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Short Name: Depress Anxiety Open Access
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Emergency Medical Care (EMC) is the first point of contact with patients. As a part of healthcare system dealing with urgent conditions on-site, Emergency Medical Service (EMS) encounter patients who suffer from psychiatric or mental health conditions. The aim of study is to present the prevalence of anxiety, depression and other psychiatric diagnoses among the filed teams of EMS.
The stress created by final examinations influences the mental, physical functioning, and the adaptation skills in many adolescents. In cases of dysfunctions, students could receive an exemption letter from the final exams.
Talking about the most important thing in human life, it is the person's health. The healthier a person, the most efficiently he will work and think. And if we talk about the most important human organ, it is the brain. The health of the brain can be affected by many reasons.
To assess the association of depression in mothers with health of children with Cerebral Palsy. Eighty mothers (care givers) and their CP children were approached for the study. Informed consent was obtained from all the mothers. The Centre for Epidemiological Studies Depression scale (CES-D scale) a tool that has been in the public domain since 1977 was used to assess depression score among mothers.
To assess the effect Passiflora incarnata mother tincture on ethanol withdrawal-induced anxiety and depression in mice. The mice were divided into six different groups. Each group contains six animals. They were treated with 10% ethanol (2000mg/kg; p.o) from day 1 to 6 days, later 24hrs, ethanol withdrawal reactions were evaluated using different behavioural models like Elevated Plus Maze (EPM), Light And Dark Test (LDT), Hole Board Test (HBT), Marble Burying Test (MBT), Tail Suspension Test (TST). On last day, mice treated orally with P. incarnata were tested for anxiety and depression. The P. incarnata shows the protective effect against ethanol withdrawal anxiety and depression in mice. All the doses of P. incarnata employed in this study showed significantly (p<0.05) increased time spent in open arm in EPM, time spent in light area in LDT, head dips in HBT. Also, there was significant (p<0.05) decreased marbles buried and reduced immobility duration in TST as compared to ethanol withdrawal group. In conclusion P. incarnata showed anxiolytic and anti-depressant activity in mice with ethanol withdrawal.
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