CHEN Fa-xia. The Analysis of The Physical Condition of 1178 Faculty in Southwest University of Political Science and Law. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 6(2):50-51(2009)
CHEN Fa-xia. The Analysis of The Physical Condition of 1178 Faculty in Southwest University of Political Science and Law. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 6(2):50-51(2009)DOI:
The Analysis of The Physical Condition of 1178 Faculty in Southwest University of Political Science and Law
Objective Realize the state of health of the faculty in a university
and in order to provide basis for higher school to develop the work of health protection.Method The results of overall health checkup carried out among 1 178 faculties were analyzed.Results There were 1 086 persons that had different diseases.The percent was 92.2%
and the kind of detection diseases were 46.The first ten diseases were followed by hyperlipidemia
fatty liver
liver cysts
primary hypertension
abnormal electrocardiogram
blood platelets decrease
hyperuricemia
gallstone
diabetes and HBsAg().The first five diseases for the men were followed by hyperlipidemia
hyperuricemia
fatty liver
abnormal electrocardiogram and primary hypertension.The first five diseases for the women were followed by hyperlipidemia
cervicitis
liver cysts
fatty liver and primary hypertension.The detection rates of hyperlipidemia
hypertension
abnormal electrocardiogram
thrombocytopenia
hyperuricemia and diabetes in the male were higher than that in the female(P<0.05).Conclusion It is not optimistic about the physical condition of the faculties who belong to Southwest University of Political Science and Law.It is an effective method of prevention disease
earlier period detection
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