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Chonnam Medical Journal
1986 Volume.23 No. 2 p.273 ~ p.283
A Study on the Indefinite Complaints of Employee under the Cool Environment


Abstract
In order to study on the indefinite complaints of employee under the cool environment, randomly selected 232 male and 269 female working under the same cool environment at the bank service in Kwangju were individually interviewed with questionnaire.
The results obtained were as follows;
1. by the age, 20~24 aged group were the highest as 35.7% and by the working duration, 5~10 year were the highest as 31.9%.
2. As the cooling methods, air conditioner was chosen by 56.5% in male and 71.7% in female. But 75.0% in male and 75.1% in female did not prefer the air conditioning usually.
3. 56.5% in male and 68.0% in female satisfied with cooling condition state at their office.
4. Those who complained the general fatigue were the highest as 79.2% and catch cold 57.1%, dyspepsia 54.1%, neuralgia 49.5%, shoulder pain 47.7%, back pain 45.9 %, epigastralgia 45.1 %, headache 42.7 %, nasal obstruction . 37.9 %, coughing 34.3% respectively by order. Especially the female employee complained all these symptoms .except nasal obstruction, general fatigue, frequent urination more than the male employee. There were significant differences statistically. Menstrual disorder were complained in 16.7% of female.
5. 30-39 aged group in male were complained coughing and 30^¢¥39 aged group in female complained back pain more especially. There were significant differences.
6. Sweating group in male were. much complained headache, extremity pain and dyspepsia more than the no sweating group, and there were significant differences. But there were not in female.
7. Airconditioner preferable group were much complained catch cold, coughing, headache, nasal obstruction, extremity pain, back pain, dyspepsia, epigastralgia and general fatigue, and there were significant differences.
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