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Stressful Life Events and Somatic Symptoms of Urban Women

Journal of Korean Academy of Nursing 1992³â 22±Ç 4È£ p.569 ~ 588
KMID : 0806119920220040569
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Abstract

This study examined the relationship between the experience of stressful life events and somatic symptoms of urban women. Data were collected by interviewing 200 women from June to July 1, 1991. Vsable data work obtained from 162 of the women. Modified version of a stressful life events measurement tool developed p.5. Lee (1984) and the Somatic Discomfort Inventory by Wittenborn were used to measure the variables. Data were processed by an 5.p.5.5. program and analyzed. statistically for percentage, T-test, ANOYA and Pearson Correlation coefficient. Result of the Study are as follows : 1) The group total mean score of stressful life events was 92.66 pm 10.41. The higher scores in the boxDr Test and school boxUl of the Extrapersonal factor, in the boxDr Health problems boxUl of the Intrapersonal factor and boxDr Conflict and differences within the family boxUl of the Interpersonal factor, factors. which a suggested by Neuman¡Çs model. 2) The group total mean score for somatic symptoms was 100.41pm 9.74. The higher scores were for the factors of boxDrFatigue (1.94)boxUl, boxDr Menopause (1.74) boxUl, boxDrMuscular system(1.67)boxUl and boxDr Sleeping (1.67)boxUl 3) The mean scores of stressful life events were higher in the 40~60 age group, for middle school graduates(P£¼.05), career women and those in nuclear families (P£¾.05). 4) The mean scores of somatic symptoms were higher in the 45~60 age group, for middle school graduates, non career women and women with 5 or more children(P£¼.05). 5) There was a positive correlation between the scores of stressful life events and somatic symptoms (r£½.585 P£¼.05). The higher the level of stressful life events the higher the score of somatic symptoms, the results were consistent with the Extrapersonal, Intrapersonal and Interpersonal stress factors of Neuman¡Çs Health Care Systems. This research assessed the stressful life events of women, who play the most important role in the family for illness prevention and health promotion and suggested the importance of programs in the Primary Health Services to build basic coping resources.
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