Cross-sectional study examines sleep quality in nursing students related to BMI and physical activity, suggesting the need for targeted health interventions.
Key Points
A high 38.1% prevalence of sleep disorders was found among nursing students, indicating significant health concerns.
Logistic regression revealed low-intensity physical activity as a major risk factor for sleep disorders, with an OR of 5.820.
Significant interactions between BMI and physical activity suggest complex relationships influencing sleep quality.
The findings indicate a need for comprehensive health management strategies targeting physical activity and BMI to improve sleep quality.