1.The relationship between learning sitting position and the suffering from spinal deformation of pupils in Hanoi in 2004-2005 school-year
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;505(3):86-88
A study on learning sitting position and the suffering from spinal deformation of 2771 pupils were conducted in 4 grades at 4 districts belong to Hanoi. The result showed that: there is a close relationship between learning sitting position and the suffering from spinal deformation of pupils. The rate of pupils have the right learning sitting position is highest in the first grade of primary school. Later on, due to neglecting remind from teachers and parents regularly, these pupils start having wrong learning sitting position, especialy writting sitting position. Results: 12% pupils in wrong learning sitting position and nearly 19% pupils suffering from spinal deformation. In order to prevent this situation, an overall methods and care from multi branches, levels as well as education and communication solutions need to be carry out. The teachers’s responsibilities and people’s awareness and knowledge, pupils’s awareness and practical skills need to be strengthen and it is the key method.
Pupil
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Spine
2.Myopia in pupils at some schools in Ha Noi, Nam Dinh, Thai Nguyen
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2002;12(2):22-24
Studies on 5,050 pupils at 3 levels of primary education in Ha Noi, Nam Dinh and Thai Nguyen during 1999-2001 showed that: the myopia of pupils had increased by the learning grade. The myopia rate of pupils in urban areas is higher than that in suburb areas. Some factors were related closely to the rate of myopia including the lighting level inside classes, the dimensions of tables and desks, the sitting position of pupils in classes
Myopia
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Pupil
3.Some opinions of the common diseases in pupils of Tran Phu aptitute school in Hai Phong city
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 1999;232(1):55-59
By utilising the cross- sectional study method, we have investigated the physical status and the diseases prevalence of the Tran Phu aptitude pupils (594 girls and 505 boys) school. Basing on obtained material analysing we have some following results. In comparision with the other pupils in Hai Phong, the eyes diseases prevalence of the Tran phu aptitude pupils school are higheast (33.2%), the short sighted (myopia) ratio is 31.2%.
Pupil
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Disease
4.Some discussion of the anemia situation in pupil of Dong My Primary School, Thanh Tri district, Hanoi in 1997 and 1999.
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):49-51
The study aims to investigate whether any change the prevalence of anaemia at primary school. Two cross-sectional studies were conducted on the pupils at Dong my school, Thanh Tri distric of Hanoi suburban in 1997 and 1999. Haemoglobin concentration determination was used by cyanmethemoglobin method. The dietary food intake by 3 days repeated 24 hours recall method. The classification of nutritional anaemia base on the levels of haemoglobin recommened by WHO. The results showed that: the prevalence of nutritional anaemia of the pupils in 1997 was 37.7%, boys 41%, girls 33.3% and 13.1%, boys 15.5% girls 12.2%. The dietary food intake: energy 1,118 +/- 279.9 kcal, protid 41.6 +/- 15.3 g, vitamin C 62.4 +/- 98.6 mg, higher than in 1997 (962+/- 136 Kcal, 34.0 +/- 7.5 g protid and 27.8 +/- 16.5 mg vitamin C). There was no difference of the avarage of haemoglobin concentration between boys and girls group. The average of haemoglobin concentration was statistic significantly higher in 1999 than in 1997 as well as the prevalence of nutritional anaemia in 1998 than 1999.
Anemia
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pupil
5.Apparent Accommodation in Contact Lens Wearing Monocular Aphakic Eyes.
Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 1986;27(6):1025-1028
We measured apparent accommodation in 40 contact lens wearing monocular aphakic eyes (40 patients). The mean apparent accommodation was 1.74 +/- 0.73 diopters. The apparent accommodation was not influenced by the target size. There was no primary correlation between apparent accommodation and reciprocal of pupillary diameter, but significant difference between apparent accommodation of small pupil group(
Miosis
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Pupil
6.Clinical Comparison of Laser Ray Tracing Aberrometer and Shack-Hartmann Aberrometer.
Jin Ho JEONG ; Myoung Joon KIM ; Hung Won TCHAH
Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 2006;47(12):1911-1919
PURPOSE: To compare ocular aberrations measured with a laser ray tracing aberrometer (iTrace(R), Tracey technology) or a Shack-Hartmann aberrometer (Zywave(TM), Bausch & Lomb). METHODS: A total of 68 eyes were included in this study. After manifest refraction (MR) and pupil dilation, aberrations and phoroptor predicted refraction (PPR) were measured with the Zywave(TM) and iTrace(R) devices. The study group was subdivided into a more myopic group (<-4.33 Diopter (D)) and a less myopic group (>-4.33 D). The root mean square (RMS) errors of the total high order, spherical, coma and 3rd~5th order aberrations were compared. RESULTS: The mean and SE of MR was -4.33+/-2.03 diopter (D), and that of the PPR was -4.20+/-2.13 D in iTrace(R) and -4.42+/-2.23 D in Zywave(TM). A paired-t test of the PPR and MR indicated that they were not statistically different. Zernike coefficients were expressed in the opposite sign in the 2nd and 4th order. The coma and spherical aberrations were larger in Zywave(TM). In a scattergram of each Zernike coefficient, the coefficient of determination (R2) was very low with higher order aberrations, with an exception for coma and spherical aberrations. The correlation of RMS error was greater in the less myopic group. CONCLUSIONS: Taking PPR values as a good reference of MR was a reliable method. For the HOA, only coma and spherical aberrations showed good correlations between Zywave(TM) and iTrace(R), and the correlations for HOA were decreased for the high myopic eyes.
Coma
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Pupil
7.Fluor concentration in water and the rate of dental carries of the 3rd grade pupils at 5 primary schools in Bac Can province
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;510(4):26-27
Study on total 3rd grade pupils at 5 primary schools in Bac Can province in school year 2001-2002. Results: the rate of dental carries of primary teeth was 64%, of permanent teeth was 12.3%, the decayed, missing and filled teeth (DMFT) index was 2.1 in primary teeth and 0.18 in permanent teeth. There were 99.13% of water samples with low concentration of fluor, among them 98.26% of samples was lower than 0.5mg/L. All these rates and indexes were higher than national rates and indexes.
Dental Caries
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Water
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Pupil
8.Results of a survey on bronchial asthma in Hanoi urban pupils
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2004;14(2):50-54
Studied on 892 pupils at 8 primary schools and secondary schools in urban Hanoi city, among them 112 pupils were infected with bronchial asthma and the prevalence of bronchial asthma in Hanoi urban pupils was very high (12.56%). The history of personal allergy, the allergic and asthma history of family as well as environment factors were strongly associated to the bronchial asthma prevalence. It was the first priority to implement an asthma control program in school
Asthma
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pupil
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epidemiology
9.Dental carries and oral hygiene knowledge and practice of 12-years-old pupils at some secondary schools in Hai Duong city
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;510(4):27-29
Study on dental carries situation of 200 pupils at 6 secondary schools in Hai Duong city. Results: The rate of dental carries of 12 years old pupils was high (67%), in the 6th teeth was 63%. 80.5% of pupils had good knowledge of oral hygiene and 74.5% had good practice of oral hygiene. School based oral health program is strongly supported and collaborated by the leaders of schools. It is necessary to develop human resource for school based oral health program, and the teachers should be trained for co-operation and participation this program.
Dental Caries
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Hygiene
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Pupil
10.Study on some risky factors and the growth of pupils attending the course 1998-2002 at Ngu Binh primary school in Hue
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2004;303(10):13-18
Objective: To determine the factors influence height and weight growth of pupils over 5-years follow-up. Subject and method: 156 pupils of Ngu Binh primary school in Hue city were followed up from 1998 to 2002 some indices (age, weight), interviewed and determined variables. Results: some factors influenced height and weight growth of pupils were: nutritional status (malnutrition), 3rd born child in family, household with more than 2 children, poverty, lack of daily provided energy
Risk Factors
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Pupil
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Growth