Psychosocial Illnesses Among Medical Students of FEU-NRMF School Year 1995-1996; September 1995 / Julieta O. Jumarang ; Teresa P. Maglaqui ; Connie B. Malubay ; Phoebe B. Marco ; Rizaliza T. Marasigan ; Rosauro B. Mendoza ; Mark F Miranda ; Rechilda R. Moleno ; Jeanette C. Molina ; Ma. Alda O. Navallo ; Cynthia S.J. Paredes ; Ma. Cristina S. Pascua ; Melissa P. Pedro ; Josephine Isabelle B. Pre ; Edna C. Taja ; Mischelle C. Tan ; Arnold S. Ty ; Liezl D. Yu and Ma. Rosario G. Yuzon.

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Publication details: Manila Department of Medicine, FEU-NRMF 1995Description: illustrations, tables; 28 cmContent type:

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Summary: Abstract: A total of 259 medical students of FEU-NRMF School Year 1995-96 answered self administered questionnaires regarding sources and their responses to stress. They were also evaluated as to what type of psychosocial illness they have, whether Anxiety disorder, Eating disorder, Somatoform disorder and Alcoholism. Academic stressors was the most common source of stress, topping the list was major exams in all year levels and the most common response to stress was that of academic responses with proper time management as the highest response. Males are found to have a higher prevalence of psychosocial illness as compared to females with Mood disorder being the most prevalent. With regards to Family Classification by Residence and Overall Health of the subjects. It was also found to have significant relationship with the prevalence of psychosocial illnesses. Other variables which are thought to be significant before the study was conducted. Proved to be insignificant.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Theses	Far Eastern University - Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation Theses	M MED 1995 0001 c.1 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		T000714
Theses	Far Eastern University - Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation Theses	M MED 1995 0001 c.2 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		T000715

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Abstract: A total of 259 medical students of FEU-NRMF School Year 1995-96 answered self administered questionnaires regarding sources and their responses to stress. They were also evaluated as to what type of psychosocial illness they have, whether Anxiety disorder, Eating disorder, Somatoform disorder and Alcoholism. Academic stressors was the most common source of stress, topping the list was major exams in all year levels and the most common response to stress was that of academic responses with proper time management as the highest response. Males are found to have a higher prevalence of psychosocial illness as compared to females with Mood disorder being the most prevalent. With regards to Family Classification by Residence and Overall Health of the subjects. It was also found to have significant relationship with the prevalence of psychosocial illnesses. Other variables which are thought to be significant before the study was conducted. Proved to be insignificant.

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