A rotina de escolares no turno inverso escolar residentes da zona urbana e rural, e a interferência no estado nutricional

Abstract

Obesity is perhaps the oldest disease known. According to research from the Ministry of Health, "the percentage of people overweight surpassed for the first time, more than half of the population, with 51% of the population over 18 is overweight. In 2006, the rate was 43%. "The Childhood obesity increasing what is more worrying because studies show that approximately 20% of obese children can become obese adults. The school in turn enters as disseminator of awareness of healthy habits to control body weight and maintaining quality of life. This study aimed to identify the routine in the school opposite shift of students from 5th year of the rural and urban area of the Municipal School of Basic Education Miguel Burnier of Colonel Barros / RS, interferes with the body weight thereof. The survey was conducted with 30 students: 16 girls and 14 boys. Of these, 19 are rural (10 girls and 9 girls) and 11 in the urban area (6 girls and 5 boys). A questionnaire with open questions about the routine in turn was applied against school where students reported how many hours per week rank against school day and the nutritional status of data checked by the health program in school were still used, and this was used to relate to extra school routine. That routine It was concluded in the school opposite shift interferes with the body weight of the students, and the students are more active with proper weight to age, and the least active subjects are overweight. However had no significant differences between the subjects of rural and urban areas.