Prevalence of Sub-health Status among College Students in Guangzhou Baiyun Technician College Business during the Coronavirus Pandemic

International Journal of Medicine and Public Health,2021,11,2,96-102.DOI:10.5530/ijmedph.2021.2.17Published:May 2021Type:Original ArticlePrevalence Sub-health Status among College Students in Guangzhou Baiyun Technician Business during the Coronavirus PandemicYan-Qi Liao, Ming-Ming Li, Wan-Xian Lu, Yan-Bin Pan, Jian-Rong Gong, Miao-Hang Shan Yan-Qi Liao1, Li1, Lu1,*, Pan1, Gong2, Shan1 1The First Affiliated Hospital Jinan University, Intensive Care Unit, Guangzhou, CHINA. 2Department Gastroenterology, The #Yan-Qi Liao Li were cofirst authors, they contributed equally to this study. Abstract:Background: status (SHS) is an intermediate between health disease. We aimed investigate prevalence sub-health college students coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic analyze its influencing factors order provide basic information increase level students. Methods: selected as subjects from using convenience sampling. inclusion criteria was informed consent, current who voluntarily participated survey. Exclusion complete questionnaire less than two minutes. General data questionnaire, daily lifestyle SHS measurement scale used survey consists three subscales covering physiological (1-14 items), psychological (16-27 social (29-37 items) dimensions, with 39 items total. 15, 28, 38 for overall evaluation within each dimension would not be taken into account score rating. A commonly 5-point Likert developed incorporate positive items, including questions 1-3, 13-19, 26-39 a scaled equal raw at 1-5; while negative 4-12 20-25 6 min score. For subscale, sum all item scores total calculated derived 3 sub-scales. any individual dimension, lower indicated higher severity SHS. sub-scales whole scale, converted percentile statistical analysis. Converted = (raw - minimum theoretical score) / (maximum – × 100. highest lowest 0 100 respectively. In study, analysis subhealth performed scale. Based on condition assessed (scored < 54), 54 79) status. From March 16, 2020, online conducted via wjx.cn (an platform available sources). 16,163 filled out questionnaire. Results: During COVID-19 pandemic, detected 64.4%. 73.356 ± 11.115 points, 81.284 11.034 68.691 12.559 67.242 17.112 points. Multiple linear regression showed that eating irregular meals, exercising fewer times per week, sleeping hours night, after 11 PM more often, spending time electronic devices, minutes time, skipping breakfast had significant impact (P<0.05), being only child (P<0.05). Conclusion: high Society schools should pay attention take pertinence action solve problem base factors. Keywords:College Students, Disease, Pandemic, Influencing factors, statusView:PDF (270.97 KB)