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Awareness of men aged 40 - 60 years is 2 diabetes mellitus type.
ČÍŽKOVÁ, Ivana
This Bachelor work focuses on men of an age group 40-60 and their awarness of Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 (further 2DM). The theoretical part is based on a professional level. A suitable selection of available literature dealing with this topic was used for this part. It characterises the disease (2DM), anatomy, classificiation, diagnosis, treatment and complications accompanying Diabetes Mellitus. Further on, the theoretical part specifies problems that may significantly influence a quality of life in case of an appearance of the disease. For that reason, preventive and educational programmes for the population are necessary : dangers of obesity, education of patients with DM, a role od physical activities and prevention of Diabetes Mellitus. The practical part is based on a questionnaire which was a source of information about the men of a designated age group and their awarness of Diabetes Mellitus Type 2. A general conception of the theoretical part is based on creating the targets and hypotheses. In the following sub-chapters of the Bachelor work, the research files, metodology of research and organisation of the research are characterised.
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The family as a partner in the nursing process
GREGOROVÁ, Jana
Cooperation between a client?s family members and the medical staff in a nursing process is very important. It is beneficial in particular for the cilent since his/her family (especially in mental terms) and are able to put themselves in the cilent?s role. The family should support the hospitalized family member and show active participation in the nursing process, which should also be made possible by the medical staff. While providing nursing care, the medical staff pays their attention not only to the ill client but also to his/her family. Within the scope of the cooperation with the family they provide support and information. They have to ensure that not only the patient but also all his/her family members understand the disease, the treatment process and the consequences arising from the aforesaid for the family?s function. They also assess whether after ending the hospitalization the family is able to provide the aftercare at home or whether it is necessary to find another option of care after the patient?s discharge. The objective of the thesis was to ascertain whether the family participates in nursing of the hospitalized client. The objective of the thesis has been fulfilled.
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Special access of the radiology assistant to interventional procedures in diagnostics of oncological patients
CANDROVÁ, Daniela
In my work I deal with the peculiarities in approach of a radiology assistant to interventions in diagnostics of oncological patients. Biopsy has a special importance in diagnostics of neoplasm. It is essential for histological and cytological diagnostics. The aim of this work was to find out the incidence of bioptic interventions on oncological patients during one year at radiology department at České Budějovice hospital plc, and to compare the advantages and disadvantages of used modalities. The work proceeds from the presumption that the number of interventions carried out under the sight control without the use of ionizing radiation methods is growing. In the theoretical part of my work appear descriptions of bioptic methods of intervention radiology regarding oncology and its methods, biopsies, screening methods used at biopsy (ultrasound controlled biopsy, computer tomography controlled biopsy, magnetic resonance controlled biopsy, skiascopic controlled biopsy), instrumentarium, especially the needles used for tissue extraction (puncture and bioptic needles), characteristics of oncological patients, the principle of tumour disease, carcinogenesis, oncologically changed tissue, and basic diagnostics of oncology disease. The practical part reveals the number of biopsies performed in 2012 at České Budějovice hospital plc, under computer tomography, ultrasound and mammography machine control, and the number of other interventions on oncological patients, namely localization of impalpable breast lesion, percutaneous drainage of the urinary tract under skiascopic control. Standard methods regarding these interventions and biopsies are described focusing on the advantages and disadvantages of their use for different organs in the body. I also described radiology assistant?s work and created photo documentation of given interventions. In 2012, 96 biopsies were performed under any of the mentioned diagnostic screening methods at radiology department of České Budějovice hospital. They represent 0,06% of the total of 171 466 diagnostic interventions at this department in the respective year. At the same time they represent 3,4% of the total of 2844 interventions of the ČB radiodiagnostic department of that period. From the whole number of 96 biopsies, 79% were performed on oncological patients. No biopsies were performed under magnetic resonance or skiascopic- skiagraphic control. Since the formation of a tumour is supposed to be the main somatic risk which an individual after a low intensity radiation faces, I supposed that the number of bioptic samples taken under sight control without the use of non ionizing radiation is rising, which significantly contributes to radiation protection. It is not univocally assigned which screening method is the best for biopsy. Usually we chose the biopsy that can screen best the site in different organs and that allows the safest, the fastest and the economically most convenient procedure. The chosen method should allow the doctor chose the site for sample extraction. The choice also depends on the habits and the technical equipment of given hospital. In view of the fact that according to this work computer tomography is the most commonly used method for bioptic extractions, and under magnetic resonance control no biopsies are performed, the prestige and importance of a radiology assistant grows up, because their presence at modalities using ionizing radiation is commonly indispensable. The hypothesis of my work has not been proved. Concrete results do not support the operative hypothesis of y work. However, I can recommend concessive long-term type and multicentrically elaborated sample studies. I would be grateful if this work provided an information base for radiology assistants´ training and for interventions in the diagnostics of oncologically ill people.
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CT angiography vs. ultrasound imaging of the bloodstream - efectivity, limitation and impact on patients' health.
ADAMEC, Jaroslav
The subject of the BA thesis is "CT angiography vs. ultrasound imaging of the bloodstream - efectivity, limitation and impact on patients' health". Examination of blood vessels by computed tomography - CT angiography, using modern equipment and technological development, takes over the diagnostics of vascular diseases from digital subtraction angiography primarily due to the speed of the examination and the lesser invasiveness with regard to the patient. The second method treated in this thesis is ultrasonography. Which of these imaging methods yields better diagnostic information on blood vessel pathologies? Which entails fewer risks to the patient and which is more limited? I have tried to find the answers to these questions in this BA thesis. In this thesis I set out to find which of the two imaging modalities is more suitable for examining vascular diseases. A further aim of the thesis is to introduce and compare various examination methods of computed tomography and ultrasonography. The hypothesis of the BA thesis states: "Ultrasonography is a more suitable method for the examination of the blood vessel tree - it is a method which provides good diagnostic information and at the same time entails a lower risk to the patient than does computed tomography". The introductory part of the thesis is devoted to the anatomy of the blood vessel tree. It describes main blood vessels, veins, their construction and branches. This part also introduces the technological equipment which is used for the examination of the blood vessel tree - computed tomography machine, ultrasonography machine - and their historical development. The basic physical principles of these devices, their methods of imaging and general methods of the examination of the blood vessel tree are also described in this chapter. In the case of computed tomography it is CT angiography, and in ultrasonography it is Doppler examination. The chapter also briefly deals with the advantages and disadvantages of these methods and with the contrast media which are applied in connection with the examination of the vascular system. I have studied all available specialized literature and web sites related to the subject for the purpose of writing this BA thesis. Data from the Institute of Health Information and Statistics were used for the analysis of the technological equipment. Data from the information network of the R+S Benešov a.s. hospital were used for the analysis of the number of blood vessel examinations carried out by ultrasonography and computed tomography. Examination methods of the vascular system performed by computed tomography and ultrasonography have been summarized in the result. Furthermore, both modalities are compared in this chapter with regard to their utilization rate, limitations and risks. The chapter also includes an analysis of the data on the computed tomography and ultrasonography technology in the Czech Republic and on the number of blood vessel examinations carried out by computed tomography and ultrasonography. In the chapter "Discussion" I present my own opinion on the given matter. It also includes a reflection on the issue of indicating examinations on computed tomography. In the conclusion of the thesis, examination methods of the vascular system by computed tomography and ultrasonography are assessed, and established findings on the studied matter are summed up. After studying all available specialized literature I have found that it is impossible to determine which of the two imaging methods is more suitable for the examination of the blood vessel tree because each of them has its specific advantages and disadvantages. The two modalities are thus not opposed to each other in the decision making which method should be indicated; on the contrary, the two methods should be used in close collaboration. The hypothesis of the thesis therefore has not been proved.
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Diet for IInd type diabetes and possibility of enriching diabetic diet
SCHREIBEROVÁ, Tereza
The diploma thesis deals with the diet during the diabetes mellitus type 2 disease and with possibilities of enriching the diabetic?s diet. The theoretical part of the thesis is focused on the description of this disease and the topic of the diet therapy ? what diets can be followed by diabetes patients and whether the diet is appropriate. The practical part of the thesis is dealing with the enrichment of the diabetic diets. Results of the questionnaire shown which meals are missed by the diabetics and for some of them were designed the recipes. According to the recipes were cooked diabetic dishes which were after that given to tasting and rating. Based on the statistic test and results of the rating dishes were evaluated to decide which are preferred to put in diabetic diet and which are not. I also prepared one exemplary menu including mentioned dishes.
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The specifics of nurse care of the patients after stomach bandage
ZOUBKOVÁ, Veronika
Obesity is spreading throughout the world, therefore this thesis points at one of many possibilities of surgical solutions of obesity. Especially in developed countries, obesity is the most common diseases in these days. This disease is considered to be serious, because it is followed by many complications and shortens life to people suffering with this disease. Observation of obesity shows that around fifty percent of population suffers with obesity in these days. Objective of the bachelor thesis is to point out the specifics of preoperative and post-operative nursing care. Partial objective is to show the complexity of the information provided to the patients by nurses and point out deficits in provided information.
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The role of the nurse in the prevention of immobilization syndrome after stroke at the department of neurology.
HOLUBCOVÁ, Eliška
Bachelor?s thesis The Role of a nurse in prevention of immobilization syndrom after stroke at the Deprartment of Neurology dwells on the problem of nursing care and prevention of immobilization syndrom of the patients after stroke. The theoretical part of the thesis is aimed at prevention, treatment and examination, which the patient has to go through after stroke and the role of the nurse during these performances. The immobilization syndrom is also described in detail at the thesis. At the conclusion of the theoretical part the author concentrates on the treatment which ought to be performed as a prevention of the immobilization syndrom of the patient after stroke. One of the chapters deals with health care, nutrition, defecation, skin care, mental state and communication with the patient after stroke. The practical part of the bachelor?s thesis focuses especially on qualitative research performed just at the Department of Neurology. The aim of the above mentioned research was to evaluate the role of the nurse in the care of the patient after stroke at the Department of Neurology. In the research the author stated the following question: What is the role of the nurse in the prevention of immobilization syndrom of the patient after stroke? This part also includes interviews with nurses conducted just at the Department of Neurology and the same nurses were also observed during nursing care. The results of the research show that the nurse plays crucial role in the care of the patient after stroke, either as a provider of nursing care or as a communicator, and to a smaller extent as an educator. The thesis also contains a map of nursing care, which describes the correct process during the care of cavity. The nurse can influence the course of disease by correctly performed nursing performances, such as dehydration, malnutrition and dekubital ulcer.
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Use NIC, NOC classification of patients with a stoma.
JEDLIČKOVÁ, Eva
The thesis deals with the application of NIC, NOC classifications in patients with stoma. Every nurse uses a classification system of health care which describes activities or interventions done by nurses as a part of planning phase of nursing process in connection with creation of nursing care plan. These classifications also focus on developement of nursing care objectives and evaluating of the effect of nursing care results. Due to these classifications, the nursing care results are mesurable. In the theoretical part of the thesis, we focus on classification systems of nursing care, then on GIT diseases which lead to insertion of stoma, its care, care of patients with stoma and last but not least, on nursing documentation. Several objectives were set to meet the main target of the thesis. Firstly, to map nurses' opinion on nursing classifications; secondly, to find out which NOC indicators are usually judged by nurses in the care of patients with stoma; thirdly, to find out which activities are usually used by nurses in the care of patients with stoma; fourthly, to check up on application of NIC, NOC classification in the care of patients with stoma. The qualitative reserch was hold in two phases. In the first phase of the qualitative research, a nursing documentation was created on the basis of NIC and NOC classification related to care of the patients with stoma. In the second phase of the qualitative research, we interviewed ten nurses who had worked with the particular nursing documentation.
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