Evaluation Of Stress Response In Diabetic Hypertensive Patients

CompletedOBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment

62

Participants

Timeline

Start Date

June 1, 2016

Primary Completion Date

November 30, 2017

Study Completion Date

September 4, 2018

Conditions
DiabetesHypertension
Interventions
BEHAVIORAL

First arithmetic problem solving

"In a quiet environment, a white paper in A4 format was placed in front of the patient on the table, and the patients were asked to subtract the number 3 from 2907 for 100 seconds.~The researcher was standing in front of the patient and asks to make corrections by giving a warning whenever the patient made a mistake in the calculation."

BEHAVIORAL

Second arithmetic problem solving

"In the same A4-sized white paper that was placed in front of each patient on a table, immediately after the first subtraction process, patients were asked to subtract 7 from 6828 for another 100 seconds.~When the patient made a calculating error, the researcher stood in front of the patient and asked them to make corrections by issuing a warning."

BEHAVIORAL

Third arithmetic problem solving

"In the same A4-sized white paper that was placed in front of each patient on a table, immediately after the previous subtraction process, patients were asked to subtract 13 from 9561 for another 100 seconds.~When the patient made a calculating error, the researcher stood in front of the patient and asked them to make corrections by issuing a warning."

BEHAVIORAL

Fourth arithmetic problem solving

"In the same A4-sized white paper that was placed in front of each patient on a table, immediately after the previous subtraction process, patients were asked to subtract 8 from 5113 for another 100 seconds.~When the patient made a calculating error, the researcher stood in front of the patient and asked them to make corrections by issuing a warning."

BEHAVIORAL

Fifth arithmetic problem solving

"In the same A4-sized white paper that was placed in front of each patient on a table, immediately after the previous subtraction process, patients were asked to subtract 14 from 8318 for another 100 seconds.~When the patient made a calculating error, the researcher stood in front of the patient and asked them to make corrections by issuing a warning."

BEHAVIORAL

Sixth arithmetic problem solving

"In the same A4-sized white paper that was placed in front of each patient on a table, immediately after the previous subtraction process, patients were asked to subtract 17 from 9994 for another 100 seconds.~When the patient made a calculating error, the researcher stood in front of the patient and asked them to make corrections by issuing a warning."

Trial Locations (1)

34000

Istanbul University, Istanbul

All Listed Sponsors
lead

Istanbul University

OTHER

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