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Health complaints and well-being complaints among secondary school children

Year: 2016
Type: article
Abstract: IntroductionYoung generation status is the most expressive key indicator the state and society prosperity, reflecting real state affairs in the country and giving forecasts for the future. Manpower the country, its security and political stability, economic welfare and moral and ethical level the population are directly connected with the status children, adolescents and youth. A whole range physical education modalities are conducive to the expansion bodily functional reserves, to restoration its self-regulatory and self-reproduction functions, thus compensating for the effects not always healthy lifestyle the contemporary schoolchildren. Physical exercise in this case is regarded as secondary prevention diseases. Primary preventive measures nevertheless are attributed to ailment recognition, identification and state health elimination. Use appropriate means recreation for the purpose elimination the complaints common in the school environment might facilitate the withdrawal a big number pupils out pre-existing disease status. Study typical manifestations and signs ill that might cause diseases in school age children is great social importance.Current publications analysis showed that a considerable amount children and young people are in the so called state health, i.e. between and disease. They manifest various functional disorders that have not yet been identified as diseases of full value but still indicate the strain body adaptation resources (disadaptative disorders) and increased risk clinically significant pathology. Though a disease still could not be diagnosed, the child could not be considered completely healthy.Special scientific studies devoted to investigation ill complaints in children with minor abnormalities are not found in recent publication. Studies have been conducted mostly on children certain age groups [1], which complicates the research into the dynamics changes over school years. Some scientific studies [2] set out results examination apparently sick children that limits significantly the range conclusions. Any data pertaining to the complaints specificity pupils distributed into different demographic and medical groups are practically missing. Lack information about malaise complaints conducive to serious diseases complicates the selection appropriate means schoolchildren recreation and rehabilitation.The aim our study was to investigate and physical wellbeing complaints common to secondary school age children.Material & methodsMethods analysis and synthesis publications on the topic and empiric data as well as questionnaire survey have been used. Interrogation covered 1017 secondary school age pupils urban and rural secondary schools from four regions Ukraine. The questionnaire survey included 510 schoolgirls and 507 schoolboys. Among those interviewed were 365 5-grade pupils, 342 7-grade children and 310 pupils from grade 9. Parents the pupils under examination were also interviewed. Among those interviewed 13.58% were males and 86.42% were females. Methods mathematical statistics were used for data processing. Proportions method was used to identify the reliability differences among indicators.Results the study and their discussion.The data analysis showed that the majority secondary school age pupils complain about disorders or the way they feel and only about one third the interviewed children secondary school age (26,48%) do not make any complaints pertaining to their status. One the major reasons for problems occurrence is pupils' negligent attitude to their health. In order to resist the development the diseases caused by long term schooling it is necessary to provide schoolchildren with rational nutrition (consumption food rich in B1, B6, B12, C vitamins and Ca), to help them to develop a proper day regimen giving the pupils the opportunity to exercise and adequate rest (walking, swimming, transition douche). …
Language: English
Field: Medicine
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W2596296166
FWCI: 0.776
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