Objective:This study aimed to explore the effect of aromatherapy combined with emotional release technology on recurrence fear and sleep quality of lung cancer survivors.Methods:114 cases of lung cancer survivors were...Objective:This study aimed to explore the effect of aromatherapy combined with emotional release technology on recurrence fear and sleep quality of lung cancer survivors.Methods:114 cases of lung cancer survivors were divided into routine nursing group,emotional release technology group and aromatherapy combined with emotional release technology group.Routine nursing group received routine nursing;Emotional release technology group implemented emotional release technology for one month on the basis of routine nursing group;Aromatherapy combined with emotional release technology group used lavender aromatherapy on the basis of emotional release technology group.Results:After one month of intervention,there were statistically significant differences in the scores of fear of disease progression and sleep quality among the three groups.Conclusion:Aromatherapy combined with emotional release technology can improve the sleep quality of lung cancer survivors and reduce the economic toxicity of cancer to some extent.展开更多
Fear extinction is a biological process in which learned fear behavior diminishes without anticipated reinforcement,allowing the organism to re-adapt to ever-changing situations.Based on the behavioral hypothesis that...Fear extinction is a biological process in which learned fear behavior diminishes without anticipated reinforcement,allowing the organism to re-adapt to ever-changing situations.Based on the behavioral hypothesis that extinction is new learning and forms an extinction memory,this new memory is more readily forgettable than the original fear memory.The brain’s cellular and synaptic traces underpinning this inherently fragile yet reinforceable extinction memory remain unclear.Intriguing questions are about the whereabouts of the engram neurons that emerged during extinction learning and how they constitute a dynamically evolving functional construct that works in concert to store and express the extinction memory.In this review,we discuss recent advances in the engram circuits and their neural connectivity plasticity for fear extinction,aiming to establish a conceptual framework for understanding the dynamic competition between fear and extinction memories in adaptive control of conditioned fear responses.展开更多
基金Guiding Science and Technology Program Project of Yichang City in 2024(Project No.:B24-2-002)。
文摘Objective:This study aimed to explore the effect of aromatherapy combined with emotional release technology on recurrence fear and sleep quality of lung cancer survivors.Methods:114 cases of lung cancer survivors were divided into routine nursing group,emotional release technology group and aromatherapy combined with emotional release technology group.Routine nursing group received routine nursing;Emotional release technology group implemented emotional release technology for one month on the basis of routine nursing group;Aromatherapy combined with emotional release technology group used lavender aromatherapy on the basis of emotional release technology group.Results:After one month of intervention,there were statistically significant differences in the scores of fear of disease progression and sleep quality among the three groups.Conclusion:Aromatherapy combined with emotional release technology can improve the sleep quality of lung cancer survivors and reduce the economic toxicity of cancer to some extent.
基金supported by grants from the STI2030-Major Projects(2021ZD0202800)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(32071023 and 32371078)+2 种基金the Program of Shanghai Academic/Technology Research Leader(22XD1420700)the Shanghai Municipal Health Commission(2022XD046)Innovative Research Team of High-Level Local Universities in Shanghai.
文摘Fear extinction is a biological process in which learned fear behavior diminishes without anticipated reinforcement,allowing the organism to re-adapt to ever-changing situations.Based on the behavioral hypothesis that extinction is new learning and forms an extinction memory,this new memory is more readily forgettable than the original fear memory.The brain’s cellular and synaptic traces underpinning this inherently fragile yet reinforceable extinction memory remain unclear.Intriguing questions are about the whereabouts of the engram neurons that emerged during extinction learning and how they constitute a dynamically evolving functional construct that works in concert to store and express the extinction memory.In this review,we discuss recent advances in the engram circuits and their neural connectivity plasticity for fear extinction,aiming to establish a conceptual framework for understanding the dynamic competition between fear and extinction memories in adaptive control of conditioned fear responses.
