth fear among experimental group was lower than control group (29.82+/- 7.18 compare to 38.03+/-9.27), and the differences statistically was significant (p<0.001). Mode of delivery was significantly different between the two groups. Conclusion: Primiparous women attended childbirth preparation classes acquired lower score of childbirth fear in compare to women received routine prenatal care. The results of this research showed relaxation training decreased childbirth fear and increased normal vaginal delivery.
Behrooz Kavehie, Soghrat Faghihzadeh, Farzad Eskandari, Anooshiravak Kazemnejad, Tooba Ghazanfari, Mohamad Reza Soroosh,
Volume 13, Issue 4 (1-2011)
Abstract
Background: Chemical weapons are among the most non-humanistic types of man-made weapons. These gases can cause problems like breathing disorders and other serious illnesses, such that nearly 80 percent of wounded people in Iran have signs of coughing, exuding, and asthma. The aim of this study is to use the results of spirometry tests that are cheap in calculating the probability of illnesses in those exposed. Materials and Methods: In this cross-sectional-analytic study, data related to 1865 individuals wounded by chemical weapons in Sardasht who had been exposed to sulfur mustard were extracted from the existing medical files in Bonyad Janbazan Office. Data analysis was done through the logistic regression method while for evaluating the validity of this model, COX- SNEL was utilized. The spirometry device used in this study was Chest HI801 which was made in Japan. Results: Women formed %23.6 of the population and the rest %76.4 were men. Also, %48.7of the participants were under 40 and %51.3 were 40 and above. Mean age of men was 45.2(11.27) while this was 48.53(14.43) for women. Totally, %48.6 of participants were ill while %51.4 were reported to be healthy. Mean of FEV1 was measured to be 81.78 (21.81) and regression model parameters were as follows: constant =0.465, sex= -0.478, age= 0/29, and FEV1= -0/128. Conclusion: Through the obtained model, the probability of disease incidence in those exposed to sulfur mustard can be computed in a more economic way which can compete with the more expensive, invasive methods.
