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The most frequent worrying conditions include ventricoloperitoneal shunt malfunction, central nervous system infections, brain tumors, hydrocephalus, pseudotumor cerebri and hemorrhage.
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The most frequent worries were Lack of documentation, predictability, upfront planning, and management control.
The most frequent concern was the risk of infection of family and friends, followed by worries about the dangerousness of the disease and its consequences on their functional ability.
Dysfunctional sleep-related attitudes have also been studied in small or very old (individuals aged 85 years and older) samples, most often by examining the overall scores for worries or the most frequent types of worries, which were not, however, related to sleep.
Among metastatic patients (n = 17), the five most frequent symptoms were fatigue (82%), weakness (65%), worry (65%), shortness of breath (53%), and irritability (53%).
I really didn't expect to hear the one answer that was among the most frequent and certainly among the most passionate and vehement: stop worrying so much.
For patients who reported being worried by the examinations, by far the most frequent reason was anxiety about the results (76% for radiology/ultrasound and breast examinations, 51% for CT/MRI).
Increased personal risk, lack of necessary skills, knowledge gaps, difficulties in dealing with staff worries and concern about loosing other patients are the most frequent complaints [ 8- 12].
They are especially worried about online privacy and this is one of the most frequent reasons why people don't buy goods and services online.
The five most frequent symptoms among localized-stage patients (n = 14) were irritability (79%), pain (71%), fatigue (71%), worry (71%), and sleep disturbance (64%).
The study contributed to identifying which experiences were reported as responsible for more stress during their ICU stay: tracheal tube aspiration, nose tube, family worries, pain, immobilization in bed, and fear of dying/uncertainty in the future, were the most frequent stress factors reported by patients.
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