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SUNBURN TENDENCIES IN GEORGIA Nona Magradze Mariam Rukhadze Mariam Izoria Sopio Aspanidze Masters of University of Georgia Tbilisi, 2013
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Sunburn Sunburn occurs when skin is burned by ultraviolet (UV) radiation, most often after being in the sun for too long
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The Sun - Harmful Causes Sunburn Makes Our Skin Wrinkle Causes Skin Cancer Causes Eye Damage
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The Sun - Helpful Keep us warm Makes Vitamin D Kills Germs Makes Us Feel Good Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Research Method Randomized Survey Research Problem Wrong Sun Safety Action Steps in Georgia
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Data From the Center of Burns and Plastic Surgery
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Research Procedure Requiring young persons by Questionnaire in Swimming Pool, Cafes, Social Network Statistics From Burns Center in Tbilisi
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Research Instrument Questionnaire (17 Questions)
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Our Respondents Young Population: Age Range 14 – 29 Number of persons: 36 (25 Female; 11 Male) Demographic Area: Tbilisi
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Our Respondents Skin Color: Majority was Light/Medium
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Age Range
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Data Analsysis Education: most respondents (32) had higher education
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Data Analsysis 25 From 36 used go to seaside for tanning For effective tanning use majority of our respondents don’t use any remedies
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Remedies for effective tanning
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Data Analysis 23 From 36 don’t reapply the lotion No cases of hospitalization (0) Have no sufficient information about harms of sun (18)
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Data Analysis Common Skin Problem were pigmented spots (17) Common Symptom – Headache (25) 14 from 36 used to stay under sun rays during the peak hours
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Data Analysis Popular method of treatment after sunburn was Self-treatment by home remedies (17) 21 from 36 think that are safe from the sun's damaging rays on cloudy days
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Data Analysis Liquid intake was 2L in most cases TV and Commercials were main sources for tanning recommendations (18) Popular season for tanning was summer (30)
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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Recommendations Limit time in the midday sun The sun’s rays are strongest between 10 am and 4 pm.. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Recommendations Use Sunscreen Use sunscreen of SPF 30+ generously and reapply every 2 hours, or after working, swimming, playing, or exercising outdoors. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Recommendations Wear a Hat A hat with a wide brim offers good sun protection for your eyes, ears, face, and the back of your neck
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Recommendations for Primary Care Arrange Trainings, Leaflets, Brochures, Posters to Educate of Population
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Thank You
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