青年期女子の排便傾向と食生活に関する研究
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This research was conducted on 231 female students from Morioka Junior College, Iwate Prefectural University between September and October 1996. The students were asked to respond to a questionnaire about the number of times they passed bowel movements, their daily diet and the amount of food intake. 1) The percentage of students who passed daily bowel movements was 21.2%, The percentage of students who had a tendency towards constipation with only three bowel movements a week or less was 18.6%. Students who ratedthemselves as irregular were 22.1%. 2) 42.5% of students answered yes or almost yes in response to the question about maintaining a healthy daily diet. Only 51.1% of the students answered that they knew or almost knew the appropriate daily food intake amounts. 3) 93.9% of students said that they agreed that there was a correlation between constipation and a healthy lifestyle. The percentage of students who believe bowel movements should be a daily occurrence was 63.2%. Looking only at the students who passed daily bowel novements, They have a higher percentage (83.7%) than those who had a different number of daily bowel movements. 4) Students who passed bowel movements between the time they awoke in the morning and right after finishing breakfast were 28.1%. Students who did not have a specific time of day when they passed bowel movements were 62.7%. Comparing these students to those who passed seven or more bowel movements a week (10.2%), a higher percentage had irregular bowel movements. 5) Students who answered that they were conscious of a diet consisting of all the major food groups and who partook in a normal daily intake were in the majority. 0n the other hand, the percentage of students who answered that they were uncertain of their daily food intake was less than 5%
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- 1999-03-26