Investigation and Analysis of Related Factors of 330 College Students’ Sub-Health Cervical Spine
WANG Cailuan
YANG Caimei
YUE Jianying
LIN Ciyi
CHEN Songjiang
NIE Chen
LIN Zhiping
Abstract：Objective To get insights into college students’ spine sub-health status, degree of fatigue and depression in Putian U-niversity and analyze the relationships between them. To provide a basis for carrying out health education with knowledge of college students’ common bad habits in daily life and the relevant health campus education related to cervical spondylosis. Methods By using stratified cluster sampling method to randomly pick 6 classes from three departments and conduct the survey of bad habits, cervical sub-health, fatigue and depression degree. And then SPSS17. 0 statistical software was used for independent sample t-test, rank, inspec-tion, binary classification conditional logistic regression analysis. Result The result showed that there were 105 cervical healthy students, which took up 34. 7% of the whole number of students, the rest 198 students (65. 3% ) were not cervical sub-healthy. The relationships between physical fatigue, mental fatigue, depression and the degree of cervical sub-healthy were statistically significant (P<0. 05). 78. 2% of the students did not receive health education, and 98. 3% of them thought that related school education was not enough. Conclusion Considering that cervical sub-healthy students is not in the minority, and physical fatigue, mental fatigue and depression are main factors of cervical sub-health of college students, it is obvious that colleges should carry out the relevant health ed-ucation.
Keywords：college studentsbad haditssub-healthy cervical spinephysical fatiguemental fatiguethe degree of depression
Publication Date：2014-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 71-73 )