A SURVEY OF BREAKFAST BHAVIORS OF PUPILS.
Zou Xiao-hu
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Zou Xiao-hu
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Objective:To study the status of dietary behaviors of pupil and its influential factors,and to provide reference for student health education.Methods:A questionnaire survey was conducted among 2 257 pupils,who were chosen from grade 3~5 in 4 primary school.Rusults:The rates of pupils eating breakfast everyday,regular and no eating breakfast were 9.1%,82.5%,and 6.3%.But the main food in breakfast was single grain rice.Ther dietary pattern should be adjusted.55.7% of pupils were hunger in the morning.Conclusion:Pupils are one of the focal target people for preventing unhealthy dietary behaviors and hatits.Nutrition education targeting parents and pupils should be carried out so that they can implement individual interventions to correct unhealthy dietary behaviors and habits.
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Objective:To study the status of dietary behaviors of pupil and its influential factors,and to provide reference for student health education.Methods:A questionnaire survey was conducted among 2 257 pupils,who were chosen from grade 3~5 in 4 primary school.Rusults:The rates of pupils eating breakfast everyday,regular and no eating breakfast were 9.1%,82.5%,and 6.3%.But the main food in breakfast was single grain rice.Ther dietary pattern should be adjusted.55.7% of pupils were hunger in the morning.Conclusion:Pupils are one of the focal target people for preventing unhealthy dietary behaviors and hatits.Nutrition education targeting parents and pupils should be carried out so that they can implement individual interventions to correct unhealthy dietary behaviors and habits.
Key concepts: Morning, Medicine, Psychological intervention, Food habits, Nutrition Education, Psychology, Pediatrics, Environmental health