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The document presents a study on Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) among staff nurses, highlighting its prevalence, particularly in healthcare workers, and the impact on their quality of life. The research aims to compare the effectiveness of stretching exercises and thermotherapy in alleviating RLS symptoms among nurses in a selected hospital. The study employs a quantitative approach with a sample size of 62 participants, focusing on various demographic factors and utilizing validated assessment tools.

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The document presents a study on Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) among staff nurses, highlighting its prevalence, particularly in healthcare workers, and the impact on their quality of life. The research aims to compare the effectiveness of stretching exercises and thermotherapy in alleviating RLS symptoms among nurses in a selected hospital. The study employs a quantitative approach with a sample size of 62 participants, focusing on various demographic factors and utilizing validated assessment tools.

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MMRI’S Kamalnayan Bajaj Nursing College

SYNOPSIS PRESENTATION

GUIDED BY, PRESENTED BY

Mr. Mr. Ankit Vijay Bansode

Lecturer, M.Sc, Nursing 1st yr

Medical Surgical Nursing Medical Surgical Nursing

KBNC, Chh. Sambhajinagar KBNC, Chh. Sambhajinagar


INTRODUCTION

“It's not whether you get knocked down, it's whether you get up”

Restless leg syndrome (RLS) is a neurological disorder characterized by an irresistible urge to


move the legs, usually accompanied by uncomfortable sensations such as tingling, burning, or
itching. RLS can significantly impact an individual's quality of life, causing sleep disturbances,
fatigue, and decreased productivity. It's also known as willis-ekbom disease.
Prevalence
1.Approximately 7-10% of the general population in the united states and europe suffer from
RLS. (Source: national institute of neurological disorders and stroke).

2.Age: RLS can affect individuals of all ages, but it is most common among middle-aged and
older adults. (Source: mayo clinic) sex: women are more likely to develop RLS than men,
with a female-to-male ratio of 1.4:1. (Source: national sleep foundation)

3.Family history: individuals with a family history of RLS are more likely to develop the
condition. (Source: american academy of sleep medicine)

4comorbidities: RLS often co-occurs with other conditions, such as iron deficiency, kidney
disease, diabetes, and parkinson's disease. (Source: national institute of diabetes and digestive
Need of The Study
• It should be noted that the prevalence of RLS in nursing staff is approximately 25%, and this
syndrome in healthcare workers is also associated with shift work disorder. Nurses suffer
from fatigue and muscle cramps due to prolonged standing, excessive use of muscles, and
poor posture while working.
• Rest leg syndrome is the leading cause of in staff nurse affecting over 279 million people
globally. Rest leg syndrome , particularly affect the leg which cause pain and sleep
disturbance the aim of this review was to provide an overview of nursing intervention that can
be used for to relive pain and promote sleep quality . rest leg syndrome prevalence rates in
India have been estimated and some study suggest that 1.5%-6.6% over the past several
decades. In India key factor associated with rest leg syndrome iron deficiency , anemia ,
systemic disease like diabetes kidney disease and Parkinson’s disease.
PROBLEM STATEMENT

“A Comparative Study on Effectiveness of Stretching Exercises Versus


Thermotherapy on Rest Leg Syndrome Among Staff Nurses In Selected Hospital.”
OBJECTIVES

1. To assess the level of rest leg syndrome among staff nurses at selected hospital of the
city.
2. To evaluate the effect of stretching exercise on rest leg syndrome among staff nurses
at selected hospital of the city.
3. To evaluate the of the thermotherapy on rest leg syndrome effect of staff nurses at
selected hospital of the city.
OBJECTIVES

4. To compare the effectiveness of stretching exercise versus thermotherapy on rest leg


syndrome among staff nurses at selected hospital of the city.
5. To associate the effectiveness of stretching exercise on rest leg syndrome among
staff nurses at selected demographic variables.
6. To associate the effectiveness of thermotherapy on rest leg syndrome among staff
nurses at selected demographic variables
RESEARCH QUESTION:

Does nursing intervention is more effective in rest leg syndrome among staff nurse?
HYPOTHESIS
H0: - There will be no significant difference in pre-post result of rest leg
syndrome among staff nurses who has apply stretching exercise.

H1 : -There will be significant difference in pre-post result of rest leg


syndrome among staff nurses who has apply stretching exercise.

H02: - There will be no significant difference in pre-post result of rest leg


syndrome among staff nurses who has apply the thermotherapy.
HYPOTHESIS
H2: - There will be significant difference in pre-post result of rest leg
syndrome among staff nurses who has apply the thermotherapy.

H03: - There will be no significant association between pre-post result of


stretching exercise and thermotherapy with the selected sociodemographic
variables regarding rest leg syndrome among staff nurses.

H3: - There will be significant association between pre-post result of


stretching exercise and thermotherapy with the selected sociodemographic
variables regarding rest leg syndrome among staff nurses.
REVIEW OF LITERATURE

Review of literature in the present study is organized under the following heading:
• A. Review related to Knowledge regarding Rest leg syndrome .
• B. Review related to effectiveness of stretching exercises in rest leg syndrome.
• C. Review related to effectiveness of thermotherapy in rest leg syndrome.
• D. Review related to effectiveness of stretching exercises versus thermotherapy
in rest leg syndrome.
METHODOLOGY

Research approach:- Quantitative research approach.


Research design:- Quasi pre-test post- test design.
Setting of the study:- The study will be conducted in selected Hospital .
Population:- staff nurse.
Sampling technique :- - Non probability Purposive sampling technique
Sample size:- 62
SAMPLE SIZE :-
Cochran’s Sample Size Formula for Comparing Two Proportions

Rounding up, 31 participants per group, meaning a total sample size of 62 participants.
CRITERIA FOR SAMPLE SELECTION

A.INCLUSION CRITERIA:
1. Staff nurse who have a confirmed diagnosis of RLS based on clinical evaluation.
2. Staff nurse who has be registered nurses working in the hospital, as the study
focuses on their specific role
3. staff nurse who have willing to participate.
B. EXCLUSION CRITERIA:
1. staff nurse who are suffering from neurological disorder.
2. staff nurse using pain relief medication.
3.staff nurse who have already attended similar type of study.
OPERATIONAL DEFINITIONS
1. Comparative
According to oxford Dictionary, one that compares with another especially on equal
footing.
In this study it refers to compare stretching exercise and thermotherapy to find which is
most effective to reducing the rest leg syndrome.
2. Effectiveness:
According to Cambridge Dictionary, the ability to be successful and produce the
intended results.
In this study it refers to the changes in the rest leg syndrome brought out by the stretching
exercise and thermotherapy.
3. Rest Leg Syndrome:
According to medical dictionary it is the neurological condition in which is
characterized by an irresistible urge to move the legs, usually accompanied by
uncomfortable sensations, typically occurring while resting or lying down, and finding
relief with movement.
In this study rest leg syndrome is having pain and disturbed sleeping pattern.
4. stretching exercise
According to Cambridge Dictionary physical exercise that involve expanding and
flexing muscle or tendons to improve flexibility, range of motion, and muscle control.
In this study application of stretching exercise complex over the rest leg syndrome for
30 minutes per day for one week.
5. thermotherapy:
According to Cambridge Dictionary a treatment that involves applying heat to the
body to improve the symptoms of rest leg syndrome. It can be used to treat pain and
quality of sleep and is often used to relieve pain associated with muscle stiffness.
In this study application of thermotherapy over the rest leg syndrome with at
temperature 43–47 C° for 20 minutes for 7 days.
6. staff nurse:
According to the Oxford English Dictionary A staff nurse is a registered nurse who
works in a medical facility, taking care of patients and managing their conditions.
In this study staff nurse is a registered nurse employed in a hospital who experiences
an overwhelming urge to move their legs
APPROPRIATE STUDY INSTRUMENT/DATA COLLECTION TOOL

SECTION A: Demographic data:

Age, Gender, Marital status, year work experience ,Work shift, physical activity, caffeine .

SECTION B: (Modified Restless Legs Syndrome Rating Scale)It is composed of ten items
rated on a four-point Likert scale ranging from mild (1) to very severe (4). The total
scores ranged from 10-to 40.
very severe symptoms (scores 31- 40)
Severe (scores 21- 30),
Moderate (scores 11-20),
Mild (scores 1-10).
METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION RELEVANT OF
OBJECTIVE

• Step 1- Permission will be obtain from Ethical committee


• Step 2- Prior to data collection, permission will obtain from concern authority
of hospital.
• Step 3- Subject will be selected according to the selection criteria of the study.
• Step 4- Consent will be obtain from the participant.
• Step 5- The investigator will assess the pre-test and will give intervention.
• Step 6- After seven days post-test be done.
APPROPRIATE DATA MANAGEMENT
1. Tool validation will be obtained from experts.
2. Pilot study will be conducted before proceeding for main study.
3. Data will be collected.
4. Anonymity and confidentiality will be maintained throughout.
5. Assess the effectiveness of stretching exercise
6. Assess the effectiveness of thermotherapy.
7. Comparison will be done to find the effectiveness of stretching exercise
and Thermotherapy on Rest leg syndrome.
8. Numbering and coding will be done.
9. Master sheet will be prepared for data management and analysis.
APPROPRIATE DATA ANALYSIS

Descriptive statistics: Frequency and percentage, mean, median, mode,

standard deviation and mean percentage

Inferential statistics: Unpaired T-test and chi-square test


Reference
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symptoms, pain, and quality of sleep among pregnant women. International Journal of Health Sciences. 2022;6(S6):11204-20.)
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care nurses. Indian Journal of Critical Care Medicine: Peer-reviewed, Official Publication of Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine.
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