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Prevalence of neck pain among 3rd year to 4th year IT students of PLM / written by Shaina Marie P. Marbella, Kyle Cherrie C. Matoza, Shem Justice Ruzel O. Austria, Eiron Michael M. Conde, Shaira S. Sapiandante, Julienne Louisse C. Villanueva. 6

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Action note: In: Summary: ABSTRACT. Several studies have found that several factors such as the demographic profile, sleeping habits, working habits, and ergonomics of the office-workers and or computer-related workers have increased incidence in developing neck pain. Our study is a quantitative, descriptive design of research who's subjects include 3rd to 4th year IT students of PLM with a presence of neck pain without other underlying causative factors such as tumors, fracture, scoliosis, etc. Some screening tools were used to evaluate the self-perceived neck pain and the disability or difficulty that results from it: Neck Disability Index. Researchers of this study found that demographic profile (age and gender), Sleeping habits (total hrs of sleep and height in inch), Working habits (total hrs in using computer and total of break time in using computer at school and outside school), Ergonomics (elbow angle while using computer and computer placement at school and outside school) are also found to be insignificant in developing neck pain. However, significant association was observed in sleeping disturbances (p-value 0.027) under sleeping habits in acquiring neck pain. In conclusion, further research is recommended in order to know whether neck pain results to sleep disturbances or vice versa. Other editions:

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Thesis (Undergraduate) -- Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, Intramuros, Manila, 2018.;In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. 56

ABSTRACT. Several studies have found that several factors such as the demographic profile, sleeping habits, working habits, and ergonomics of the office-workers and or computer-related workers have increased incidence in developing neck pain. Our study is a quantitative, descriptive design of research who's subjects include 3rd to 4th year IT students of PLM with a presence of neck pain without other underlying causative factors such as tumors, fracture, scoliosis, etc. Some screening tools were used to evaluate the self-perceived neck pain and the disability or difficulty that results from it: Neck Disability Index. Researchers of this study found that demographic profile (age and gender), Sleeping habits (total hrs of sleep and height in inch), Working habits (total hrs in using computer and total of break time in using computer at school and outside school), Ergonomics (elbow angle while using computer and computer placement at school and outside school) are also found to be insignificant in developing neck pain. However, significant association was observed in sleeping disturbances (p-value 0.027) under sleeping habits in acquiring neck pain. In conclusion, further research is recommended in order to know whether neck pain results to sleep disturbances or vice versa.

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