15-18岁人群的饮食习惯

IF 0.2 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention Pub Date : 2021-12-11 DOI:10.22359/cswhi_12_5_05
R. Ochaba, B. Orlicka, M. Kačmariková
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引言:确定饮食习惯的现状是评估未来变化的必要步骤。在这方面,儿童和青年是一个重要的目标群体。目的:确定和比较青少年和成人饮食习惯的最显著风险状况。样本组的方法和特征:2019年,研究样本由745名15-18岁的受访者组成。其中,51%是女孩(n = 379), 49%是男孩(n = 366)。采用Epi Data 3.1软件对被调查者的问卷进行统计处理。在程序中创建了用于插入应答者数据的数据库。数据在Microsoft Excel 2007中进一步处理。结果:能量饮料消费量的增加和牛奶消费量的下降构成了显著的营养风险。另一方面,我们可以看到生蔬菜的消费者数量增加,而日常甜食的消费者数量减少。结论:需要采取进一步的措施来支持进食内容和频率的积极变化。
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Eating Habits of People Aged 15-18 Years
Introduction: Determination of the status of eating habits is anecessary step for evaluating future changes in terms of their comparison. Children and young people are an important target group in this regard. Objective:To determine and compare the status of eating habits in the youth and adult population in terms of the most significant risks. Methodology and characteristics of the sample group:In 2019, the research sample consisted of 745 respondents aged 15-18 years. Of this number, 51% were girls (n = 379) and 49% were boys (n = 366). The software program Epi Data 3.1was used for statistical processing of questionnaires from the respondents. Adatabase for inserting data from the respondents was created in the program. The data were further processed in Microsoft Excel 2007. Results:Increasing levels of energy drinks consumption and declining milk consumption pose significant nutritional risks. On the other hand, we can see an increase in the number of consumers of raw vegetables and adecrease in the number of daily consumers of sweets. Conclusion: Further measures need to be taken to support pos- itive changes in the content and frequency of eating.
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