Survey on sub-health state of medical college students and its related strategies
Ying Wu
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Ying Wu
Abstract
Sub-health state is very common in modern life.This study randomly surveyed 400 students(220 women and 180 men) in Wenzhou Medical College,half of whom are from non-medical major,and the other are from medical major.The results show that there are 17 students in sub-health state in 352 participants,which means the incidence rate is relatively low among subjects;male and female have no significant difference in sub-health state.However,there is significant difference between medical students and non-medical students in the sub-healthy state,and significant differences exist among different grade students in their levels of sub-health.
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Sub-health state is very common in modern life.This study randomly surveyed 400 students(220 women and 180 men) in Wenzhou Medical College,half of whom are from non-medical major,and the other are from medical major.The results show that there are 17 students in sub-health state in 352 participants,which means the incidence rate is relatively low among subjects;male and female have no significant difference in sub-health state.However,there is significant difference between medical students and non-medical students in the sub-healthy state,and significant differences exist among different grade students in their levels of sub-health.
Key concepts: Significant difference, Medicine, Family medicine, Incidence (geometry), Medical education, Psychology, Internal medicine, Optics