L-carnitine is a naturally occurring substance in the human body that plays a crucial role in lipid metabolism. Its primary function involves the transport of long-chain fatty acids into the mitochondrial matrix, where ...

Background: The eating habits of patients with schizophrenia represent a significant area of interest in community care, as these patients are often at increased risk of unhealthy lifestyles. Irregular eating habits, ...

This bachelor's thesis examines the historical development of obstetrics and midwifery, with a primary focus on Western civilization, complemented by a comparative insight into selected Eastern cultures. The aim of the ...

This bachelor's thesis explores breastfeeding and its impact on women's mental health from their own perspective. In contrast to the widely known benefits of breastfeeding, this study focuses on the feelings that breastfeeding ...

This bachelor thesis focuses on the development of pharmacotherapy in the treatment of alcohol dependence in the Czech lands and places it within a broader historical and professional context. It maps the transformation ...

This bachelor's thesis deals with the psychosocial aspects of nursing care for patients after abdominal surgery. Surgical procedures and the associated hospitalization represent a significant intervention in patients' ...

Introduction In inpatient addiction treatment facilities, one can encounter clients with high number of treatments, with the number sometimes exceeding even single-digit figures. This is not an entirely rare occurrence and ...

Background: Kratom use in Western countries has been on the rise in recent years. In Southeast Asia, kratom is viewed primarily as a folk remedy and only secondarily as a psychoactive substance, which is in contrast with ...

Background: The use of anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) and other performance- enhancing substances is a long-studied phenomenon both in and outside of sport, whose development in our territory has been strongly shaped ...

The bachelor thesis focuses on modern detoxification methods and their perception among the general public. The aim of the thesis is to map respondents' awareness of body detoxification, examine their experiences with ...

Name, Surname: Bc. Eliška Bicerová Thesis supervisor: Mgr. Anna Rejtarová Title: Subjective assessment of patients with acquired visual impairments Abstract: This thesis examines the translation and cultural adaptation of ...

MASTER'S THESIS ABSTRACT Name, Surname: Bc. Barbora Výšková Supervisor: PhDr. Kristýna Hoidekrová, Ph.D. Title: The effect of transcranial direct current stimulation on upper limb functions from the perspective of occupational ...

Title: Evaluation of cognitive functions in individuals with hearing impairments from the perspective of an occupational therapist: Proposal for the modification of a screening test Abstract: Introduction: Standardized ...

Name, surname: Bc. Zuzana Malečková Thesis supervisor: Mgr. Jana Jelínková Consultant: Mgr. Ing. Jana Horynová, Ph.D. Title: Specific Aspects of Occupational Therapy in Palliative Care Abstract: Occupational therapy in ...

Background: Loot boxes represent a controversial game mechanic that shares structural similarities with gambling. Research points to associations between at-risk gambling and problematic video gaming. In the Czech population ...

Background: Alcohol consumption among older adults represents a serious and still underestimated issue. The ageing organism metabolises alcohol more slowly, its effects are more intense, and the risk of interactions with ...

Background: Alcohol consumption represents a significant public health problem in the Czech Republic. Beer accounts for a substantial proportion of this total consumption. The Czech guidelines (Ruprich et al., 2015) issued ...

Background: The use of digital technologies and the Internet is a significant part of daily life for a large portion of the population. For people with physical disabilities, these technologies can serve as an important ...

Benzodiazepines are among the most commonly misused prescription psychoactive medications. Their long-term use is associated with the development of tolerance and dependence, and withdrawal difficulties may occur even when ...