PTSD as it relates to military combat Annotated Bibliography

PTSD as it relates to military combat - Annotated Bibliography ExampleSocial and Behavioral Sciences, 5, 262266.The purpose of this study was to show the effect of behavioural treatments on quality of life. The method used involved the study of 60 Iranian combats who participated in contend between Iran and Iraq. SF-36 questionnaire was used for evaluation. The result was that behavioral interventions of military combats improved quality of life.The study seeks to determine the birth between warfare exposure and PTSD among nurses in Gaza. 1130 nurses exposed to war were studied to show if they had PSTD. The results indicated that nurses in Gaza suffered PSTD after exposure to war.The purpose of this study was to find out the obstacles faced by military force-out when faced with mild traumatic brain injury which is a form of PTSD. The method is a publications review of past research. The results indicate that emotional distress are the main symptoms of brain injury disorder.Meziab , O., Kirby, K.A., Williams, B., Yaffe, K., Byers, A.L. and Barnes, E.B. (2014). prisoner of war status, posttraumatic stress disorder, and dementia in older veterans. Alzheimers & Dementia, 10, 236-241.This study was carried out to determine whether prisoners of war bewilderd dementia without experiencing PTSD. The method involved a cohort study of 182,879 veterans of war to show the kin between the status of prisoners of war and PTSD, and their experience of dimension in the follow-up study. The results showed that the status of prisoners of war and their experience with PTSD lead to higher risk of dementia.The study examined the prevalence of sleep by PTSD victims. PTSD-diagnosed patients were well-tried using SCID criteria considering non-sleep PTSD symptoms. It was found out that PTSD veterans suffered from poor quality of sleep.Polusny, M.A., Kumpula, M.J., Meis, L.A., Erbes, C.R., Arbisi, P.A., Murdoch, M., Thuras, P., Kehle-Forbes, S.M. and Johnson, A.K. (2014). Gender di fferences in the effects of deployment-related