This article aims to investigate the impact of sleep disorders on motor function in patients with neurological diseases. Sleep disorders can lead to decreased attention and concentration, balance, muscle strength and endurance, and reaction time in individuals, negatively affecting their quality of life and daily performance. In this study, 30 patients from the psychiatric clinic's neurology department, who have neuropsychological medical records, are divided into two groups of 15. One group has sleep disorders, and the other does not. Using a sleep quality questionnaire, Stroop test, Berg balance test, dynamometry test, and reaction time software and adaptive anticipatory scheduling, the components related to motor performance in both groups are measured. Then, using appropriate statistical tests, the differences and relationships between the variables are analyzed. This research can contribute to a better understanding of the effects of sleep disorders on motor function in neurological patients and provide strategies for improving their diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, this research can enhance scientific and medical knowledge in this area and lead to greater awareness among the community and health and medical professionals about the importance of healthy sleep and managing sleep disorders in neurological patients.
1. Improving the quality of life: With a better understanding of the impact of sleep disorders on motor function, we can find ways to improve the
quality of life of neurological patients. This includes improving attention and concentration, balance, strength and muscle strength, and their
overall motor performance.
2. Better diagnosis and treatment: Research in this field can help us to find better methods to diagnose sleep disorders in
nervous patients and provide more effective treatments. With correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment, there can be a
significant improvement in the movement performance of patients.
3. Prevention of complications caused by sleep disorders
In addition, research in this field can help improve scientific and medical knowledge about the relationship between sleep and movement
performance and lead to progress in the development of new methods and solutions in this field. Also, this research can help create more
awareness in the society and health and medical professionals about the importance of paying attention to healthy sleep and managing sleep
disorders in neurotic patients, and it will be of interest to psychologists and researchers related to the field of movement sciences.