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    Abnormal glucose challenge test and mild gestational diabetes
    (2008) Kafkasli A.; Sertkaya A.C.; Selcuk E.B.; Dogan K.; Burak F.; Yologlu S.
    Objective. The status of carbohydrate metabolism of pregnant women with positive glucose challenge test (GCT), but normal oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) and their neonates are not defined clearly. Study Design. Pregnant women with normal GCT (n: 120), with abnormal glucose challenge test (AGCT) but normal OGTT (n: 67) and with gestational diabetes (GDM, n: 67) were included into the study. Insulin sensitivity was evaluated by fasting insulin level, homeostasis model assessment of insulin resistance index (HOMA-IR); quantitative insulin check index (QUICKI) and ISOGTT. Serum insulin and glucose values during OGTT were documented. Perinatal outcome and delivery modalities were compared. Results. Both GDM (31.6±5.9 yrs) and AGCT groups (29.0±4.0 yrs) were older than controls (28.1±4.9 yrs). Body mass index (BMI) was the predominant factor affecting both AGCT and GDM groups (OR: 3.78 and 5.97 respectively). Despite there was no significance between insulin indices; serum glucose and insulin values were similarly different; macrosomic infant and caesarean section rates were higher than controls in both GDM and AGCT groups in favor of gestational diabetics (6.6% vs. 18.9%; p=0.0001 and 20% vs. 27.7% p=0.0001 respectively). Conclusion. Pregnant woman with abnormal glucose challenge test have impaired carbohydrate metabolism as in gestational diabetics with a lesser severe degree.
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    EVALUATION OF PSYCHIATRIST’S COMMUNICATION WITH PSYCHOSIS PATIENTS [Avaliação da comunicação de psiquiatras com pacientes psicóticos] [Evaluación de la comunicación de psiquiatras con pacientes psicóticos]
    (Universidad de Chile - Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Bioetica, 2022) Karatas M.; Kartalci S.; Selcuk E.B.; Yetis H.; Karatas T.; Gozukara H.
    Evaluation of the physician-patient relationship is very important in determining priorities in medical practice and medicine. For this purpose, in this study the psychiatrist’s communication with psychotic patients as a sensitive group was evaluated. A questionnaire was administered to 210 patients in a psychiatric clinic of Inonu University Hospital in Turkey to determine how the examination is performed in the facility for outpatients in the psychosis unit. According to the study conducted, it was observed that the evaluation score of the psychiatrist’s communication with psychotic patients increased positively with increasing consultation duration. Our work is particularly noteworthy because it deals with a sensitive area, such as a group of psychiatric patients. The scores were obtained based on data from the evaluation of the questionnaires, which showed that the communication between the psychiatrist and the psychotic patient was conducted in a sensitive and careful manner, and without ethical problems. © 2022, Universidad de Chile - Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Bioetica. All rights reserved.