英文摘要 |
In this modernized society, many people who cause obesity because of unrestrained diet. It not only caused physical and mental harm, but also become one of the civilized diseases of modern society. The purpose of this study is to explore the effect of dietary habits on the body mass index (BMI) of college students. This cross-sectional descriptive study was conducted in the sophomore students in Department of Pharmacy, Tajen University. A total of 314 pharmacy students were participated in this study by using questionnaire. The questionnaire includes three main parts: basic demographic information, dietary background, and habits. Data were encoded and analyzed by using Microsoft Excel and SPSS computer software. The results revealed that nearly 63% of the subject's BMI were within the normal range, but nearly 40% of the student's weight was not within the normal weight range and 23.6% of pharmacy students not understood their own BMI values. Different gender and whether understood their own BMI of pharmacy students, their BMI change was significantly different. In the dietary habits analysis, only frequency of sugary drinks and vegetables intake, their BMI change had significantly different. These results suggested that it will help the university to provide the effective multi-level strategies for the unhealthy eating habits of the students, and thus achieve the purpose of health promotion and disease prevention. |