The Influencing Factors for Anxiety Among Fifth-Year Medical Students During Exam Periods at The Faculty of Medicine, University of Zawia

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Cross-sectional study examines how gender and age affect anxiety levels in medical students, indicating significant stress outcomes.

Higher anxiety levels are found in female medical students during exam periods, indicating distinct gender differences.
Statistically significant decreases in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure were recorded after exams, demonstrating physiological responses.
Older medical students, particularly those aged 25 and above, exhibit heightened anxiety levels compared to their younger counterparts.
Daily internet use and family history of hypertension did not show significant associations with anxiety levels among medical students.

Draibi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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