COMPARED THE RATE OF PREVALENCE ABNORMALITY POSTURAL IN UPPER EXTREMITY OF THE FEMALE AND MALE STUDENTS AT RAMHORMOZ AZAD ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY
Abstract
Research evidence suggests that abnormalities of stature, especially in young people is increasing. This study compared the rate of prevalence abnormality postural in upper extremity of the female and male students at Ramhormoz Azad Islamic university. A descriptive study of 328 subjects of the Islamic Azad University Ramhormoz (127 girls and 201 boys), for example, randomly and voluntarily participated in this study. Checked using the screen test and New York, the stature of the subjects of the three lateral view, posterior and anterior were assessed. The results showed that 64.8% of boys and 76.37% girls and 70.58% of the total, are those with postural abnormalities. drooping shoulders, Lordosis, kyphosis, skoliosis and head forward are more common among girls and boys. Frequency difference between boys and girls was statistically significant level. The girls and boys at risk for serious disorders and, a significant difference was observed. In conclusion, the high prevalence of postural abnormalities among students considered necessary to provide a basis for improved anomaly appears.
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