Analiza znanja i stavova studenata zdravstvenih studija o upotrebi stimulativnih supstanci u sportu

  • Goran R Stojanovic Visoka zdravstvena skola strukovnih studija u Beogradu
  • Milica Vasiljevic Blagojevic College of Health and Professional Studies in Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia
  • Zulfer Bahtijari Goodwill apoteka, Subotica
  • Bratislav Stankovic Visoka zdravstvena skola strukovnih studija Beograd
  • Dragana Terzić Marković College of Health and Professional Studies in Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia
  • Dusan G Stojanovic Dea Medica, Beograd
  • Valentina Marinkovic Univerzitet u Beogradu, Farmaceutski fakultet
Ključne reči: doping u sportu, studenti, ishrana, dopune; steroidi, znanje, ankete i upitnici

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Apstrakt

 

Uvod/Cilj. Sportisti oduvek u takmičarskom sportu pokušavaju da poprave svoje sposobnosti uzimanjem različitih supstanci. Problem korišćenja nedozvoljenih supstanci nije vezan isključivo za elitne sportiste, već je prisutan i u opštoj populaciji. Cilj rada bio je ispitivanje znanja i stavova studenata u vezi sa upotrebom stimulativnih supstanci i dijetetskih suplemenata u sportu. Metode. Istraživanje je srovedeno kao studija preseka kod studentske populacije u Visokoj zdrav­stvenoj školi strukovnih studija u Beogradu. Podaci su prikupljani popunjavanjem posebno dizajniranog upitnika. Rezultati. Dobro znanje o nedozvoljenim supstancama i metodama, pokazalo je 24,2% ispitanika (8,09% muškog pola i 16,1% ženskog pola), a o neželjenim efektima zabranjenih supstanci i metoda na zdravlje, znanje je pokazalo 17,7% ispitanika (9,03% muškog pola i 8,72% ženskog pola). Zaključak. Populacija studenata nema dovoljno znanja o problemu upotrebe nedozvoljenih supstanci i njihovim negativnim posledicama po zdravlje. Komparativna analiza našeg i evropskih istraživanja znanja, stavova i upotrebe nedozvoljenih supstanci ukazuje na približno ujednačene stope prevalencije. Nepoznavanje neželjenih efekata ukazuje na potrebu za dodatnom edukacijom studenata.

Biografije autora

Goran R Stojanovic, Visoka zdravstvena skola strukovnih studija u Beogradu
predavac
Milica Vasiljevic Blagojevic, College of Health and Professional Studies in Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia

Profesor

Bratislav Stankovic, Visoka zdravstvena skola strukovnih studija Beograd
profesor
Valentina Marinkovic, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Farmaceutski fakultet
profesor

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