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目的探讨-6°头低位卧床模拟失重对女性抑制能力的影响。方法志愿者分为接受头低位卧床实验的卧床组和不参加卧床的对照组,采用数字Stroop任务测试两组志愿者在卧床实验前5天、卧床第5天、卧床第10天以及卧床后第5天的抑制能力,并采用贝克焦虑量表和Beck抑郁量表同步记录各测试时间点志愿者的抑郁和焦虑情绪。结果卧床第5天,卧床组的抑制功能明显下降,到卧床第10天恢复到卧床前的基线水平并与对照组持平,卧床结束后抑制能力继续提高且与对照组无差异。卧床并未诱发卧床组明显的焦虑和抑郁情绪,但卧床组的焦虑量表得分也表现出同样的损害-恢复趋势。结论头低位卧床对女性抑制功能的影响表现为由损害到恢复的发展变化过程。
Objective To investigate the effect of -6 ° head-on-bed simulated weight loss on female inhibitory ability. Methods The volunteers were divided into two groups: bedside group and low bedridden group. The digital Stroop task was used to test two groups of volunteers five days before bedside test, the fifth day of bed rest, the tenth day of bed rest, and the fifth day of bed rest Day depression, and using the Beck Depression Scale and Beck Depression Scale to simultaneously record the depression and anxiety of volunteers at each test time point. Results On the 5th day of bed rest, the inhibitory function of the bed restrain obviously decreased, returned to the baseline level before bed rest on the 10th day of bed rest and remained unchanged with the control group. The inhibitory ability continued to increase after the end of bed rest and was no different from the control group. Bed rest did not induce significant anxiety and depression in the bed rest group, but the anxiety scale score for the bed rest group also showed the same damage-recovery trend. Conclusions The effect of head-lying bed rest on female inhibitory function is manifested as the process of development from damage to recovery.