hrvatski

Retrospektivno istraživanje o učestalosti ozljeda studenata kineziološkog fakluteta

Cilj ovog rada bio je utvrditi u kojim uvjetima i na kojim kolegijima se studenti Kineziološkog fakulteta najčešće ozljeđuju, gdje su ozljede najčešće locirane, koji tip ozljeda prevladava i u kojoj mjeri ozljede utječu na kontinuiranost školovanja. Istraživanje je provedeno na uzorku od 105 studenata (48 studentica i 57 studenata) Kineziološkog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu na kraju osmog semestra. Studenti su ispunili posebni anketni listić. Rezultati su pokazali da se studenti prosječno ozljeđuju 1.01 puta za vrijeme trajanja studija. Predmeti na kojima su ozljede bile najčešće su sportska gimnastika, judo i hrvanje. Također je zabilježen veliki broj ozljeda koje su se desile za vrijeme treninga izvan fakultetskih obveza, naročito kod vrhunskih sportaša. Studenti su se češće ozljeđivali od studentica. Studentice su najčešće ozljeđivale potkoljenicu i stopalo, a studenti rameni zglob. Najčešći tip ozljede bila je ozljeda mekog tkiva tj. vezivnog tkiva, naročito ligamenata. Oko pola studenata koji su pretrpjeli ozljedu nije imalo problema pri polaganju i pripremanju ispita. Ipak, 25.76% ozlijeđenih studenata trebalo je pauzirati jednu, a 4.55% dvije godine studija zbog posljedica. Ključne riječi: ozljeda, student, Kineziološki fakultet SUMMARY The aim of the study was to determine in which conditions and during which classes do students of the Faculty of Kinesiology injure themselves. It was also important to find out the most common location of the injuries, the most frequent type of injuries and the effects of these on the continuity of the studies. The sample of comprised 105 examinees (48 female and 57 male), all students of the Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb. They were at the end of the last year of studies. The examinees filled up a questionnaire. The average number of injures was 1.01 injury per student during the study. Artistic gymnastic, wrestling and judo had a very high injury rate, followed by the injuries that had occurred during training in free time. Male students had a highest injury rate then the female students. The most frequently injured areas of the body for female were the lower leg and the foot, while men were more prone to shoulder injuries. Ligament lesions were the most frequent. Many injuries did not affect the continuity of the study, however 25.76% of the injured students were forced to miss one year, and 4.55% two years of the programme.

ozljeda ; student ; Kineziološki fakultet

nije evidentirano

engleski

Retrospective analysis of injury incidence in students of kinesiology

Cilj ovog rada bio je utvrditi u kojim uvjetima i na kojim kolegijima se studenti Kineziološkog fakulteta najčešće ozljeđuju, gdje su ozljede najčešće locirane, koji tip ozljeda prevladava i u kojoj mjeri ozljede utječu na kontinuiranost školovanja. Istraživanje je provedeno na uzorku od 105 studenata (48 studentica i 57 studenata) Kineziološkog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu na kraju osmog semestra. Studenti su ispunili posebni anketni listić. Rezultati su pokazali da se studenti prosječno ozljeđuju 1.01 puta za vrijeme trajanja studija. Predmeti na kojima su ozljede bile najčešće su sportska gimnastika, judo i hrvanje. Također je zabilježen veliki broj ozljeda koje su se desile za vrijeme treninga izvan fakultetskih obveza, naročito kod vrhunskih sportaša. Studenti su se češće ozljeđivali od studentica. Studentice su najčešće ozljeđivale potkoljenicu i stopalo, a studenti rameni zglob. Najčešći tip ozljede bila je ozljeda mekog tkiva tj. vezivnog tkiva, naročito ligamenata. Oko pola studenata koji su pretrpjeli ozljedu nije imalo problema pri polaganju i pripremanju ispita. Ipak, 25.76% ozlijeđenih studenata trebalo je pauzirati jednu, a 4.55% dvije godine studija zbog posljedica. Ključne riječi: ozljeda, student, Kineziološki fakultet SUMMARY The aim of the study was to determine in which conditions and during which classes do students of the Faculty of Kinesiology injure themselves. It was also important to find out the most common location of the injuries, the most frequent type of injuries and the effects of these on the continuity of the studies. The sample of comprised 105 examinees (48 female and 57 male), all students of the Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb. They were at the end of the last year of studies. The examinees filled up a questionnaire. The average number of injures was 1.01 injury per student during the study. Artistic gymnastic, wrestling and judo had a very high injury rate, followed by the injuries that had occurred during training in free time. Male students had a highest injury rate then the female students. The most frequently injured areas of the body for female were the lower leg and the foot, while men were more prone to shoulder injuries. Ligament lesions were the most frequent. Many injuries did not affect the continuity of the study, however 25.76% of the injured students were forced to miss one year, and 4.55% two years of the programme.

injury ; student ; Faculty of Kinesiology

nije evidentirano