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Bulimia and anorexia, psychiatric affairs, or genetic determinations?
Barešová, Markéta ; Hubáček, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Jurková, Kateřina (referee)
Bachelor thesis is covering eating disorders and it root cases namely anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Theoretical part describes those two disorders in details and their diagnostics within MKN-10 and DSM-5. Following is description of nutrition indicators related to disorders, it's anamnesis and physical examination. The main cases of eating disorder are described in detail including the key risk factors. Thesis than highlights known treatment methods and its successful rate and points out possibility of relapse. Prevention is also covered as well. Practical part focus on research realized via quantitative questionnaire method evaluating current level of knowledge of general population related to eating disorders and nutrition. Thesis points out the general public is aware and informed however lacking the latest data and findings. Research identified gap mainly in general public ability navigate and understand compilation of disorder impact.
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Nursing care of patient with dysphagia
BAREŠOVÁ, Markéta
This thesis studies a nursery care for patients with dysphagia. The main goal of the thesis was to collect experience about nursery care. To achieve our goals, we have employed following questions: How is the swallowing ability monitored by nurses? What kind of special treatment is provided to patients with dysphagia? Are other specialists involved into treatment? Are there any special tools needed when treating patients with dysphagia? What are the specific needs of patients with dysphagia? What are the problems the patients with dysphagia are facing? The research was done by half-structured interview with eight nurses in the age range 26-60 years. More specifically three nurses from neurology, two nurses from aftercare ward and one nurse from internal medicine ward, intensive care, otorhinolaryngology were interviewed.The interview consisted of 32 questions (see Appendix 6). The results obtained were processed by open ink using the "pencil paper" technique. The results of the work are divided into individual categories, which are: monitoring, specific interventions, cooperation with other experts, compensatory aids, patients 'needs, patients' problems. The thesis provides an overview of the nursing care of patients with dysphagia.
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