摘要
目的:探讨糖尿病人心理安全感与情绪状态、C肽的关系,为糖尿病的预防和改善生活质量提供科学依据。方法:采用随机取样法选取在2014年3月—2015年10月入我院就诊的2型糖尿病患者84人,并施测汉密尔顿焦虑量表(HAMA)和汉密尔顿抑郁量表(HAMD),检测其外周血C肽水平。结果:糖尿病人中确定存在焦虑的为57人(67.86%),至少存在轻度或中度抑郁的为73人(86.90%)。糖尿病人的人际安全感与HAMA(r=-0.58,-0.64;P<0.01)、HAMD各因子呈显著负相关(r=-0.52^-0.25,P<0.05);除体重外,确定控制感与HAMA、HAMD其他各因子呈显著负相关(r=-0.68^-0.24,P<0.05或0.01)。C肽与心理安全感、焦虑、抑郁的相关显著(r=0.90,-0.61,-0.74;P<0.01)。焦虑、抑郁、心理安全感进入糖尿病人C肽水平的回归方程,对C肽有显著预测作用(t=-5.095,-2.417,9.848;P<0.05)。结论:糖尿病人心理安全感与焦虑、抑郁水平密切相关;外周血C肽水平与情绪状态存在一定的关联。
Objective:To explore the relationship of sense of security,negative emotion and C-Peptide,and provide solitary scientific evidence of diabetes prevention and improving of quality of life.Methods:By random sampling,84 diabetes patients of inpatient and outpatient in rehabilitation department of the aged were recruited to be assessed by Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale(HAMA)and Hamilton Depression Rating Scale(HAMD),and C-Peptide in peripheral blood was also tested.Results:67.86% of patients reported significant anxiety(cut score≥14)and 86.90% depressive symptoms had clinical significance(cut score≥20).Interpersonal security was negatively correlated to all the subscales of HAMA(r=-0.58,-0.64;P〈0.01)and HAMD(r=-0.52--0.25,P〈0.05);Certainty in control was negatively correlated to the two factors of HAMA and all factors of HAMD except the body weight(r=-0.68--0.24,P〈0.05).Correlation coefficients of sense of security,anxiety and depression with C-Peptide were as the following:0.90,-0.61,-0.74;P〈0.01;Anxiety,depression and sense of security were selected into the regressive equation of C-Peptide level in peripheral blood and had significantly predictive effects on C-Peptide level(t=-5.095,-2.417,9.848;P〈0.05).Conclusion:Diabetes patients' sense of security has close relationship with anxiety and depression,C-Peptide level in peripheral blood may associate with emotional state which indicated function ofβ-cell of insulin.
出处
《中国健康心理学杂志》
2016年第11期1630-1633,共4页
China Journal of Health Psychology
关键词
心理安全感
糖尿病人
C肽
抑郁
焦虑
Sense of security
Diabetes patients
C-Peptide
Depression
Anxiety