A Study of Prevalence and Related Risk Factors of Osteoporosis for Employees

Background and Objectives: The study was performed to investigate the status of osteoporosis for S electronics workers in H hospital of G city form April 21 to May 31 2008. Material and Method: The result of this research is following. Results: As results of osteoporosis analysis based on general characteristic, for men, something of 21 was the most frequent and osteoporosis of 13 was the second most frequent, and for women, good of 12 was the most frequent and care was the second most. The results concludes that men have more problems with osteoporosis that women have. In age of 40 years or more, care level of 24(88.9%) was the most frequent and good level of 15 people was the second most. This result concludes that age of 40 year is target subjects for care. In position, senior has 14 people who have care level(42.4%) and 8 people(24.2%)of osteoporosis level. The result concludes than the senior has more osteoporosis than the employ has. Conclusion: In conclusion, the age, position, weight are related to osteoporosis.