Effects of cognitive behavior therapy combined with Baduanjin in patients with colorectal cancer

Table 2 Quality of life, cognitive function, and cancer-related fatigue scores at baseline (n = 55)

Item	Scale score range	Actual score range	Actual score	Score percentage (%)
Quality of life
FACT-C total score	0-144	36-131	81.65 ± 23.27	56.72
Physiological status	0-28	6-25	15.38 ± 4.47	54.93
Social/family status	0-28	9-28	19.05 ± 4.57	68.04
Emotional status	0-24	6-24	14.93 ± 4.08	62.21
Functional status	0-28	5-26	12.69 ± 4.46	45.32
Additional attention score	0-36	10-30	19.84 ± 4.87	55.11
Cognitive function
FACT-Cog total score	38-132	47-108	80.15 ± 10.97	60.72
Corrected cognitive impairment	18-72	26-57	46.62 ± 4.98	64.75
Cognitive ability	0-28	7-22	14.76 ± 3.21	52.14
Other’s evaluation	4-16	5-16	10.51 ± 2.28	65.69
Impact on quality of life	4-16	4-13	8.25 ± 2.08	51.75
CRF
CFS total score	0-60	22-46	34.47 ± 6.59	57.45
Physical fatigue	0-28	11-28	18.09 ± 3.23	64.61
Emotional fatigue	0-16	6-15	8.85 ± 1.82	55.31
Cognitive fatigue	0-16	3-12	7.53 ± 2.05	47.06

FACT-C: Functional assessment of cancer therapy – colorectal; FACT-Cog: Functional assessment of cancer therapy-cognitive function; CRF: Cancer-related fatigue; CFS: Cancer fatigue scale.