The relationship between wrist-monitored motor activity and serum CPK activity in psychiatric in-patients.

Autor:	Goode, David J., Meltzer, Herbert Y., Moretti, Robert, Kupfer, David J., McPartland, Richard J., Goode, D J, Meltzer, H Y, Moretti, R, Kupfer, D J, McPartland, R J
Předmět:	MOTOR ability PSYCHOLOGY of movement SERUM CREATINE kinase PEOPLE with mental illness NEUROPSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOSES PATHOLOGICAL psychology PSYCHIATRIC research COMPARATIVE studies RESEARCH methodology MEDICAL cooperation MENTAL illness RESEARCH SEX distribution TIME WRIST EVALUATION research
Zdroj:	British Journal of Psychiatry; Jul79, Vol. 135, p62-66, 5p, 2 Charts
Abstrakt:	Motor activity, monitored by a wrist motion transducer, was related to serum CPK activity the following morning in a group of psychiatric in-patients. In 4 of 10 patients, studied for periods exceeding one week, total 24-hour activity was significantly correlated with morning serum CPK activity. Motor activity during the night was unrelated to serum CPK activity. In a larger group of 30 patients, studied for one or two-day periods, inter-individual differences in activity level were not related to serum CPK activity, although both sex and race were significantly related to variance between subjects in that activity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Databáze:	Complementary Index
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