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臺中市國民小學教師服用維生素/礦物質補充劑狀況之研究
Journal Volume
中山醫學雜誌 10:1 民88.01 頁35-42
Date Issued
2010-12-21T03:04:11Z
Abstract
本研究是以臺中市國民小學教師為研究對象,採系統性抽樣抽出10所學校的全體教師為樣本,共計 415 名。 本研究主要目的是在瞭解國小教師使用維生素╱礦物質補充劑之狀況,並探討其知識、健康行為及飲食習慣的相關性。調查結果,國小教師服用維生素者佔 52.0%,服用礦物質者佔 21.0%。在瞭解是否服用維生素╱礦物質補充劑情形與基本資料之相關性,發現與教師年齡有統計顯著相關( P<0.01 )。而與性別、婚姻狀況、教師任教年級及是否擔任行政職務則無相關性。飲食狀況方面,則發現有喝牛奶與是否服用維生素補充劑在統計上有意義( P<0.05 ),其餘的飲食習慣則無相關。至於健康狀況方面,調查結果是自認(不佳、尚可、很好),以及教師知道自己的血壓值(屬於正常、低血壓、高血壓者)二者與是否服用維生素補充劑達統計上之顯著相關(分別 P<0.05,P<0.01 )。至於在國小教師的健康行為包括目前有無量血壓、自己的血壓值正常否、以及是否定期健康檢查等三項與是否服用礦物質補充劑在統計上達顯著相關性( P<0.05 )。以 t-test 統計分析結果,不論有無服用補充劑,在知識得分上無統計之差異。
The purpose of this study was to explore the facts of the usage of vitamin mineral supplements and their associationswith personal health knowledge, health behaviors and diet habitsamong teachers in elementary schools in Taichung city. Therewere 10 elementary schools drawn by systematic sampling method, 415 cases completed the survey questionnaires. The key findings were,more than half, 52.0% of the respondents are taking vitamin,21.0% are taking mineral supplements. Statistically, only the age isrelated to taking vitamin/mineral supplements, P<0.01. No correlation is found in variables such as: sex, marital status, grades the teacher taught and doing extra executive work. The study indicates drinking milk is associated with taking vitamin/mineral supplements or not, P<0.05. Other diet variables are shown no statistic significant differences. The level of physical health perceived by the respondent and whether the respondent knows his/her values of blood pressure, both in dilated and systolic values are statistic significant differences with P<0.05 and P<0.01 respectively. Finally, t-test failed to show statistically significant between the health knowledge and taking vitamin/mineral supplements.
The purpose of this study was to explore the facts of the usage of vitamin mineral supplements and their associationswith personal health knowledge, health behaviors and diet habitsamong teachers in elementary schools in Taichung city. Therewere 10 elementary schools drawn by systematic sampling method, 415 cases completed the survey questionnaires. The key findings were,more than half, 52.0% of the respondents are taking vitamin,21.0% are taking mineral supplements. Statistically, only the age isrelated to taking vitamin/mineral supplements, P<0.01. No correlation is found in variables such as: sex, marital status, grades the teacher taught and doing extra executive work. The study indicates drinking milk is associated with taking vitamin/mineral supplements or not, P<0.05. Other diet variables are shown no statistic significant differences. The level of physical health perceived by the respondent and whether the respondent knows his/her values of blood pressure, both in dilated and systolic values are statistic significant differences with P<0.05 and P<0.01 respectively. Finally, t-test failed to show statistically significant between the health knowledge and taking vitamin/mineral supplements.
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