幼児の起立性調節障害に関する研究 : 第 1 報 アンケート調査と描画からの検討
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In 1957,Bruk first reported that Orthostatic Disturbance (OD) resulted from circulatory anamolies induced by postural changes. He also reported associated symptoms in early adolescents and junior high school students such as anxiety, nervous disorders, allergies, and truancy. This study investigated a group of preschool children for OD. They were classified as positive, false-positive, or negative according to predetermined symptom classification standards ranked A-F. Out of 165 children tested, 9 were diagnosed with positive OD symptoms and 62 were diagnosed as being false-postive. Among these standards, [large] E standard (difficult to wake up) and [small] e standard (headache) were found to be the most commom symptoms. In addition, [small] b (loss of appetite) and [small] d (malaise) were also fairly common symptoms. Within the positive OD group, 8 out of 9 mothers worked, and the youngest child living with both grandparents was found to have the highest incidence of the disease. In addition, major differences in the results of the children drawing a picture of their family and one from their own imagination became apparent. Based on these results, it was hypothesized that the environment surrounding young children and their mental state have an influence on the development of this disease. Therefore, it is necessary for parents and preschool educators to look for early warning signs in children that may become susceptible to OD.
- 岐阜聖徳学園大学の論文
- 1997-09-30