New Undergraduate Teacher Survey and Analysis of sub-health state.doc

New Undergraduate Teacher Survey and Analysis of sub-health state [Keywords:] teachers, sub-health status, survey and analysis There is a body of non-health among non-diseased state [1], it is to this state is called sub-healthy state, also known as the third state, the gray status. Generally refers to the body without apparent disease, but show activity was reduced, all kinds of different degrees of impaired ability to adapt to a physiological state. into the sub-health status of people mainly as insomnia or sleep disorders, mental fatigue, constipation, sexual dysfunction, jet lag syndrome, neurasthenia, depression, anxiety and psychosomatic obstacles. With the pace of educational reform, teachers suffer physical and psychological pressure overload, it was reported that more and more physical and mental conditions of teachers in a “sub-healthy” state [2]. In order to understand and master the new undergraduate college The current status of sub-service teachers, in order to provide relevant information on preventive health care, the author in 2007, 9 ~ 10 months of Hechi 226 sub-health status of in-service teachers conducted a survey, the results reported below. Subjects and methods 1. The object was upgraded to a new survey is the undergraduate college of Hechi 226 service teachers, a clear diagnosis of a disease caught excluded. 106 males, 120 females, “40-year-old 151,gt; = 40 years of age 75. 2. Methods sub-health state of the 2000 national survey [3], combined with characteristics of college teachers adapted from the work. Content in addition to the general population data, including sub-health related to physical, psychological, social communication symptoms, use of anonymous, random survey by the author, one on one made it clear that the purpose of the spot and recovered completing the questionnaire, release rate and recovery rate of 100% of the questionnaires. 3. Criteria within 3 months and more often at least 20 kinds of symptoms a person