Daytime Sleepiness among Medical Colleges’ Students in Jordan: Impact on Academic Performance
Table 1
Participant’s demographic profile (n = 986).
No.
Variable
Statistics
1
Age
Mean 20.9 ± 2.2
2
Sex
Female
616 (63.1%)
Male
361 (36.9%)
3
School
Medicine
299 (30.6%)
Allied medical sciences
212 (21.7%)
Pharmacy and pharm D
154 (15.8%)
Dentistry
159 (16.3%)
Nursing and midwifery
152 (15.6%)
4
Year of study
1st
156 (16.1%)
2nd
218 (22.5%)
3rd
150 (15.5%)
4th
218 (22.5%)
5th
120 (12.4%)
6th
108 (11.1%)
5
Medical problem
Yes
109 (11.2%)
No
868 (88.8%)
6
Night sleeping hours
<5
155 (15.9%)
5-5.9
256 (26.3%)
6-6.9
310 (31.8%)
>7
254 (26.1%)
7
The use of sleep aids
0 in the past month
757 (77.6%)
< once/week
103 (10.6%)
Once or twice/week
73 (7.5%)
>3 times/week
43 (4.4%)
8
Quality of sleep
Good
570 (58.8%)
Bad
399 (41.2%)
9
CGPA
Below 2.5
45 (4.9%)
2.5 - 2.99
202 (26.7%)
3 - 3.49
321 (34.7%)
3.5 and above
358 (38.7%)
Percentages represents the frequency for categorial variables and the means ± SD for continuous variables. 6th year students are from the colleges of Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) and Medicine and Surgery.