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Soonchunhyang Journal of Industrial Medicine
1996 Volume.2 No. 1 p.1 ~ p.26
The Effect of Health Related Factors on the Subjective Symptoms of Todai Health Index




Abstract
To obtain the prevalence rate of health related symptoms of white collar workers who were not exposed to hazardous agent and to investigate the relationship between subjective symptoms & health related variables, 11,266 subjects who were employed
for
government organization & private educational institute in Seou, Chungnam, Kyungpook area were studied in order to provide basic information for the health management of white collar workers.
All th subjects visited hospitals to take biannual health examination provided Medical Insurance Association for the purpose of screening of several important adult disease. Todai Health Index(THI) questionnaire which is modified questionnaire of
CMI
made by Todai was selected for the questionnaire fore of this study.
During hospital visit for health examination, Todai Health Index questionnaire of 88 questions were filled up by the subjects themselves and confirmed by medical doctor.
@ES Major findings obtained were as follows :
@EN 1. The abnormal rate of screening test was 22.7% in male, 8.5% in female, and 19.2% in total subjects. The prevalence rate of disease was 13.2% in male, 4.9% in female & 10.9% in total subjects.
2. The prevalence rate of all diseases increased by age and th prevalence rate of male subjects were higher than female subjects in all age categories except that of the anemic disease.
3. While highest prevalence rate in all subjects was observed in cardiovascular disease(4.8%), the prevalence rate were 3.4% in liver disease, 2.0% in diabetic disease, 1.9% in pulmonary tuberculosis & chest disease, 0.5% in kidney disease and
0.4%
anemic disease. Liver disease was more frequent in age group of below 29 years old and age group of 30-39 years old, but in older age groups(40-49) years old, above 50 years), cardiovascuar disease was most frequent.
4. The highest mean score of THI symptom category was mental instability and the lowest one was skin & anus symptoms. The most frequent symptom of THI was "think a lot before action" in nervousness symptom category and mean scores of the female
subjects in all symptom category were higher that those of male subjects.
5. In symptoms and signs of recent 3 months, the most frequent symptom and sign was "generalized fatigue" and mean score of it was 1.85. Multiple comparison analysis of health related factors revealed that "illness in health status" was the
highest
score(23.54) in male and sometimes drink & drunken in alcohol intake was th highest score(26.3) in female.
6. In multiple comparison analysis, health related factors such as health status, health management, diet habit, taste character, vegetable intake, coffee & beverage, alcohol intake were found to be associated with th overall THI symptom
category
in
both sex and age and smoking in male, type of job in female were associated THI symptom category.
7. In stepwise multiple regression analysis of mean score of THI symptom category(dependent variable) and health related factors(independent variables), the variables of health health ststus, taste character and alcohol were contributed to THI
symptom
category in order and the highest correlation coefficient(r ) was 0.4085 in male and 0j.379 in female in health status of mental instability.
8. The significant health factors contribution to THI symptoms score in male subjects were, in multiple regression analysis with THI symptom category with dependent variable and health related factors with independent variables, health status
diet
habit, alcohol intake, taste character, final diagnosis, coffee & beverage, type of job, age, smoking, health management, meat intake and in female were health status, type of job, diet habit, alcohol intake, coffee & beverage consumption,
screening
test, age, health management. The most significant contribution factor among health related variables was health status in over all THI symptom category.
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