Search for dissertations about: "women s reactions"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 16 swedish dissertations containing the words women s reactions.
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1. Bully or Bullied? : The Zebrafish as a Model for Social Stress and Depression
Abstract : The zebrafish is evaluated as a model for social stress, depression and anxiety. I conclude that it is suitable, especially for studies of sex differences. In humans, women are more prone to depression but most animal studies are performed in males. READ MORE
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2. Painful Ideals : Young Swedish women´s ideal sexual situations and experiences of pain during vaginal intercourse
Abstract : Many young women today are concerned about their sexual health; an increasing number of them consult gynaecologists, youth centres (YCs) and general practitioners with vulvar problems such as painful sensations associated with vaginal intercourse (VIC). It is known that some women continue to have VIC despite pain. READ MORE
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3. Thoughts, emotions and experiences in two different generations of women undergoing cesarean section
Abstract : Background: Giving birth is a major life event and the memories of the birth are often something that women carry with them for the rest of their lives. There can be a lot of emotions and fears tied to childbirth. Some women wish to avoid a vaginal delivery, while others are taken by surprise by how an emergency caesarean section affects them. READ MORE
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4. Formal carers in health care and the social services witnessing abuse of the elderly in their homes
Abstract : The purpose was to elucidate the reactions of formal carers as witnesses and helpers in situations of elder abuse, to illuminate abusive situations and to reflect on the findings from an ethical point of view. Twenty-one district nurses from one county council were interviewed (I, II, III, IV). READ MORE
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5. Prenatal diagnosis in routine antenatal care : a randomised controlled trial
Abstract : Nuchal translucency (NT) measurement combined with maternal age has been shown to identify women at an increased risk of carrying a fetus with Down's syndrome (DS) more accurately than does maternal age alone. The aim of this study was to evaluate more widely the effects of two different strategies for prenatal diagnosis. READ MORE