Epidemiological investigation and analysis of military training injuries among aviation cadets
10.3969/j.issn.1009-0754.2024.03.005
- VernacularTitle:飞行学员军事训练伤流行病学调查分析
- Author:
Yue MA
1
;
Bingsuo LI
;
Haiping WU
;
Wenchao LIU
;
Congyan SUN
Author Information
1. 264001 山东烟台,海军航空大学航空医疗保障中心
- Keywords:
Military training injury;
Epidemiological investigation;
Prevention and treatment measure;
Aviation cadet
- From:
Journal of Navy Medicine
2024;45(3):231-235
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To investigate the current status of military training injuries among aviation cadets in a university,analyze the influencing factors and propose prevention and control measures.Methods Enrolled in the study in December 2021 were 605 male aviation cadets,of whom 192 were freshmen,202 were sophomores and 211 were juniors.A self-made questionnaire form was developed and used to investigate and analyze the occurrence of training injuries among aviation cadets.Results The rate of training injuries among the aviation cadets was 57.19%,of whom 43.75%were freshmen,60.40%were sophomores,and 66.35%were juniors.Injuries sites were mainly in the lower extremities,with freshmen,sophomores and juniors ranking the first,but with a decreasing trend.In injury-causing subjects,3 000 m race ranked the first in the freshmen,single parallel bars ranked the first in the sophomores,other factors ranked the first in the juniors.In terms of medical care,self-diagnosis and care accounted for 34.97%and outpatient medical care accounted for 46.82%,with the sum of them accounting for 81.79%.Conclusion There is a relatively high rate of training injuries among aviation cadets.The number of training injuries,affected injury sites,injury-causing subjects,onset of seasons and adverse factors vary with the advance of grades and display various features.Further emphasis on health education among aviation cadets and the improvement of outpatient medical service are of great importance to the prevention and treatment of training injuries among aviation cadets.
