双眼皮和双眼皮宽度与外科口罩适宜性的关系

D. Samara, Magdalena Wartono, N. Hairunisa, L. T. Merijanti, A. M. Ridwan, Ridwan Harrianto
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为防止COVID-19的传播,必须使用口罩。合适的口罩与脸的大小相匹配,对于避免泄漏是非常重要的。本研究的目的是评估双眼皮宽度和双眼皮宽度与外科口罩适宜性的关系。这是一项横断面设计的分析性观察研究,于2021年3月至4月在雅加达Trisakti大学医学院职业医学实验室进行。共有132名年龄在20 - 64岁的Trisakti大学医学院员工参加了本研究,符合纳入和排除标准。年龄(p=0.248)、体重指数(BMI) (p=0.226)差异无统计学意义。然而,男性和女性的双叉宽度(p=0.000)和双叉宽度(p=0.001)有显著差异。89名受访者使用了合适的外科口罩,43名受访者不适合使用。BMI、双峰宽度、双峰宽度与口罩的适宜性无显著差异。然而,老年人明显比年轻人更适合使用外科口罩。综上所述,BMI、双颧宽度、双侧宽度对口罩的适宜性无明显影响。然而,年长人士较年轻人士更适合使用外科口罩。
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Relationship of bizygomatic and bigonial breadth with the suitability of surgical masks
Use of masks is mandatory to prevent the transmission of COVID-19. Appropriate masks that match the face size is very important to avoid leakage. This study aimed to evaluate the relationship between bizygomatic and bigonial breadth with the suitability of surgical masks. It was an analytic observational study with a cross-sectional design conducted at the Occupational Medicine Laboratory, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Trisakti, Jakarta during March to April 2021. A total 132 employees of Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Trisakti aged from 20 to 64 y.o. who meet the inclusion and exclusion criteria participated in this study. No significantly difference in age (p=0.248) and body mass index (BMI) (p=0.226) was observed. However, there was a significantly difference in bizygomatic width (p=0.000) and bigonial width (p=0.001) between men and women. The use of appropriate surgical masks was observed in 89 respondents, but not suitable for 43 respondents. There was no significantly difference between BMI, bizygomatic width and bigonial width with the suitability of surgical masks. However, old age was significantly more appropriate for using surgical masks than young people. In conclusion, BMI, bizygomatic width, and bigonial width are not substantially different with the suitability of surgical masks. However, older age is more suitable for employing surgical masks than younger age.
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