الوسواس القهري والقلق والاكتئاب لدي مرضي الربو في مستشفى ود مدني التعليمي في اثناء جائحة كوفيد19

Abstract

Abstract: This study aims to identify obsessive compulsive disorder and Anxiety and Depression among patients with Asthma in Wad Mandi Teaching Hospital, to that end, the descriptive approach was used, where a sample of (165), both male and female patients with Asthma was selected. Then (HADS) and (MOCI) was used and after ensuring their validity and reliability, being applied at Sudanese university students. Then the data collected from the study analyzed statistically. Hence, several statistical equations (test T, variance analysis, regression equation, as well as some descriptive data) using SPSS statistical package.

Key findings of the study:

1. The spread of the obsessive-compulsive disorder and Anxiety and Depression level for the patients with Asthma.


2. Guided by the findings of the study, prediction can be made regarding Depression via Anxiety for the patients with Asthma.


3. There is a statistical relationship between obsessive compulsive disorder and age There is no a statistical relationship between Anxiety and Depression and age the patients with Asthma.


4. There are differences in obsessive compulsive disorder attributable to gender, There are no differences in Anxiety and Depression attributable to gender for the patients with Asthma.


5. There are no differences in in obsessive compulsive disorder and Anxiety and Depression attributable to gender for the patients with Asthma.


6. There is no a statistical relationship between obsessive compulsive disorder Anxiety and Depression and length of illness of the patients with Asthma


7. There is a statistical relationship between Anxiety and Depression and Occupation There is no a statistical relationship between obsessive compulsive disorder and Occupation the patients with Asthma.