스케일링 실습수업 전후 수부의 악력 및 파지력 비교분석
Comparison analysis of before and after scaling training on grip and pinch strength
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Objectives : The purpose of the research is to measure Dental Hygiene students'level of musculoskeletal pain before and after receiving scaling training which involves repetitive operations and examine effects the operations have on the students' grip and pinch strength. Methods : 15 subjects in Dental Hygiene at Y university located in Chungbuk were tested on November 2, 2011. Results : 12 students had a musculoskeletal pain before receiving scaling training. However, all the 15 students had a musculoskeletal pain after the training. Body part the largest number of the students complained of the pain on was shoulders(37.9%) followed by neck(20.8%), waist(13.9%), wrists(10.3%),then back(6.9%) before receiving the training. Then the result showed that shoulders are where the largest number of students(24.1%) felt the pain, followed by neck(17.2%), wrists and fingers(13.8%), waist(12.1%), back and lower arms(6.9%), then palms(5.2%) after the training. Visual Analogue Scale(VAS)increased to 6.35±2.09 after receiving the training from 3.31±3.38 and this shows statistically significant difference(p<.001). Upon inspection, average grip strength decreased to 23.23±5.79kg from 25.00±4.51kg after receiving the training and this shows statistically significant difference(p<.05). Key pinch was the strongest among the three pinch strengths followed by tripod pinch then tip pinch. Average of all the three pinch strengths showed to have statistically significant difference before and after the training(p<.05); Tip pinch from 6.53±1.36 to 5.87±1.3, key pinch from 13.47±2.5 to 12.53±2.30,and tripod pinch from 9.27±3.04 to 8.03±2.72. Conclusions : The result showed that scaling training has effects on Dental Hygiene students' musculoskeletal subjective symptoms and their grip and pinch strength changes after receiving the training.
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Objectives : The purpose of the research is to measure Dental Hygiene students'level of musculoskeletal pain before and after receiving scaling training which involves repetitive operations and examine effects the operations have on the students' grip and pinch strength. Methods : 15 subjects in Dental Hygiene at Y university located in Chungbuk were tested on November 2, 2011. Results : 12 students had a musculoskeletal pain before receiving scaling training. However, all the 15 students had a musculoskeletal pain after the training. Body part the largest number of the students complained of the pain on was shoulders(37.9%) followed by neck(20.8%), waist(13.9%), wrists(10.3%),then back(6.9%) before receiving the training. Then the result showed that shoulders are where the largest number of students(24.1%) felt the pain, followed by neck(17.2%), wrists and fingers(13.8%), waist(12.1%), back and lower arms(6.9%), then palms(5.2%) after the training. Visual Analogue Scale(VAS)increased to 6.35±2.09 after receiving the training from 3.31±3.38 and this shows statistically significant difference(p<.001). Upon inspection, average grip strength decreased to 23.23±5.79kg from 25.00±4.51kg after receiving the training and this shows statistically significant difference(p<.05). Key pinch was the strongest among the three pinch strengths followed by tripod pinch then tip pinch. Average of all the three pinch strengths showed to have statistically significant difference before and after the training(p<.05); Tip pinch from 6.53±1.36 to 5.87±1.3, key pinch from 13.47±2.5 to 12.53±2.30,and tripod pinch from 9.27±3.04 to 8.03±2.72. Conclusions : The result showed that scaling training has effects on Dental Hygiene students' musculoskeletal subjective symptoms and their grip and pinch strength changes after receiving the training.
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