英文摘要 |
Insomnia is a common sleep disturbance, there were more than a quarter of people with sleep disorders, the prevalence with more and higher, seriously affecting the health and quality of life. The Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index Scale (Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index, referred to as PSQI) can help physicians more accurately diagnose and understand the state of insomnia patients. The purpose of this study was investigated the correlation among the demographic data, disease status, family history, treatment and PSQI assessment, hoping enough traditional Chinese physician and Western physician's clinical reference. Methods: This study used the cross-sectional questionnaire survey with the convenience sampling method. Screened 180 patients according to the diagnostic criteria for insomnia and conducted a survey from the psychiatric outpatient department of regional teaching hospital in Yilan County. Results: 180 cases of insomnia with average age of 51.6 years old (SD = 13.4) from 22 to 80 years old that contained 118 females (65.6%) and 62 males (34.4%), with 10 years as a group, there were 50 cases (27.8%) between 40 and 49 years old, 47 cases (26.1%) between 50 and 59 years old. Each case taken average 2.5 kinds of drugs (SD = 0.8), in which there were 157 cases (87.2%) used of antidepressant drugs, 156 cases (86.7%) used of Benzodiazepine (BZD), 107 cases (59.4%) used of Non-Benzodiazepine (Non- BZD). There were 43 cases (23.9%) had received or in combination with other therapies. CPSQI scored from 6 to 21 points with the average value of 12.9 points (SD = 3.8), there were 69 cases (38.3%) scoring from 10 to 13 points that was the largest number of groups, the average age of 48.8 years old (SD = 11.0) of scoring from 18 to 21 points was the most light age of the group. There was significant difference with p < .05 between drink and sleep quality in the analysis of variances. Conclusion: The sleep quality of people who drink worse than people that did not drink. The insomnia of female was more serious than male. Age and ethnic groups may have an impact on subjective sleep quality and insomnia. Above all the traditional Chinese medicine etiology and pathogenesis of insomnia were similarities in diet, impassioned internal injuries, body-sheen and body- weak. |