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KMID : 1003820160200020067
Journal Of The Korea Institute Of Oriental Medical Diagnostics
2016 Volume.20 No. 2 p.67 ~ p.75
Analysis of the Differences between K-POMS and Mechanical Breathing
Yoon Woo-Suk

Park Young-Bae
Park Young-Jae
Abstract
Objectives: There was a correlation between respiratory index and Profile of Mood States (POMS). However, no study has examined the relationship between hyperventilation and POMS. Therefore, this study showed differences in POMS subscales and respiratory patterns between hyperventilation group and normal group.

Methods: 20 healthy men and women were to complete Nijmegen and Korean-Profile of Mood States(K-POMS) questionnaire aimed at subjects (13 men, 12 women). By attaching a capnometer to the nasal cavity portion, end-tidal PCO2 was measured. Also, marker was attached at Zhangmen, Juque, Shuifen. The movement of the marker was taken as a web cam. Statistical analysis Mann Whitney U test was used for the nonparametric methods.

Results: In the subscale of K-POMS were significant differences(Tension-0.001, Anger-0.007, Fatigue-0.002, Depression -0.004) between the normal group and the group with the hyperventilation. In addition, between the two groups were obtained a significant result(0.046) in the movement of the Shuifen acupoint.

Conclusions: Nijmegen questionnaire score is higher, the higher negative subscale scores of K-POMS. Also, differences in Nijmegen questionnaire score may help to determine the presence or absence of the abdominal breathing.
KEYWORD
Nijmegen questionnaire , K-POMS , Hyperventilation , End-tidal PCO2
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