Changes of Upper Extremity Muscle on the Hourly with Smart-phone Use - Focused on Muscle Activity and Median Frequency -

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doi:10.21184/jkeia.2015.09.9.3.341

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“…In addition, it is reported that smartphone addiction phenomenon causes problems in mental health, interpersonal relationships and school life [4], and psychological and psychological factors are reported to have a significant effect on the addiction phenomenon [5]. This also causes physical problems, especially musculoskeletal disorders such as myofascial pain syndrome, epicondylitis and carpal tunnel syndrome, and while it is conveniently used in daily life, various problems are on the rise [6].…”

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Subjectivity Study on Smartphone Addiction in Nursing Students

Jang¹

2019

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The purpose of this study is to identify the subjectivity of smartphone addiction recognized by nursing students, describe the characteristics of each type, and to identify the typology of smartphone addiction, and Q methodology was applied. 20 students in the department of nursing at A University were asked to classify 46 statements on smartphone addiction. Collected data were analyzed using the QUANL PC Program. In this study, the perception of smartphone addiction by nursing students were classified into 3 factors. Subjectivity types for smartphone addiction are 'cause oriented type', 'result oriented type', and 'physical harm concern type'. This study provided basic data on education related to nurses as female workers, and nursing of female patients in maternity parenting cycle.

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Subjectivity Study on Smartphone Addiction in Nursing Students

Jang¹

2019

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The Effect of Paraffin Treatment with Exercise on Muscle Strength and Fatigue of the Hand According to the Use of Smartphone

Kim

2020

J Kor Phys Ther

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This study examined the effects of a paraffin treatment with exercise on the muscle strength and fatigue of the hand according to the use of smartphones. Methods: The measurement subjects were 30 healthy males in their 20s who were divided randomly into the control and paraffin treatment groups. A typing exercise using a smartphone was performed. The pinch grip force was measured to evaluate the muscle strength of the thumb, and muscle fatigue analysis using electromyography was performed to analyze muscle fatigue. Results: The functional changes to the arm and the fatigue of the hand through the use of a smartphone were examined to determine the effects of the paraffin treatment. The dominant hand-pinch grip force test did not show a significant difference, but the non-dominant hand-pinch grip force test showed a significant difference between the groups (p= 0.030). In the dominant hand fatigue test, there was a significant difference between the groups (p= 0.037). In the non-dominant hand, there was a significant difference between time (p= 0.012) and the groups (p< 0.001). Conclusion:The effects of paraffin intervention on the hand muscle strength and fatigue due to repeated use of the smartphone were confirmed. These results can be used as a basis for clinical use and can be a guide for the correct use of smartphones, which are essential in modern life.

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Changes of Upper Extremity Muscle on the Hourly with Smart-phone Use - Focused on Muscle Activity and Median Frequency -

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Subjectivity Study on Smartphone Addiction in Nursing Students

Subjectivity Study on Smartphone Addiction in Nursing Students

The Effect of Paraffin Treatment with Exercise on Muscle Strength and Fatigue of the Hand According to the Use of Smartphone

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