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Study On Visual Development Of The Abnormal Status Quo And Influencing Factors Of Preschoolers In Kunshan City

Posted on:2013-08-19Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:G M LvFull Text:PDF
GTID:2254330398965692Subject:Public health
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Objectives:Human eyes are the most important recePtor, the human major kinds of information, is obtained through visual information is more than80%obtained with the eyes. Eyes not only as a major organ to receive information, but also be able to send the transmission of information, PeoPle’s joy, anger, sorrow, music and other emotions have to rely on his eyes to Performance. Preschool children in the critical Period of visual development, all kinds of bad eating habits with the eyes have become the influencing factors of visual development. The PurPose of this study is to the status quo and development through city Preschoolers vision, and its cross-sectional survey of influencing factors, to understand the influencing factors of visual development in Kunshan City, Preschoolers, and take aPProPriate measures to further Promote the healthy development of Preschool vision.Methods:The samPle survey method, cross-sectional study of1570Preschool children in the city’s11childcare institutions visual development status quo and its influencing factors. The vision development status of visual acuity and refractive screening method at the same time, to be operated by Professionally trained child care Physician. Influencing factors questionnaire for self content, the Person who referred to the child suPPort collected for statistical analysis.Results:1.The detection rate of Preschoolers vision disorders was12.42%(195/1570), refractive error detection rate was20.19%(317/1570), the total abnormal detection rate of27.58%(433/1570) in Kunshan City.2. The vision abnormalities detected rate of boys was8.40%(88/833), the vision disorders detection rate of girls was10.99%(107/737); There were statistically significant difference between two grouPs (%=5.62, P<0.05).3. There were statistically significant difference between abnormal vision of three classes(x2=93.27,P<0.01);There were statistically significant difference between each class tyPe of vision disorders (x2=97.06,P<0.01); There were statistically significant difference between the detection rate and tyPe of refractive error detection rates hyPeroPia (x2=74.72and81.53, P<0.01).4. There were statistically significant difference vision anomaly detection rate among age grouPs (x2=47.70,P<0.01); There were statistically significant difference between the detection rate of myoPia (x2=98.88,P<0.01); There were statistically significant difference of the refractive anomaly detection rate and refractive error hyPeroPia detection rate among the age grouPs (x2=110.74and137.69, P<0.01).5.The Influencing factors of developmental abnormalities of vision of Preschoolers in Kunshan City was contact the comPuter time and time outdoors; The influencing factors of refractive dysPlasia was maternal age, birth weight, access to comPuters time sleePing Posture whether to turn on the lights, sleeP, sleeP time, foodsoftware and hardware Preferences;The Influencing factors of total abnormal visual development was the age of the mother during Pregnancy medication, whether birth asPhyxia, birth weight, and exPosure to comPuter time, outdoor activities, time, sleeP time, sleeP whether to turn on the lights.Conclusions:1.The abnormal vision of Preschoolers in Kunshan City refractived the abnormal status quo rendered girls high incidence trend of younger age, visual development anomalies can not be underestimated, it is worth about health departments to attach importance.2. For the contact comPuter time found in the Present study, sleeP Posture, whether to turn on the lights when you go to sleeP, sleeP time, hard and soft food Preferences, outdoor activities, time factors affect Preschoolers visual development should actively take a variety of health and educational measures to Protect theand Promote the healthy development of their vision.
Keywords/Search Tags:Preschool children, vision, refractive, dysPlasia, influencing factors
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