%0 Journal Article
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%R 10.16781/j.0258-879x.2016.03.0388
%X Ä¿µÄ µ÷²éijҽѧԺУѧÉú˯ÃßÖÊÁ¿Çé¿ö, ²¢¶Ô²úÉú˯ÃßÕÏ°­µÄΣÏÕÒòËØ×ö³ö·ÖÎö¡£ ·½·¨ ²ÉÈ¡ÕûȺ³éÑùµÄµ÷²é·½·¨, ³éȡijҽѧԺУAרҵѧÉú55Ãû¡¢Bרҵ80Ãû¡¢Cרҵ97Ãû¡¢Dרҵ577Ãû¡¢Eרҵ77Ãû, ¹²¼Æ886Ãû¡£Ñ¡ÓÃÆ¥×ȱ¤Ë¯ÃßÖÊÁ¿Ö¸Êý(PSQI)µ÷²é±íºÍ×ÔÖƵ÷²é±í½øÐÐÎʾíµ÷²é¡£ ½á¹û (1)886Ãû±»µ÷²éѧÉúÖкϸñµ÷²éÎÊ¾í¹²843·Ý, ÆäÖдæÔÚ˯ÃßÕÏ°­Õß×ܼÆ284Àý(˯ÃßÕÏ°­×é), ˯ÃßÕÏ°­·¢ÉúÂÊΪ33.7%, PSQIÆÀ·Ö(5.48¡À0.12)·Ö¡£Aרҵ˯ÃßÕÏ°­·¢ÉúÂÊΪ43.4%(23/53)¡¢PSQIÆÀ·Ö(6.23¡À0.48)·Ö, Bרҵ32.9%(23/70)¡¢PSQIÆÀ·Ö(4.93¡À0.44)·Ö, Cרҵ40.4%(36/89)¡¢PSQIÆÀ·Ö(5.75¡À0.34)·Ö, Dרҵ32.4%(183/564)¡¢PSQIÆÀ·Ö(5.47¡À0.14)·Ö, Eרҵ28.4%(19/67)¡¢PSQIÆÀ·Ö(5.18¡À0.40)·Ö, ¸÷רҵ˯ÃßÕÏ°­·¢ÉúÂʲîÒìÎÞͳ¼ÆѧÒâÒå(P>0.05)¡£(2)¸ÐÇéѹÁ¦¡¢ÖÜΧÔëÒô¡¢ÇûÌåÌÛÍ´¡¢ÈëУѧϰºó¡¢ºÜÉÙ³ÔÒ¹ÏüºÍÓÐʱ³ÔÒ¹Ïü¾ùÊÇ·¢Éú˯ÃßÕÏ°­µÄΣÏÕÒòËØ(OR=0.577¡¢0.611¡¢0.265¡¢0.260¡¢0.547¡¢0.507)¡£ ½áÂÛ ¸ÃҽѧԺУѧÉú˯ÃßÖÊÁ¿²»¼Ñ, Ó°Ïìµ½Èռ书ÄÜ״̬, Ðè²ÉÈ¡»ý¼«¡¢ÓÐЧ´ëÊ©¸ÄÉÆѧÉú˯ÃßÖÊÁ¿, ´Ó¶ø±£ÕÏÆä˳ÀûÍê³É¿Îҵѧϰ¡£</br>Objective To investigate the sleep quality of students from a medical university and to analyze the risk factors of sleep disorders. Methods Students from a medical university were selected with cluster sampling method. A total of 886 students were included in this study: there were 55 Major A students, 80 Major B students, 97 Major C students, 577 Major D students, and 77 Major E students. The students were investigated by Pittsburgh sleep quality index (PSQI) and self-designed physical state questionnaire. Results (1)The number of effective questionnaire was 843 and sleep disorders were found in 284 students, with an incidence of 33.7% and a PSQI score of 5.48¡À0.12. The incidences of sleep orders and PSQI scores were 43.4% (23/53) and 6.23¡À0.48 for Major A, 32.9% (23/70) and 4.93¡À0.44 for Major B, 40.4% (36/89) and 5.75¡À0.34 for Major C, 32.4% (183/564) and 5.47¡À0.14 for Major D and 28.4% (19/67) and 5.18¡À0.40 for Major E, with no significant difference found for different majors (P>0.05). (2)The factors leading to somnipathy included emotional stress, ambient noise, somatic pain, school learning, seldom late-night snack and occasional late-night snack (OR=0.577, 0.611, 0.265, 0.260, 0.547, and 0.507, respectively). Conclusion The students in the involved medical university have a low sleep quality which may affect their physical state during day time. Active measures should be taken to improve students sleep quality so as to insure their study
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%K sleep disorders medical university's students sleep quality risk factors
%U http://www.ajsmmu.cn/ajsmmu/ch/reader/view_abstract.aspx?file_no=20150072&flag=1