青・壮年看護婦の体力,日常生活状況およびストレス反応の比較(自然科学系)

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The purpose of this study was to compare physical fitness, daily living situations and stress reactions in young (29 years of age or younger; n=17) and mature (between 30 and 50 years of age; n=22) nurses. The items of physical fitness tests were grip strength, back strength, vertical jump, floor push-ups, sit-ups, side step, bar-gripping reaction time, closed eyes foot-balance, standing trunk flexion, trunk extension and maximum oxygen uptake (estimated value). To define the daily living situations, we investigated alcohol consumption, eating habits, exercise, evacuation, menstruation, and sleeping habits. Furthermore, we investigated stressors, stress reactions and coping of the young and mature nurses. The major findings are as follows: 1. Young nurses had higher values than mature nurses for the closed eyes foot-balance and maximum oxygen uptake. There were no significant differences between the two groups in the other items measured. 2. Young nurses with inadequate sleep time suffered from sleep impediments. Differences were not found in the other categories for daily living situations. 3. The frequency rates of burnout in young nurses and mature nurses were 23.5% and 22.7%, respectively. 4. Stress reaction scores of young nurses indicated a slightly high tendency, while those of mature nurses were normal for their age groups. We considered that higher physical fitness and regular daily living situations of the mature nurses contributed to the long-term continuation of their work.
大阪府立大学の論文
2001-03-30

青・壮年看護婦の体力,日常生活状況およびストレス反応の比較(自然科学系)

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