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Table 1 The characteristics of included children

From: Compliance of functional exercises in school-age children with limb fractures: implication for nursing countermeasures

Variables

Compliance group(n = 118)

Non-compliance group(n = 210)

t/χ2

p

Age(y)

11.02 ± 2.35

8.96 ± 2.71

3.021

0.005

Male/female

75/43

142/68

2.408

0.091

BMI(kg/m2)

21.34 ± 2.44

22.01 ± 3.52

6.663

0.076

Only child of family

  

1.418

0.002

  Yes

36(30.51%)

151(71.90%)

  

  No

82(69.49%)

59(28.10%)

  

Place of residence

  

2.112

0.107

  Rural area

47(39.83%)

85(40.48%)

  

  City

71(60.17%)

125(59.52%)

  

Guardians

  

5.291

0.013

  Parents

79(66.95%)

82(39.05%)

  

  Grandparents

30(25.42%)

124(59.05%)

  

  Others

9(7.63%)

4(1.90%)

  

Type of fracture

  

4.119

0.055

  Closed

85(72.03%)

149(70.95%)

  

  Open

33(27.97%)

61(29.05%)

  

Site of fracture

  

2.814

0.054

  Upper limb

72(61.02%)

114(54.29%)

  

  Lower limb

38(32.20%)

75(35.71%)

  

  Both

8(6.78%)

21(10%)

  

Causes of fracture

  

1.947

0.106

  Traffic accident

61(51.69%)

104(49.52%)

  

  Fall

55(46.62%)

102(48.57%)

  

  Others

2(1.69%)

4(%)

  

Type of Temperament

  

2.988

0.001

  Easy-going temperament

74(62.72%)

60(28.57%)

  

  Troublesome temperament

17(14.41%)

67(31.90%)

  

  Initiate slow temperament

16(13.56%)

51(24.29%)

  

  Intermediate temperament

11(9.32%)

32(15.24%)

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