Influence Factors of Female Students with Syncope in Higher Medical Colleges and Universities in Changsha：a Re-port of 1440 Cases
QIN Yun
WANG Cheng
XU Hui
REN Sen
YI Shang-hui
XIE Ling-li
JIANG Xin
Abstract：Objective To discuss influence factors of female students with unexplained syncope in higher medical colleges and universities in Changsha. Methods Female students from two full-time medical colleges and universities in Changsha filled in the site questionnaires, and the main factors influencing the syncope occurrence were analyzed. Resultsissued total of 1466 copies of questionnaires were filled in, and the effective questionnaires were 1440 copies, and coefficient of recovery was 98. 2%. The age was 15-23 years old (19. 5±3. 2), and the positive rate of syncope in female students in secondary high school was significantly higher than those in the colleges and undergraduates (P<0. 05);the positive rate of syncope in 15-17 age group was significantly higher than those in 18-20 and 21-24 age groups, and the differences were statistically significant (P<0. 05). The incidence rate of syncope was antiparallel with their parents’ marital status (harmo-ny, common and poor, P<0. 05);anxiety frequency was parallel with the incidence rate of syncope (P<0. 05); the inci-dence rate of syncope in students with anemia history was higher than that without anemia background (P<0. 05). Conclu-sion The main factors influencing the syncope are age, parents’marital status educational background, syncope history of their parents, personal history of anxiety and anemia in female students in higher medical colleges and universities in Changsha.
Keywords：SyncopeRoot cause analysisFemale studentQuestionnaire
Publication Date：2014-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 76-78 )