Physical activity of teenagers in conditions of social restriction

Q4 Medicine
L.I. Rak, V.L. Kashina-Yarmak, A.V. Yeshchenko
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A decrease in active movement is the cause of many diseases of modern man. The majority of schoolchildren in Ukraine (70.6% of boys and 83.0% of girls, 2016) did not follow recommendations for physical activity (PA). During the quarantine due to the COVID-19 pandemic, children’s PA was limited in many countries of the world. Increasing motor activity is one of the powerful means of preventing a number of cardiovascular diseases and metabolic disorders. Purpose - to determine the levels of PA of adolescents in the conditions of quarantine restrictions in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic; to establish the types of activities that ensure sufficient and low motor activity; to indicate ways of increasing it in adolescence. Materials and methods. The analysis of 138 questionnaires of teenagers aged 10-18 from spring 2020 to February 2022 was carried out: 68 girls and 70 boys. PA of adolescents was assessed using the International Adapted Physical Activity Questionnaire. All types of РA during the week (sports sections, active games, morning exercise, hiking, physical education classes) and the time spent on each type were taken into account. A total score of up to 7 points corresponded to low РA, from 7 to 8.9 to moderate, more than 9 to high РA. Results. 50.1% of teenagers had low FA, 22.4% middle, and 27.5% high. In the group of teenagers with low РA, only a third had motor games in the fresh air and morning exercises, 62% of them attended physical education classes and 18% - a sports section. Children with average РA in 35% of cases attended the section, 84% - physical education classes, and every second one did morning exercises and had active games. High РA consisted of a combination of sports (82%) and physical education lessons (87%), active games (66%) and morning exercises (68%). Almost all teenagers, regardless of the level of РA, had walks, but for every third person with low РA, their duration did not exceed 30 minutes. With average and high РA, the duration of walks in most people was more than 40 minutes. Conclusions. A more important task for educators, parents, doctors and the state as a whole is to increase the motivation of teenagers to physical culture and expand health and sports areas, their adaptation in periods of social restrictions. To achieve optimal РА, both the variety of types of activity and their duration are important. The research was carried out in accordance with the principles of the Helsinki Declaration. The study protocol was approved by the Local Ethics Committee of participating institution. The informed consent of the patient was obtained for conducting the studies. No conflict of interest was declared by the authors.
社会约束条件下青少年的体育活动
活跃运动的减少是现代人许多疾病的原因。乌克兰大多数学龄儿童(2016年70.6%的男孩和83.0%的女孩)没有遵循身体活动建议。在新冠肺炎疫情隔离期间,世界上许多国家的儿童PA都受到限制。增加运动活动是预防许多心血管疾病和代谢紊乱的有力手段之一。目的-确定与COVID-19大流行相关的隔离限制条件下青少年的PA水平;确定活动类型,确保充足和低运动量的活动;指出在青春期增加它的方法。材料和方法。对2020年春至2022年2月10-18岁青少年138份问卷进行分析,其中女生68份,男生70份。采用国际适应性体育活动问卷对青少年的PA进行评估。一周内所有类型的РA(体育部分、活跃的游戏、晨练、徒步旅行、体育课)和在每种类型上花费的时间都被考虑在内。总分在7分以下为低РA, 7分至8.9分为中等,9分以上为高РA。结果:50.1%的青少年FA低,22.4%为中,27.5%为高。在得分低РA的青少年群体中,只有三分之一的人在新鲜空气中做汽车游戏和晨练,62%的人参加体育课,18%的人参加体育课程。35%的儿童平均РA参加了体育课,84%的儿童参加了体育课,每两个人中就有一个人做早操和积极的游戏。高РA由运动(82%)和体育课程(87%),积极游戏(66%)和晨练(68%)的组合组成。几乎所有的青少年,无论РA水平如何,都有散步,但对于РA水平低的三分之一的人来说,他们的散步时间不超过30分钟。对于平均和高РA,大多数人的步行时间超过40分钟。结论。对于教育者、家长、医生和整个国家来说,更重要的任务是增加青少年体育的动力,扩大健康和体育领域,使他们在社会限制时期适应。为了达到最佳РА,活动类型的多样性和持续时间都很重要。这项研究是按照《赫尔辛基宣言》的原则进行的。本研究方案经参与单位当地伦理委员会批准。获得患者的知情同意进行研究。作者未声明存在利益冲突。
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Suchasna pediatriia Ukrayina
Suchasna pediatriia Ukrayina Medicine-Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health
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