About this trial
lupus adoelscented who recently survive from intenive care unit usually complain postintenive care unit syndrome in addition to stress, fatigue, low life quality, depression, low physical performance, low grip strenght, insomnia, weak cariorepsiratory fitness, and low physical capcity. gryotonic exercise may improve these problems
Eligibility criteria
This trial does not accept healthy volunteersQualifiers
childhood-onset lupus
adolescents who survived from intensive care unit
adlescents who are in risk of developing pos-tintenive care-unit syndrome (i.e patients who admitted to an intenive care unit for at least four days in last year)
Disqualifiers
mental diseases
upper or lower limb fractures
Trial design
Parallel
Treatments tested in this trial
Gryotonic exercise
Behavioraltwenty lupus adoelscented who recently survive from intenive care unit will be perform 8-week gryotonic exercise
Treatment groups
Trial outcomes
Primary outcomes
total score of post-intensive care-syndrome questioanire-related subscales
the total score post-intensive care-syndrome questionaire-related subscales (cognitive, physical, and mental) will be assessed
Secondary outcomes
patient health questionnaire
it is a questionnaire for depression assessment
stress vuilnerability scale
it is a questionaire assesing stress level
physical score of child health questionaire
the parent form of this queationaire will assess physical summary level of participants
Child health questionaire -mental summary
the parent form of this queationaire will assess mental summary level of participants
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