Predictive Factors Affecting Computer worked-related musculoskeletal Aches of Personnel University of Phayao

Abstract

The objective of this research was to predict the factors affecting muscle aches from computer work among personnel University of Phayao. This was a survey study (Survey Research) and a cross sectional study of 351 people. Analyzed by using Multiple logistic regression statistic and presenting Adjusted Odds Ratio (OR) and 95% CI. Most of the samples were female, 67.5%, aged 36-45 years, 67.5%, most of them were at educational level. At the master's level, 64.4% and are academic teachers. And found that the time spent using computers in the workplace continuously each day for the longest time, more than 1 hour - 3 hours, 68.1% and the work data found. The longest time spent using a computer at home continuously each day, more than 3 hours a day, 57.5%, most of them use computers for work on average 3-5 times/week, 61.8%, mostly using notebook computers (Note Book) at work, 67.8% and muscle pain data from computer work in the past 7 days and 12 months. found that muscle pain in the past 7 days of personnel The highest prevalence of muscle aches was left neck, right neck, followed by the second prevalence of muscle aches, left shoulder, white shoulder, and the prevalence of muscle aches ranked 2nd. 3 includes the left upper back and right upper back. and muscle pain in the past 12 months of personnel found that The highest prevalence of muscle aches was left neck, right neck, followed by the second prevalence of left shoulder, white shoulder, and the third prevalence of muscle aches. These include the left upper back and the right upper back. Corresponding to muscle aches in the 7-day period from the above data, the behavioral behavior is stooping and sitting for several hours in a row. And having to use the hands, fingers, arms to communicate repeatedly, causing the movement of the arms, neck, shoulders to be restricted, resulting in the musculoskeletal system being restricted. As a result, muscle pain in the neck, shoulder and shoulder is followed.