Prevalência de hábitos posturais inadequados de escolares do Ensino Fundamental da cidade de Teutônia: um estudo de base populacional

Candotti, Cláudia Tarragô; Tiggemann, Carlos Leandro; Schoenell, Maira Cristina Wolf; Vieira, Adriane

doi:10.1590/s0101-32892013000400012

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“…Thus, proper posture is of paramount importance to avoid muscle imbalances and, thus, have lower probability of injuries or deformities 3 . The main risk factor for spinal disorders is inadequate postural habits during performance of daily life activities 4 . In children, incorrect postural habits, due to long periods in sitting posture, oversized seats, inadequate or poorly executed exercises, and heavy backpacks, result in postural disorders since the early years of schooling 5 .…”

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Análise postural da coluna cervical e cintura escapular de crianças praticantes e não praticantes do método pilates

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Análise postural da coluna cervical e cintura escapular de crianças praticantes e não praticantes do método pilates

2016

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“…Discacciati de Lértora et al 1 also point out a relationship between cranio-facial morphology, cephalic posture, and functions such as respiration, deglutition, speech, and voice; these alterations could be explained by posture problems from childhood that were not promptly corrected 18 and became more noticeable in adolescence because of poor posture habits. Noll et al 19 provide an example of this in their study about the prevalence of these bad habits in youth, concluding that only 15.1% adopt a correct posture when writing and 21.5% sit properly at the computer.…”

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Asociación entre el patrón postural cefálico y la inteligibilidad articulatoria del habla

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Purpose: the objective of this study was to establish an associative factor that connects the morphology of the skull -cervical system with the articulatory intelligibility level of speech in young subjects. Methods: cross-sectional study. It considered a sample of 42 university students from a universe of 140, both male and female, without morbid background and of an age range in between 18 and 21 years. Evaluated aspects: a) articulatory intelligibility by the diadochokinetic periodic variation coefficient, b) traditional static postural parameters using the photogrammetric method and c ) cephalic postural pattern by lateral cephalometric radiograph Results: 36 subjects with adequate intelligibility and 6 having altered intelligibility where cervical antero--posterior skull rotation variable showed statistically noteworthy differences ( p = 0,009 ) in between the group with normal intelligibility compared to the group with impaired intelligibility. The linear regression analysis showed that subjects with posterior rotation of head on neck show more variability in the syllabic emission of speech diadochokinetic performance (Sq r lineal = 0,128). Conclusion: it is established that cephalic position with subsequent posterior rotation of the head on the neck is associated with loss of speech intelligibility in the sample studied. Keywords: Articulation Disorders; Speech; Posture; Head; Neck RESUMEN Objetivo: el propósito de este estudio fue establecer un factor asociativo que relacione la morfología del sistema cráneo -cervical con el nivel de inteligibilidad articulatoria del habla en sujetos jóvenes. Métodos: estudio transversal, consideró una muestra de 42 jóvenes universitarios de un universo de 140, ambos sexos, sin antecedentes mórbidos y con un rango de edad entre 18 y 21 años. Se evalúo: a) inteligibilidad articulatoria mediante el coeficiente de variación periódica diadococinética, b) parámetros posturales estáticos tradicionales mediante método fotogramétrico y c) patrón postural cefálico mediante radiografía cefalométrica lateral. Resultados: se encontraron 36 sujetos con inteligibilidad adecuada y 6 alterada, donde la variable rotación cráneo cervical antero-posterior presentó diferencias estadísticamente significativas (p= 0,009) entre el grupo con inteligibilidad normal respecto al grupo con inteligibilidad alterada. El análisis de regresión lineal evidenció que sujetos que presentan rotación posterior de cabeza sobre cuello presentan mayor variabilidad en la emisión silábica del rendimiento diadocinético del habla (Sq r lineal = 0,128). Conclusión: se establece que la postura cefálica con presencia de rotación posterior de la cabeza sobre el cuello se asocia a la pérdida de inteligibilidad del habla en la muestra estudiada.

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“…The National Sleep Foundation recommends at least eight hours of sleep per day for children and adolescents [8]. In Brazil, the prevalence of insufficient daily sleep (<8 hours/ day) among adolescents ranged from 33.4% to 53.6%, according to the regions evaluated [9,10].…”

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Sociodemographic and behavioral characteristics of obese students with sleep problems in Southern Brazil

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Objective This study estimated the combined prevalence of insufficient number of hours of sleep per day and excess body adiposity among young students. The sociodemographic and behavioral characteristics associated with this concurrent health conditions were investigated. Methods This is a cross-sectional school-based study of 975 participants aged 11-14 years in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina state, Brazil. Body adiposity was assessed based on tricipital and subscapular skinfold measurements and classified according to Lohman. The total number of hours of sleep per day was reported by the students’ parents/guardians, and it was classified as follows: as <8 hours per day and ≥8 hours per day. Data on sociodemographic characteristics, food consumption, and physical activity were collected using a self-administered questionnaire. The chi-square test and multinomial logistic regression with a 5% significance level were used to evaluate the association between the variables. Results The combined prevalence of insufficient number of hours of sleep per day and excess body adiposity was 25.1% (CI95%:20.7-29.9). The sociodemographic and behavioral factors predictive of these conditions were as follows: 13-14 year age group and household monthly income in the intermediate tertile. Conclusion The concurrent presence of insufficient sleep and excess body adiposity was found in a little more than a quarter of the students investigated. The population subgroups belonging to the 13-14 year age group and intermediate tertile of income were more likely to have concurrent insufficient number of hours of sleep per day and excess body adiposity.

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Prevalência de hábitos posturais inadequados de escolares do Ensino Fundamental da cidade de Teutônia: um estudo de base populacional

Cited by 20 publications

References 33 publications

Análise postural da coluna cervical e cintura escapular de crianças praticantes e não praticantes do método pilates

Análise postural da coluna cervical e cintura escapular de crianças praticantes e não praticantes do método pilates

Asociación entre el patrón postural cefálico y la inteligibilidad articulatoria del habla

Sociodemographic and behavioral characteristics of obese students with sleep problems in Southern Brazil

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