Objective　To understand the status quo of medical students' integrity in examinations and to explore the influencing factors. Methods　2013-2015 undergraduate students from Clinical Medi-cine

Preventive Medicine and other professional subjects were included in Shanxi Medical University. A total of 221 questionnaires were issued for each grade by stratified random sampling. The database was built with EpiData 3.1. All statical analyses were performed with SPSS software (version 22.0) by means of chi-square test and binary logistic regression. Results　Among the 600 medical students

16.5% of the students had cheating. A statistically significant difference was observed in the cheating rate among the medical stu-dents in terms of gender

grade

academic performance

medical knowledge

memory

family factors

and invigilators' attitude (P<0.05). Litter pressure from the family

the teacher's proctoring is rigorous invigilation

and top scores were the protective factors for medical students' cheating in exams. Conclusion　Through the analysis of the influencing factors for the medical students' integrity in examinations

corresponding measures are formulated to provide reference for relevant medical personnel in various medical colleges and universities.