印度农村地区中学生使用屏幕时间过长的普遍程度。

Reebu John, Aarati Pokale, Amruta Chutke, Arvinder Pal Singh Narula, Supriya Shinde, Rupeshkumar Deshmukh
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导言:在 COVID-19 大流行期间,屏幕时间有所增加,尤其是儿童和青少年。这牺牲了他们健康的饮食习惯、体育锻炼和充足优质的睡眠。过度使用屏幕设备可能会导致成瘾,而成瘾始于青少年时期。目标主要目标:评估中学生屏幕使用时间过长的普遍程度;次要目标:将身体质量指数(BMI)、睡眠时间、体育活动时间和饮食习惯与屏幕使用时间相关联:研究环境和设计:横断面研究在印度浦那一所私立医学院的农村实习区的中学进行。研究对象包括 184 名八年级至十年级的在校学生。数据采用自填式问卷收集:结果:中学生使用屏幕时间过长的比例为 83.2%。手机是使用最多的设备(98.9%)。过度使用屏幕时间与睡眠不足之间存在明显联系:本研究报告显示,在印度农村地区的学龄儿童中,屏幕时间过长的现象非常普遍。有必要在学校健康计划中优先制定应对策略。
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Prevalence of excess screen time among secondary school children in rural India.

Introduction: Screen time has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, especially among children and teenagers. This has come at the expense of their healthy eating habits, physical activity and adequate amount of quality sleep. The excessive use of screen-device can lead to addiction which starts during adolescent years. Objectives: Primary Objective: to assess prevalence of excess screen time among secondary school children; Secondary Objective: to correlate Body Mass Index (BMI), sleep duration, duration of physical activity and food habits with screen time duration.

Material and methods: Study settings and design: cross-sectional study was conducted in secondary schools in the rural field practice area of a private medical college in Pune, India. The study included 184 school children from eighth to tenth standard. Data was collected using a self-administered, questionnaire.

Results: Prevalence of excess screen time among secondary school children was 83.2%. Mobile phone was the most used device (98.9%). There was a significant association between excess screen time and inadequate sleep.

Conclusions: The present study reports high prevalence of excess screen time in rural school going children in rural India. There is a need for strategies to combat this in school health programs on priority.

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