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ment. It is noted that through the same social, are adjusting resources and processes of learning and educational needs with these
reforms, enhances the character of equality that prevails in education.
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RELATIONSHIPE BETWEEN SALIVARY CHROMOGRANIN A AND FATIGUE COMPLAINT DURING JUDO AND LECTURE IN
STUDENTS
SAKAMOTO, K.
HOGO COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Relationship between salivary Chromogranin A and fatigue complaint during Judo and lecture in students
Kunihiro Sakamoto, Naomasa Sakamoto
Department of preventive medicine Hyogo College of Medicine
We have studied the relation between fatigue complaints and judo and lecture　using questionnaire method of fatigue in student.
Complaint items of fatigue were apparent sleepiness and yawning for the lessons. Salivary chromogranin A (CgA) was considered as an
index of stress condition. But the change rate of CgA was close relation parasympathetic condition of the item of sleepiness and yawning
in fatigue survey. In this study, the change rate of CgA was analyzed by the transition pattern of fatigue complaints of sleepiness and
yawning after judo and lecture. The transition patterns of fatigue in which were the incidence case of complaint, the disappearance case
of complaint, the continuous case of complaint and the no complaint case, expressed by using dummy number. Multiple regression
analyses of the change rate of CgA to the transition pattern of complaint of sleepiness and yawning were down, The subjects were
healthy six male students. They have Judo training one and half hour a week. Saliva was collected twice before and after judo or lecture
lesson.　The correlation coefficient( r ) between the change rate of CgA and the transition pattern of complaint of yawning and
sleepiness were examined. In judo, r=0.75 for the continuous complaint of sleepiness, and r=0.92 for the continuous complaint of yawning.
In lecture, r=0.54 for both the continuous complaint of sleepiness and yawning. Thus the change rate of GgA seemed to be related
positively to the complaints of sleepiness and yawning during the load. In multiple regression analyses, the standard partial regression
coefficients of the change rate of CgA to transition pattern of complaint items were analyzed. In judo, the standard partial regression was
positively 0.488 (p