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KMID : 1022620100100010141
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Journal of Korean Academy of Dental Hygiene Education
2010 Volume.10 No. 1 p.141 ~ p.156
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The relationship between BMI and health & oral health promotion behavior of highschool
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Han Ji-Hyoung
Hwang Ji-Min
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Abstract
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Objective: This study was conducted to examine the relationships among health & oral health promotion behavior according to BMI. The subjects in this study were 704 high school students.
Method: A survey was conducted, and Chi-square, T-test, ANOVA, and Pearson’s correlation coefficient were used for data analysis. The findings of the study were as follows;
Results: Man is normal weight group accounted for 65.9%, and women is 69.7%(p<0.001). Health & oral health promotion behavior of nutrition(p<0.01) and exercise(p<0.001) that men were higher than women. But health responsibility was higher to women(p<0.001). As to the relationship for the BMI to health promotion behavior, nutrition is over weight group accounted for 3.45, obesity group 3.43, normal weight group 3.26 and under weight group 3.16(p<0.05). Exercise is over weight group accounted for 2.70(p<0.05), and nutrition for oral health is obesity group accounted for 3.47(p<0.05). As for correlation among the BMI, stronger social support, more exercise, better nutrition for oral health, there was a statistically significant relationship between BMI. As the factors significantly affecting BMI, their satisfaction level with exercise, nutrition for oral health, life appreciation, stress management for oral health.
Conclusion: This study suggested that health & oral health promotion behavior of high school students in an effort to help improve policy setting on health projects and determine how to teach teens to promote their health throughout their lives.
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KEYWORD
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health promotion behavior, oral health promotion behavior, BMI, highschool
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