Stress is an emotional, physical, and mental reaction to a change in situation that occurs frequently human life. This condition has been identified as the cause of nearly all problems, including burden, pressure, anxiety, fatigue, conflict, panic, depression, lethargy. Since word "stress" become common idiom, this issue requires immediate consideration. Although humans experience variety forms...

abstract background: hypertensive disorders in pregnancy are the main cause of maternal and fetal mortality; however, they have no definite effective treatment. the researchers aimed to study the effects of progressive muscular relaxation and breathing control technique on blood pressure (bp) during pregnancy. materials and methods: this three‑group clinical trial was conducted in mashhad healt...

Pain management in post-laparatomy pasients requires pain with pharmacological an non-pharmacological therapeutic techniques. In therapy technicques according to medical advice, techniques, patients are trained independently be able reduce their by using relaxation This paper aims provide a descriptive the of acute post-laparotomy indications appendicitis. type research is through implementatio...

Introduction MR imaging of cartilage is widely accepted as a tool in the evaluation of cartilage. Originally such studies were limited to morphological sequences, but increasingly MR imaging is being used to produce parameter maps (i.e. relaxation or diffusion constants) which allows a biochemical evaluation of the cartilage. One such parameter which has been extensively used is the T2 relaxati...

According to the Chief Director for Communicable Diseases, Dr Frew Benson, the local air emergency services huddle was to be followed up ‘very soon’ by another with their SADC air emergency counterparts, ‘to identify gaps’. Speaking exclusively to Izindaba, Dr Benson said the two main weaknesses identified at the first meeting were the need for prior consultation by air evacuation services with...

BACKGROUND A review of the effectiveness of relaxation techniques for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients has shown inconsistent results, but studies have varied in terms of technique and outcome measures. AIM To determine patient preference for different relaxation techniques. METHODS Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients were presented with six techniques via a DVD and...