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研究生: 孫嘉霙
Sun, Chia-Ying
論文名稱: 過重或肥胖學齡前發展性協調障礙兒童之健康相關體適能、動作適能與身體活動
Health-related fitness, motor fitness, and physical activity in overweight or obese preschool children with developmental coordination disorder
指導教授: 成戎珠
Cherng, Rong-Ju
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 醫學院 - 物理治療學系
Department of Physical Therapy
論文出版年: 2021
畢業學年度: 109
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 79
中文關鍵詞: 發展性協調障礙過重肥胖學齡前體適能動作適能身體活動
外文關鍵詞: developmental coordination disorder, overweight, obesity, preschool, health-related fitness, motor fitness, physical activity
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  • 背景與目的: 發展性協調障礙是一種動作協調有問題且異質性高的疾病,其動作表現較一般同儕差,然而此問題無法用一般疾病或智能缺失解釋。此類型疾病的兒童跟同儕相比,具較高風險有過重或肥胖的問題,而過重或肥胖易對健康造成負面影響,因此此問題值得探討。過去研究指出過重或肥胖的兒童,其身體活動量也較一般兒童低,而身體活動量又與體適能有正相關。體適能是兒童及青少年重要的健康指標,其又可分為健康相關體適能與動作適能。過去少數的研究結果顯示,學齡前發展性協調障礙的兒童除了動作適能較差外,也可能有較差的健康體適能及較低的身體活動量,然而這部分的相關研究仍然不足,並且過重或肥胖在發展性協調障礙兒童的體適能表現及身體活動量上,扮演什麼樣的角色目前還不清楚。因此本研究主要的目的是去探討,過重或肥胖學齡前發展性協調障礙兒童之健康體適能、動作適能與身體活動,以釐清過重或肥胖對學齡前發展性協調障礙兒童的健康相關體適能、動作適能與身體活動之影響。

    研究方法: 從台南的幼兒園進行招募與篩選受試者,分為四組:一般發展、一般發展但過重或肥胖、發展性協調障礙、以及過重或肥胖的發展性協調障礙,一組各有二十人。測量的參數包括健康體適能的身體組成、柔軟度、肌肉適能及心肺適能;動作技巧的平衡、速度與敏捷度,以及一週的身體活動量。使用單因子變異數分析去分析四組間的基本資料、健康體適能、動作適能、以及各等級身體活動量參數,另外使用卡方檢定分析性別、身體質量指數及體脂肪率分類,統計值小於0.05達統計差異。

    結果: 在身體組成方面,過重或肥胖之發展性協調障礙兒童的身體質量指數及體脂肪率皆與其他三組有顯著差異;心肺適能方面,一般發展兒童的表現明顯較發展性協調障礙與過重或肥胖發展性協調障礙之兒童佳;坐姿體前彎及上肢握力的部分,四組則無任何差異;而其他肌肉適能項目之綜合分數顯示,過重或肥胖之發展性協調障礙兒童的表現明顯較其他三組差。平衡方面,發展性協調障礙與過重或肥胖發展性協調障礙之兒童的表現並無統計上差異,然而有過重或肥胖的組別仍有表現較差的趨勢;速度與敏捷度的部分,一般兒童與過重或肥胖之一般兒童的表現明顯較另外兩組好;而身體活動量方面,無論哪種強度之活動量,四組皆無顯著差異。

    結論: 過重或肥胖之發展性協調障礙兒童,無論在健康體適能或動作適能的表現趨勢皆是最差的,包含身體質量指數、體脂肪率、心肺適能、肌肉適能與平衡。本研究結果顯示,過重或肥胖的問題對於學齡前發展性協調障礙兒童而言,扮演了惡化其健康相關問題的角色,特別是肌肉耐力的部分,因此學齡前發展性協調障礙兒童的肥胖問題確實非常需要被關注。

    Background and purpose: Children with developmental coordination disorder (DCD) are characterized with motor skill difficulty which cannot be explained by any medical or intellectual reasons. Compared with their peers, children with DCD are at a higher risk of being overweight or obesity, and this problem may cause negative health outcome. Therefore, it merits attention to study the issue of overweight and obesity in DCD children. Previous studies showed that children with overweight or obesity had less physical activity than children with normal weight, and physical activity was positively associated with physical fitness. Physical fitness is considered to be a powerful health marker, and it can be subdivided into two parts: health-related fitness and motor fitness. Few researchers believed that children with DCD not only had poorer physical fitness, but also had lesser physical activity, but the data were still scarce. Also, the role of obesity in preschool children with DCD is still unsure. Therefore, the purpose of my study is to examine health-related fitness, motor fitness, and physical activity in preschool children with DCD and TD children. Children with DCD and TD children will be further divided between with normal weight and with overweight or obesity.

    Methods: Participants were recruited from four kindergartens in Tainan, and they were divided into four groups: TD children, TD children with overweight or obesity (OTD), children with DCD, and children with DCD and overweight or obesity (ODCD). The outcome measures of health-related fitness were body composition, cardiorespiratory fitness, muscular fitness, and flexibility. The parameters of motor fitness were included balance, speed and agility. Participants were also measured their one-week physical activity. One-way ANOVA and post hoc analysis with Tukey HSD test were used to analyzed basic data, physical fitness, motor fitness, and physical activity between four groups. Chi-square test were used to analyzed gender, BMI category, and body fat category. The statistical significance level was set at the p < 0.05.

    Results: There were significant differences between ODCD group and other three groups in body composition. In cardiorespiratory fitness, TD children performed significantly better than DCD and ODCD group. In flexibility and handgrip test, there were no differences between four groups, and in the gender and combined scale score of strength subtest in BOT-2 showed that ODCD group performed significantly worse than other three groups. In balance test, there were no significantly statistical differences but a deteriorating trend between children with DCD and children with ODCD. In speed and agility test, TD and OTD children performed significantly better than DCD and ODCD group. There were no differences between four groups no matter in which level of physical activity.

    Conclusion: ODCD children had the worst performance trend of health-related fitness and motor fitness, followed by DCD children, OTD children, and TD children in preschool age, including BMI, body fat, cardiorespiratory fitness, muscular fitness, and balance. These findings showed that overweight and obesity seemed to play an important role of worsening health-related problems in DCD preschoolers, especially muscle endurance. Therefore, the problem of overweight and obesity really needs to be paid more attention to in preschool children with DCD.

    中文摘要I Abstract III 致謝V Contents VI Chapter 1 Introduction 1 1.1 Developmental coordination disorder (DCD) 1 1.2 Childhood obesity 3 1.3 Physical activity 5 1.4 Physical fitness 7 1.5 The purpose of the study 12 1.6 Study hypotheses 13 Chapter 2 Methods 14 2.1 Participants 14 2.2 Measurement 15 2.3 Procedure 16 2.4 Outcome measures 19 2.5 Statistical analysis 39 Chapter 3 Results 40 3.1 Basic data 40 3.2 Health-related fitness 43 3.3 Motor fitness 54 3.4 Physical activity 59 Chapter 4 Discussion 61 4.1 Basic data 63 4.2 Health-related fitness 63 4.3 Motor fitness 66 4.4 Physical activity 67 4.5 Limitations and future studies 69 4.6 Clinical relevance 69 Chapter 5 Conclusion 70 References 71 Appendix 79

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