The Study Of The Intervention Of Spinal Health Exercise On The Neck Function Of Mild And Moderate Visual Acuity

The 91 days are studied practice exercises on child and adolescent cervical spine sub-health and the help of low vision,demonstrate the spine exercises practice is to improve the neck of child and adolescent health and low vision effect,for child and adolescent neck sub-health and low vision and effective method to improve.This study mainly adopts experimental method.According to the research purpose,30 people were selected from the fifth grade and sixth grade of Beijing petroleum.The equidistant sampling method is adopted.The 30 subjects were divided into experimental group and control group.A Visual Analogue Scale(VAS)and cervical dysfunction Index(NDI)were used to investigate the self-perception of the neck.The Range of Motion(ROM)was used to test the activity of the neck.Visual acuity was evaluated by GB/ t11533-2011.After the experiment,the experimental group was analyzed with the group and the experimental group and the control group.The results showed that the experimental group VAS(P<0.05).NDI(P < 0.05)was a significant difference.ROM sagittal plane,coronal plane and horizontal plane(P > 0.05)were all non-significant differences.There was no significant difference in myopia(P>0 0.05).SPSS18.0 was used for the processing and statistics of the data,and the results of the analysis showed that: 1.Spinal health exercises have improved the neck pain of children and adolescents and their ability to affect daily life because of pain.2.It is not enough to practice the spine exercise for 91 days to improve the cervical activity of children and adolescents.3.It is not enough to practice the spine exercise for 91 days to improve the poor eyesight of children and adolescents.Finally,the following Suggestions are proposed according to the research: 1.The spinal health operation can be promoted as a kind of exercise for regulating the neck.2.In-depth study on the prescription of spinal exercises to improve the prevention and improvement of neck discomfort in different populations.