Relaxation (Latest Articles)

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Relaxation: molecular and physiological significance.

30 Aug 2006 There appears to be a molecular process for relaxation. Given this, we attempt to demonstrate this phenomenon based on established molecular and physiological processes in light of our current understanding of central and peripheral nervous system ...
rec_pub_16940938-relaxation-molecular-physiological-significance.htm

Commentary on "the effects of nurses' practicing of the HeartTouch technique on perceived stress, spiritual well-being, and hardiness".

30 Aug 2006
rec_pub_16880412-commentary-effects-nurses-practicing-hearttouch-technique-perceived.htm

The effects of nurses' practicing of the HeartTouch technique on perceived stress, spiritual well-being, and hardiness.

30 Aug 2006 PURPOSE: To test the effects of nurses' practicing of the HeartTouch technique (internal method of changing thoughts and feelings) on their perceived stress, hardiness, and spiritual well-being. METHOD: Experimental (n = 58) and comparison (n = 40) ...
rec_pub_16880411-the-effects-nurses-practicing-hearttouch-technique-perceived-stress.htm

Pain and relaxation (review).

30 Aug 2006 The modern notion of pain and its clinical management, along with its physiological origins, is of exceeding interest to both clinicians and basic science researchers. While much is known about the control of pain via non-steroidal anti-inflammatory ...
rec_pub_16865231-pain-relaxation-review.htm

Relaxing effect of ylang ylang oil on humans after transdermal absorption.

30 Aug 2006 The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of ylang ylang oil (Cananga odorata, Annonaceae) on human physiological parameters and self-evaluation after transdermal absorption. Forty healthy volunteers participated in the experiments. ...
rec_pub_16807875-relaxing-effect-ylang-ylang-oil-humans-transdermal-absorption.htm

Emotional debriefing.

30 Jul 2006 In health care, stress and sadness come with the job. Hospitals now recognize that letting clinicians and nonclinicians decompress--through talking groups, counseling or a few minutes of quiet time-is good for the soul and for the quality of patient ...
rec_pub_16964896-emotional-debriefing.htm

Anxiety in primary care.

30 Jul 2006 Anxiety disorders are common within primary care (PC) settings and are associated with patient functional impairment, distress, and high utilization of medical care services. Data from PC settings indicate that detection of anxiety disorders is low. ...
rec_pub_16879793-anxiety-primary-care.htm

Relaxation response: physiologic considerations.

29 Jun 2006
rec_pub_16878111-relaxation-response-physiologic-considerations.htm

[Psychological stress in oncology: the role of glucocorticoids]

29 Jun 2006 During the last years, the correlations between biological processes, psychological adjustment and stress disorders have received increasing attention and a growing body of research results has been published in the general literature. In the realm ...
rec_pub_16873079-psychological-stress-oncology-role-glucocorticoids.htm

Comparison of two pain-management strategies during chest tube removal: relaxation exercise with opioids and opioids alone.

29 Jun 2006 PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to determine whether the use of a slow deep-breathing relaxation exercise, when used as an adjunct to opioid analgesia, decreases pain during chest tube removal (CTR) after coronary bypass surgery. DESIGN: A ...
rec_pub_16863899-comparison-two-pain-management-strategies-chest-tube-removal.htm

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