Evaluation of Students Self-Joint Cracking Habits: A Cross-Sectional Study

December 22, 2024Mevlana Medical SciencesOpen Access

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This study aims to evaluate the habitual behavior of joint cracking among students in a health services program.
Descriptive study with a population of 203 voluntary students
Data collected through a survey
Analyzed using descriptive statistics and chi-square tests
72.9% of participants are female with an average age of 20.21 years
68.5% define joint sounds as cracking, primarily in finger (44.3%) and neck joints (26.6%)
Statistically significant differences in joint cracking frequencies between genders, with fears linked to self-perception of joint sounds

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Cross-sectional study evaluates self-reported joint cracking habits in university students, suggesting significant demographic influences.

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Gülaçtı et al. (2024) studied this question.

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