| YANG Chun,YU Hai-ying,ZHAO Han -qing,ZHANG Shu -you,GAO Zhi -qin,SUN Jian,Investigation of sleep quality and fatigue status among recruits and the relationship between them[J].SICHUAN MENTAL HEALTH,2014,27(1):40-42 |
| Investigation of sleep quality and fatigue status among recruits and the relationship between them |
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| English keywords:Recruits Sleep quality Fatigue status Mental health |
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| Author Name | Affiliation | | YANG Chun | The second military medical university； psyehiatry Center of Chinese PLA ,the PLA 102nd Hospital, Changzhou | | YU Hai-ying | psyehiatry Center of Chinese PLA ,the PLA 102nd Hospital, Changzhou | | ZHAO Han -qing | psyehiatry Center of Chinese PLA ,the PLA 102nd Hospital, Changzhou | | ZHANG Shu -you | psyehiatry Center of Chinese PLA ,the PLA 102nd Hospital, Changzhou | | GAO Zhi -qin | psyehiatry Center of Chinese PLA ,the PLA 102nd Hospital, Changzhou | | SUN Jian | psyehiatry Center of Chinese PLA ,the PLA 102nd Hospital, Changzhou |
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| Objective To investigate the present statues and relationships of sleep quality and fatigue among recruits. Methods Using Pittsburgh sleep quality index Questionnaire （PSQI）and fatigue scale - 14 （FS - 14 ） to knowing about the sleep quality and fa- tigue status of 200 recruits. Results The average total score of the PSQI was （5.21 ±2.71 ） , and the average total score of FS -14 was （4.92 ± 3.12）. The physical fatigue score were positively correlated with subjective sleep quality （SSQ）, sleep duration （Sdu）, habitual sleep eficieney （ HSE ） , sleep disturbance （ Sdi ） , use of sleeping medication （ USM ） , daytime dysfunction （ DD ） and total score of the PSQI （ r = 0. 628 - 0. 226,P 〈 0.05 ） ; Mental fatigue score were positively related to SSQ, Sdi, DD and total score of the PSQI ; The total score of FS - 14 （ r = 0. 578 - 0. 269, P 〈 0.001 ）. Conclusion The sleep quality and fatigue status of recruits were poorer compared with last investigations;The general sleep quality of recruits was positively correlated with fatigue status. |
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