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The relation between disgust-sensitivity, blood-injection-injury fears and vasovagal symptoms in blood donors: Disgust sensitivity cannot explain fainting or blood donation-related symptoms

机译:献血者的厌恶敏感性,注射损伤恐惧与血管迷走神经症状之间的关系:厌恶敏感性无法解释晕厥或献血相关症状

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Background and objectives: Page's (1994) prominent theory for the explanation of fainting in blood-injection-injury situations holds that disgust sensitivity contributes to syncopal reactions. We investigated if blood donation-related vasovagal symptoms (1) or fainting related to blood donations (2) are associated with disgust sensitivity. Methods: In an online sample of 361 blood donors, we assessed blood-injection-injury fears, disgust sensitivity, history of blood donation related fainting and retrospective self-ratings of vasovagal symptoms. For the assessment of blood-injection-injury fears we used the BII-Q which has excellent psychometric properties and does not confound disgust and anxiety sensitivity. Vasovagal symptoms were measured by the Blood Donation Reactions Inventory (BDRI) which captures mild and strong vasovagal symptoms and has been used in previous studies with blood donors. Results: Disgust sensitivity did not significantly contribute to the explanation of self-reported vasovagal symptoms in a regression model with gender, blood-injection-injury fear and disgust sensitivity as predictors. We did not find any significant group differences in disgust sensitivity for blood donors with or without a fainting history (statistical power = 0.95) and a Bayesian model selection procedure showed that it is more likely that both groups are equally disgust sensitive than it is that the fainters are more disgust sensitive. Limitations: Further research is required to confirm the findings in prospective studies. Conclusion: Our results indicate that disgust sensitivity is not relevant for the development of vasovagal syncopes.
机译:背景和目的:Page(1994)的著名理论用于解释血液注射损伤情况下的昏厥,认为厌恶敏感性导致晕厥反应。我们调查了与献血相关的血管迷走症状(1)或与献血相关的昏厥(2)是否与厌恶敏感性相关。方法:在361名献血者的在线样本中,我们评估了对注射伤害的恐惧,厌恶敏感性,与献血有关的昏厥史以及对血管迷走症状的回顾性自我评估。为了评估对血液注射损伤的恐惧,我们使用了BII-Q,它具有出色的心理测量特性,并且不会混淆厌恶和焦虑敏感性。血管迷走症状是通过献血反应清单(BDRI)进行测量的,该清单捕获了轻度和强烈的血管迷走症状,并已在以前的献血者研究中使用。结果:在性别,输血伤害恐惧和厌恶敏感性为预测因子的回归模型中,厌恶敏感性对解释自我报告的血管迷走神经症状没有明显贡献。我们没有发现有或没有昏厥史(统计功效= 0.95)的献血者在厌恶敏感性方面没有任何显着的组间差异,贝叶斯模型选择程序表明,两组对厌恶敏感性的同等可能性大于微弱的人更反感。局限性:需要进一步的研究以确认前瞻性研究的结果。结论:我们的结果表明,厌恶敏感性与血管迷走性晕厥的发生无关。

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