廣州城區(qū)60歲以上老人認知功能特點及正常老人認知功能變化特征的隨訪研究
[Abstract]:Objective: 1, a prospective follow-up study was conducted based on the "cognitive function characteristics of the elderly 60 years old and above in Guangzhou city and the characteristics of cognitive function change of normal people", and to analyze and compare the baseline (2011), the first follow-up (2012), the second follow-up (2016) longitudinal data, and explore the normal cognitive function at different age groups in the baseline period. The characteristics and trajectories of different cognitive functions of the elderly with the passage of time.2, the analysis of cognitive function in the follow-up period to maintain the supernormal level (the successful old man), the normal level (normal old man), the damage (including mild cognitive impairment and dementia) the living habits of the elderly, emotional symptoms, social support, physical condition, and other similarities and differences, exploration and recognition. .3, a related protective factor of cognitive function, to understand the cause of death of the elderly in the period of investigation and the combination of physical disease.4, and to study the consistency between the subjective and objective evaluation of the cognitive function level of the elderly in the second follow-up period and the related factors affecting the consistency. In Guangzhou, a representative community was selected to study the population of 60 years and older in the community. According to the standard of entry group, the subjects were included in the group. The MMSE, the Mo CA [1-5], the WHO psycho psychological test (WHO-BCAI) [6-12] and so on were used as the investigation tools, and 60 years old and with the research tools. The elderly were tested by one to one neuropsychological test to evaluate the cognitive function of the subjects. In addition, the emotional state of the subjects was assessed using the self rating Anxiety Scale (SAS) and the old age depression scale (GDS); the social support of the subjects was assessed by the social support scale, and the daily life scale (ADL) was used to understand the living function of the subjects. Situation. A year and five years later, with the same survey tool and the same evaluation procedure, the subjects were followed up with the same background, the investigators did not understand the baseline and the first time of the elderly. In the two follow-up, on the basis of the following follow-up, the death questionnaire was added to understand the death of the elderly in the investigation period. The cause, the combination of somatic disease, the time of death and so on. Besides, after the assessment of the cognitive function of each section, the subjects evaluated the test results that they had just completed at the same level of education and the level of the subjects in the same age group (range of -100% to excellent 100%, 10% as the interval interval). The original score is converted into standard score and percentile, the level of subjective evaluation is converted into percentile, the self consciousness index AI (Awareness Index) = subjective test level and objective test level, the degree of discretization of AI values in all cognitive test projects, and the significant degree [13]. of the differences are recorded with SPSS20.0 for data entry, statistics and statistics. Results: 1. basic data: baseline (2011): 660 people should be examined in 341 people, including 162 (47.5%) men and 179 (52.5%) people. The average age of the elderly is about 70.96 + 8.29 years old, among them, 60-69 years and 161 (47.2%), 70-79 years of 125, years old and above (2012): the first follow-up (2012): should look up The response rate of 41 people was 283. The response rate was 132 (46.8%) for men and 150 (53.2%) for women. The average age was 71.69 + 8.50 years old. Among them, 125 people (44.3%), 70-79 year old 112 (44.3%), 132 years old and above were followed up (2016). 65-75 years of age (52.2%), 76-85 years old and 71 (34.3%), 86 years old and more than 28 people (9.9%).2. cognitive status: baseline: the normal elderly 225 cases (66%), successful elderly total 45 cases (13.2%), mild cognitive impairment in a total of 52.2% cases. There were 39 cases of mild cognitive impairment (13.8%) and 8 cases of Dementia Elderly (3.2%). Second cases were followed up: 154 cases of normal elderly (73.3%), 8 (3.8%), 30 cases (14.3%) of elderly patients with mild cognitive impairment and 18 (8.3%) dementia elderly. All the differences of all cognitive assessment items in the elderly were statistically significant (P0.05).3. with mixed linear The model explored the track of different cognitive function dimensions (Digital breadth, auditory word, association learning, visual identification, language fluency, delayed recall, Wechsler's filling, Wechsler block diagram) in MMSE, MOCA, and complete neuropsychological test (NTB). The results are as follows: according to the age section Timelines: (1) there was no significant difference in the scores of MMSE and Mo Ca between the baseline of three age groups (60-69 years old, 70-79 years old or 80 years old) and the follow-up 1, while the scores of MMSE and Mo Ca in all age groups were significantly decreased (P0.05) during the follow-up 2 and the baseline and the follow-up 1. (2) there was only a lower age in three age groups when compared with the baseline difference of the digital breadth. The scores of the 60-69 year old age group were significantly decreased (P0.05) (baseline - follow up 2=0.69 + 0.25), while the follow-up of the Wechsler block map and the Wechsler map was 2 compared with the follow-up 1 (P0.05). (Wechsler wood block diagram: follow up 1- follow-up 2=1.19 0.33 points; Wechsler fill: follow up 1- follow-up 2=1.21 + 0.46). (3) three age groups hearing. In the word test, there was no difference in the score between the 1 and the 80 years old, and the scores of the elderly (baseline - 1=-0.72 + 0.19) and 70-79 years old (baseline - 1=-0.94 + 0.24) were significantly increased (P0.05), and only 60-69 years old scores (baseline - follow-up - 0.22) were significantly increased (P0.05). There was no difference in the rest of the two groups; there was no significant difference in the scores of all ages between the follow-up 2 and the follow-up 1. (1) compared to the baseline period, the total observation of auditory words learning increased in the overall observation and in the male and female comparison. In the Wechsler mapping, the overall observation was increased (P0.05), and the female group was also somewhat higher. There was no significant change in the male group. There was no significant difference between the two times in the other tests. (2) compared to the baseline period of the 2 same baseline period, the overall observation and the male and female comparison in the 2 and the Mo CA were all increased (P0.05). There was no significant change in the female group (P0.05). In the auditory words, the average score of the total observation was increased (P0.05), the average score of the female group increased (P0.05), but there was no significant change in the male group. (3) compared with the follow-up period of 1, the overall observation, MMSE, Mo CA, the digital breadth, the visual identification function, and the Wechsler mapping were all subdivided. P0.05. There was a significant difference between the two sexes, but there was no significant difference between the female group and the male group (P0.05), but there was no significant difference in the male and female groups, while the Wechsler and the Wechsler mapping were statistically significant (P0.05).4. (1) using chi square test, Analysis of factors related to different cognitive functions (successful elderly, normal elderly, cognitive impairment). The independent variables included sex, living habits (smoking history, drinking history, tea history, sports, fish eating, youth, middle age, NAP), hobbies (reading, music, painting, calligraphy, chess, Internet, and photography) It was found that among all the variables, only exercise (P=0.01), hobby (P=0.03), music (P=0.00), Internet (P=0.02), photography (P=0.01) and food fish (P=0.02) were related to the cognitive energy status of different levels. (2) the frequency of exercise was analyzed by nonparametric test, in green, middle and old, the nap frequency was The results showed that the above frequency was not significant (P0.05). (3) the multiple linear regression model was used to explore the related factors affecting the total score of MMSE, MOCA, and NTB. The variables included: demographic data (age, sex, year of Education), living habits (smoking) History, drinking history, drinking tea history, sports frequency, eating fish, youth, middle age, average sleep time, nap, nap frequency), hobbies (reading, music, painting and calligraphy, chess and cards, Internet, photography, Taijiquan, etc.), history of disease (hypertension, heart disease, endocrine system metabolic diseases, and other definite diagnosis) Disease, surgical history, brain trauma history); scale (SAS, senile depression scale, social support scale). The results showed that the factors affecting the total score of MMSE were the year of Education (beta =-0.24) and music (beta =0.19); the factors affecting the total score of MOCA were age (beta =-0.26) and noon nap (beta =0.14); the factors affecting the total score of NTB were: baseline NTB total score (beta =-0.76), teaching The number of years of birth (beta =-0.17), the history of hypertension (beta =-0.11).5. during the follow-up period of the death population survey: (1) there were 26 elderly deaths, 9 women (34.6%) and 17 men (65.4%). Among them, 13 people died at the first follow-up, 8 men and 5 women, and the elderly who died during the first follow-up to second follow-up were 13, male 9. There were 4 people and women. (2) the reasons for the death of the elderly were 8 cases, 8 elderly patients died of various diseases; 5 elderly patients died of pulmonary infection; 5 elderly patients died of cerebral hemorrhage; 4 elderly patients died of cancer; 1 elderly patients died of myocardial infarction; 1 elderly deaths due to accidental fall; the family called the old man "natural death", specific original 2 cases of unknown elderly. (3) the history of the death of the elderly: 10 (38.5%) with a history of stroke; 4 tumors (15.4%); 3 (11.5%) with the history of dementia, cardio cerebral vessels, and endocrine system diseases; 2 (7.7%) of the fracture, 1 (3.8%) of digestive and urinary system diseases; the family members who were not well known (46.2%).6. different cognitive state group. The conformance of view and objective evaluation: (1) (1) the successful elderly group: MMSE, MOCA, each cognitive function module AI (Awareness Index) values are negative, the minimum value -31.20, the highest value -8.54; except Wechsler filling, the subjective and objective evaluation differences in the language fluency test are not statistically significant (P0.05), and the other cognitive functional modules have statistical significance (P). (0.05) 0.05) (2) normal cognitive elderly group: MMSE, MOCA, the mean value of each cognitive function module is positive and negative, the minimum value is -7.32, and the maximum value is 8.27. Except association learning, the visual identification function is statistically significant (P0.05), the other cognitive function modules P values are all 0.05, and the difference of subjective and objective evaluation is not statistically significant; (3) cognitive impairment group: MMSE, MOC A, the mean value of AI values of each cognitive function module were positive, the minimum value was 9.85, the highest value was 21.84. Except the Wechsler block diagram P0.05, the other cognitive function modules P were 0.05, and the differences in subjective and objective evaluation were statistically significant. (2) the AI values in the tests of MMSE, MOCA, and the cognitive function modules were compared with the three groupings of variance analysis. The P value of the comparison and 22 was 0.05, and the difference had significant statistical significance. (3) multiple linear regression showed that the number of educated years had significant influence on the value of AI (P0.05) in the successful elderly group (P0.05); the normal cognitive elderly group had significant influence on the value of AI (P0.05); the cognitive impairment group, the number of years of education, the gender had significant influence on the AI value (P0.05). Conclusion: 1. (1) the total cognitive function assessment scale (MMSE, Mo CA) of the elderly was significantly decreased with time, but the set of neuropsychological tests (NTB) and its dimensions were changed in different rules. (2) the continuous attention, short-term memory function and visual spatial structure of the low age old people with time. The ability of memory and understanding is faster than that of older people, but learning and near memory ability can be maintained. There is no significant difference in verbal plot memory, visual memory, semantic memory and short-term memory in old and elderly people. (3) the event memory of women in the normal cognitive function elderly population follows a certain period of time. Age growth is maintained well, while male elderly do not have this phenomenon, and are more susceptible to learning effects; male elderly visual spatial structure.
【學位授予單位】:廣州醫(yī)科大學
【學位級別】:碩士
【學位授予年份】:2017
【分類號】:R749.1
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