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• TITLE: Effects of Mental Activity on Hand Skill Rate Performance Ability among Second Grader Medical Students

  AUTHORS: Nimet Unay Gundogan, Erhan Kiziltan, Leyla Aydin, Ersin Ogus

  KEYWORDS: Annett’s Peg Moving Task, Mental Activity, Manual Dexterity, Hand Skill Rate Performance Time, Audio-Visual Medical Teaching

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.3 No.1, January 25, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Introduction: Determination of hand skill rate is thought to be important for the functional evaluation of nervous system. Therefore, hand skill performance monitoring could be a reliable measure for the effect of audio-visual medical teaching on central nervous system. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of mental activity on the hand skill rate performance ability following one hour audio-visual medical teaching. Methods: Participants were 34 healthy screened right handed volunteers (19 female, 15 male, age between 18 - 22 years). Hand skill rate performance time was assessed by Annett’s peg moving task. Each participant repeated the task five times in a different time, before and after the lecture. Data were analyzed by statistical software package SPSS. Statistical significance level of p