中国全科医学 ›› 2018, Vol. 21 ›› Issue (33): 4072-4076.DOI: 10.12114/j.issn.1007-9572.2018.33.008

所属专题: 睡眠问题专题研究

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乌鲁木齐市50岁以上中老年人睡眠质量及睡眠时间对身体成分的影响分析

姚雪梅,成伟兵,肖辉*   

  1. 830011新疆乌鲁木齐市,新疆医科大学公共卫生学院
    *通信作者:肖辉,教授;E-mail:xh2010826@sina.com
  • 出版日期:2018-11-20 发布日期:2018-11-20
  • 基金资助:
    基金项目:新疆医科大学2017年度卫生事业发展改革研究所招标课题(HADR201702)

Effects of Sleep Quality and Duration on Body Composition in Adults over 50 Years Old in Urumqi

YAO Xuemei,CHENG Weibing,XIAO Hui*   

  1. Department of Public Health,Xinjiang Medical University,Urumqi 830011,China
    *Corresponding author:XIAO Hui,Professor;E-mail:xh2010826@sina.com
  • Published:2018-11-20 Online:2018-11-20

摘要: 目的 探讨乌鲁木齐市50岁以上中老年人睡眠质量及睡眠时间对其身体成分的影响。方法 采用随机抽样的方法,选取2016年12月—2017年3月于乌鲁木齐市某体检中心体检的50岁以上中老年人845例进行问卷调查及身体成分测量,调查问卷内容包括一般情况和匹兹堡睡眠质量指数量表(PSQI,PSQI总分>7分表示睡眠质量较差、PSQI总分≤7分表示睡眠质量较好),并使用生物电阻抗方法测量身体成分。测定受试者的身高、体质量、腰臀比、体脂肪量、体脂肪率、去脂体质量、肌肉量、四肢肌肉量、躯干肌肉量,计算体质指数(BMI)、脂肪组织指数(FMI)。采用多因素Logistic回归分析分析睡眠质量及睡眠时间对肥胖及体脂肪率超标的影响。结果 845例50岁以上中老年人中男162例,女683例;平均年龄(64.2±7.7)岁。睡眠质量较差的男37例(22.8%),女231例(33.8%)。女性睡眠质量较好者的体脂肪量、体脂肪率、BMI、肥胖发生率、FMI均小于睡眠质量较差者(P<0.05)。不同睡眠质量、睡眠时间男性身体成分比较,差异无统计学意义(P>0.05)。女性睡眠时间<6 h者体脂肪量、体脂肪率、BMI、肥胖发生率、FMI高于睡眠时间6~8 h、>8 h者(P<0.05)。采用多因素Logistic回归分析分析睡眠质量及睡眠时间对肥胖及体脂肪率超标的影响,调整了年龄、民族、文化程度、月收入、婚姻状况后结果显示,女性睡眠质量较差者较睡眠质量较好者发生肥胖的风险增加〔OR=1.83,95%CI(1.21,2.76),P<0.05〕;以睡眠时间6~8 h为参照,睡眠时间<6 h的女性发生肥胖及体脂肪率超标的风险均增加〔OR=1.77,95%CI(1.17,2.66),P<0.05;OR=1.65,95%CI(1.16,2.37),P<0.05〕。结论 乌鲁木齐市50岁以上中老年女性睡眠质量及睡眠时间对身体成分有一定的影响,但男性睡眠质量及睡眠时间对其身体成分无影响。改善中老年女性睡眠质量,增加实际睡眠时间有助于降低其体脂肪率、肥胖发生率,从而促进中老年女性身体健康。

关键词: 睡眠, 中年人, 老年人, 身体成分

Abstract: Objective To investigate the effects of sleep quality and sleep time on body composition in adults over 50 years old in Urumqi.Methods A total of 845 people over the age of 50 who were physically examined at a physical examination center in Urumqi between December 2016 and March 2017 were randomly selected to complete a questionnaire survey and body composition measurements.The questionnaire survey included general conditions,including the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index(PSQI,with PSQI scores>7 indicating poor sleep quality and PSQI scores≤7 indicating good sleep quality),and the bioelectrical impedance method was used to measure body composition.The body height,body weight,waist-to-hip ratio,body fat mass,body fat percentage,liposuction quality,muscle mass,limb muscle mass,trunk muscle mass of the subjects were measured,and body mass index(BMI) and fat tissue index(FMI) were calculated.Multivariate Logistic regression was used to analyze the effect of sleep quality and sleep time on obesity and excessive body fat percentage.Results Among the 845 subjects,162 were males,and 683 were females.The mean age was(64.2±7.7) years.There were 37 men(22.8%) and 231 women(33.8%) with poor sleep quality.The body fat mass,body fat percentage, BMI,obesity prevalence,FMI of women with better sleep quality were all lower than those in women with poor sleep quality(P<0.05).There were no significant differences in body composition among males in the different sleep quality and sleep time groups(P>0.05).Body fat mass,body fat percentage, BMI,obesity prevalence,FMI of female sleep time <6 h were higher than sleep time 6-8 h,>8 h(P<0.05).Multivariate Logistic regression was used to analyze the effects of sleep quality and sleep time on obesity and body fat percentage.After adjustment for age,nationality,education level,monthly income,and marital status,the risk of obesity was higher in women with poor sleep quality than in women with good sleep quality〔OR=1.83,95%CI (1.21,2.76),P<0.05〕.With sleep times of 6-8 h,the risk of obesity and body fat percentage exceeding the standard was higher in women with a sleep time of <6 h〔OR=1.77,95%CI(1.17,2.66),P<0.05;OR=1.65,95%CI(1.16,2.37),P<0.05〕.Conclusion Sleep quality and sleep time affect body composition in females over 50 years old in Urumqi but do not affect body composition in men.Improving sleep quality and increasing sleep time in middle-aged women will help reduce body fat mass and the incidence of obesity,thereby promoting the health of elderly women.

Key words: Sleep, Middle aged, Aged, Body composition