Retired elderly residents of dry Paul depression - anxiety and nursing survey.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Retired elderly residents of dry Paul depression / anxiety and nursing survey [Abstract] Objective To investigate the retired, elderly residents of dry Paul depression / anxiety and related the incidence of factors affecting nursing. Methods Hospital Anxiety / Depression (HAD) to investigate emotional determination of the table, drawn from depression / anxiety occurred Rate and related factors. Results 50 HAD table without depression / anxiety 28, 56%, more than 22 7 mild anxiety, accounting for 14%, mild depression, 4, 8 total %, moderate depression 1, 2% of the total, and the different gender and educational level of its incidence is also different. Conclusion care not only be concerned about retirement, the physiological aspects of dry protection for the elderly, it should be taken into account physiological and psychological and social aspects factors, should be more communication, alleviate the abnormal psychological and emotional in order to achieve good results in treatment and care. [Keywords:] retired, dry protection for the elderly; depression; anxiety; related factors; Care With the development of China’s aging population, people over the age of 60 have 15% of the total population, and an annual increase rate of 10% [1]. The elderly in all aspects of mental health has aroused the concern of the elderly unique psychological characteristics so that they suffer from various psychological stimuli more and more opportunities. Some data indicate that [2,3], senile depression has become a serious hazard for the elderly mental health disorders. The on retirement, hospitalization insurance dry the elderly were depression / anxiety, of the results as follows. 1 Subjects and methods 1.1 The survey The survey retired, elderly residents of 50 cases of dry protection, including 36 males and 14 females. Inclusion criteria: (1) retired, dry protection for the elderly; (2) age 73 to 90 years old. Exclusion criteria: (1 ) had ment