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贝克抑郁量表


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贝克抑郁量表概况


贝克抑郁量表（Beck Depression Inventory，BDI）是应用最广泛的抑郁严重程度筛查工具之一，适用于13岁以上的成人及青少年。量表由与抑郁症状相关的条目构成，涉及无望感和易激惹等情绪症状、内疚感或受罚感等认知症状，以及疲劳、体重下降、性兴趣缺乏等躯体症状。该量表可用于脑卒中患者，但不限于脑卒中人群。


贝克抑郁量表的目的


贝克抑郁量表旨在筛查和测量成人与青少年抑郁的严重程度，识别与抑郁相关的症状和态度，可作为脑卒中后抑郁的筛查工具。


贝克抑郁量表的测试项目与分量表


原版贝克抑郁量表包含21个条目，受试者需回忆当天每个陈述的符合程度：


  • 1.心境
  • 2.悲观
  • 3.失败感
  • 4.缺乏满足感
  • 5.内疚
  • 6.受罚感
  • 7.自我憎恨
  • 8.自我指责
  • 9.自我惩罚愿望
  • 10.哭泣发作
  • 11.易激惹
  • 12.社交退缩
  • 13.优柔寡断
  • 14.体像
  • 15.工作抑制
  • 16.睡眠障碍
  • 17.疲劳性
  • 18.食欲丧失
  • 19.体重下降
  • 20.躯体先占观念
  • 21.性欲丧失

BDI-IA与原版条目相同，但受试者需基于包括当天在内的最近一周回忆每个陈述的符合程度。


BDI-II同样包含21个条目，删去了原版的体重下降、体像改变、躯体先占观念和工作困难4个条目，替换为激越、无价值感、注意困难和精力丧失4个新条目。受试者需基于最近两周（包括当天）回忆与悲伤、悲观、失败感、愉快感丧失、内疚、受罚预期、厌恶自己、自我指责、自杀观念、哭泣发作、易激惹、社交退缩、优柔寡断、无价值感、精力丧失、失眠、食欲丧失、先占观念、疲劳、性兴趣丧失等陈述的符合程度。该量表通常无分量表。


贝克抑郁量表的施测规则


传统上贝克抑郁量表由受过训练的访谈者施测，如今因其简短易用而常为自评。患者必须能理解口头或书面语言，并具备五至六年级的阅读水平才能充分理解问题。在脑卒中患者中，由于卒中特有的交流困难和年龄相关的视力下降等原因，自评可能存在困难，需由受过训练的访谈者施测。


贝克抑郁量表的评分方法


每个条目按严重程度评为0-3分。


原版贝克抑郁量表总分0-63分，分级标准如下：


  • 0-10分：无或极轻微抑郁
  • 10-18分：轻至中度抑郁
  • 19-29分：中度抑郁
  • 30-63分：重度抑郁

BDI-II分级标准如下：


  • 0-13分：无或极轻微抑郁
  • 14-19分：轻度抑郁
  • 20-28分：中度抑郁
  • 29-63分：重度抑郁

在脑卒中患者研究中，以10分为临床显著抑郁的划界分时，量表敏感性为80.0，特异性为61.4。


贝克抑郁量表的测试时间


自评需5-10分钟，访谈者施测需15分钟。由于问题围绕包括当天在内的最近两周（原版为最近一周），在脑卒中早期量表可能并不适用，因为早期作答难以对抑郁提供有效估计。


进行贝克抑郁量表测试之前需要进行培训吗？


传统上量表由受过训练的访谈者施测，但因简短易用，如今常为自评，无需培训。脑卒中患者若存在交流困难或视力下降，则需由受过训练的访谈者施测。


贝克抑郁量表需要什么样的设备？


仅需一支铅笔和测试问卷。


贝克抑郁量表适合哪些患者群体使用？


可用于13岁以上的成人和青少年，包括脑卒中患者。研究发现，该量表与医院焦虑抑郁量表、症状自评量表抑郁分量表和汉密尔顿抑郁量表一样可作为脑卒中后抑郁的可接受筛查工具，且因对躯体症状依赖相对较低，被视为评估脑卒中后抑郁较有用的工具之一。但研究发现其对脑卒中患者的抑郁误诊率接近40%，故不太适合临床环境中的诊断。以下人群不应使用：


  • 严重认知障碍患者，可考虑使用脑损伤个体抑郁结构化评估替代
  • 失语症患者，可使用卒中失语抑郁问卷和失语抑郁评定量表替代
  • 交流严重受损但能可靠进行是或否回应的患者，可考虑使用脑损伤个体抑郁结构化评估替代

语言版本方面：已验证的语言包括阿拉伯语、中文、荷兰语、芬兰语、法语、德语、日语、波斯语、波兰语、葡萄牙语、西班牙语、塞尔维亚-克罗地亚语（罗马字母）、瑞典语、土耳其语；已翻译但未验证的语言包括柬埔寨语、意大利语、韩语、科萨语。


贝克抑郁量表的心理测量学特性


信度方面：一项荟萃分析显示，精神科患者内部一致性Cronbach系数alpha为0.86，非精神科受试者为0.81；一项针对202例脑卒中后1个月患者的研究显示量表alpha为0.83，视为优秀。重测信度方面，一项895名大学生间隔1周施测的研究显示，BDI-II一致性组内相关系数为0.73，重测信度良好。


效度方面：同时效度方面，一项综述显示量表与其他自评抑郁量表（明尼苏达多相人格测验抑郁量表、Zung自评抑郁量表、多重情感形容词检查表、霍普金斯症状清单抑郁量表、汉堡抑郁量表、抑郁诊断量表）的相关系数平均为0.58至0.79；与观察者评定量表（F评定、DSM-III、汉密尔顿抑郁量表）的相关系数在精神科患者中为0.19至0.90，非精神科患者中为0.55至0.75。内容效度方面，BDI-II的设计考虑了DSM-IV的抑郁标准。结构效度方面，BDI-II与BDI-IA相关r=0.93（191例患者），与贝克绝望量表相关r=0.59，与自杀观念量表相关r=0.37，与贝克焦虑量表相关r=0.48，与修订汉密尔顿精神病评定量表抑郁部分相关r=0.71，与修订汉密尔顿焦虑评定量表相关r=0.47；与老年抑郁量表聚合效度为r=0.78，与焦虑测量发散相关r=0.33、与担忧相关r=0.39、与生活质量相关r=-0.46。因子分析显示原版量表一致识别出认知-情感、表现和躯体3个因子，BDI-II识别出躯体-情感和认知2个因子。


反应性方面：一项对128例首次脑卒中患者随访1年的研究显示，量表与DSM标准保持一致且对变化敏感，躯体症状在1年内下降而认知情感症状无显著变化；贝克抑郁量表与蒙哥马利抑郁评定量表均能在86例主要为情感和焦虑障碍的精神科患者抗抑郁药治疗期间检测到显著变化。


贝克抑郁量表的版本


量表存在两个主要版本：原版贝克抑郁量表于1961年首次发表，1971年修订为BDI-IA；BDI-II于1996年发表，为与更新的DSM-IV抑郁标准相对应而修订。此外还有BDI简版（BDI-SF），由13个条目构成，其内部一致性与长版相当，两者相关系数为0.89至0.97，可作为长版的可接受替代；还有面向内科患者的BDI快速筛查版（BDI-FastScreen，原名BDI初级保健版），为7项自评工具，完成时间少于5分钟，问题围绕包括当天在内的最近两周，被认为是识别应接受抑郁评估的内科住院患者的临床有效筛查工具，但其敏感性不及完整版BDI-II。


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