The biggest decrease in mean score occurred in the nonaggressive subscale of ' General restlessness, performing repetitious mannerisms, tapping, strange movements' where the baseline mean score decreased from 3.07 (SD = 1.47) to 2.28 (SD = 1.53).
Nurses who knew the residents well were asked to rate frequency of general restlessness, verbal agitation, handling things inappropriately, negative attitude, and aggression on a four-point Likert scale (never, once or twice, repeatedly, permanently).
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Much of the reduction in quality appears to be the result of night waking, which was almost universal in this group of mothers, particularly in the latter part of the third trimester, for reasons of nocturia, discomfort, pain and general restlessness.
The mare exhibited a rigid forelimb stance, alternating with general restlessness and constant shifting of weight from limb to limb, difficulty eating, frequent head shaking, and irritability with attempts to bite her handlers.
Groups of four Swiss mice were observed during the first four hours to signs of general toxicity, restlessness, lethargy, aggressiveness, breathing, salivation, tearing, extremities cyanosis, piloerection, and mortality.
Chorea may be initially exhibited as general restlessness, small unintentionally initiated or uncompleted motions, lack of coordination, or slowed saccadic eye movements.
One result is a general restlessness and concern that the country placed too much reliance on oil.
Both had rising unemployment, a hardline government, a screwed economy, and there was general restlessness and anger".
Anxiety, either from frustration with memory loss or general restlessness, appears to be universal in dementia.
