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    题名: Will daytime occupational noise exposures induce nighttime sleep disturbance?
    作者: Lin, CY;Tsai, PJ;Lin, KY;Chen, CY;Chung, LH;Wu, JL;Guo, YL
    贡献者: National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
    摘要: BACKGROUND: Nighttime environmental noise affects sleep quality. However, the effects of daytime occupational noise remain unclear. METHODS: A quasi-experiment of 48 participants who had been employed for at least six months in two hospital cafeterias. The participants were randomly designated to be assessed on high- and low-noise workdays for 8 h or low- and high-noise workdays, separated by a washout period of 14 days. Subsequently, pure tone audiometry, autonomic nervous system (ANS) function tests, serum cortisol tests, and polysomnography were conducted. RESULTS: For the 40 participants in the study, the 8-h time-weighted average of personal noise exposed on high- and low-noise workdays was 76.8 dBA (standard deviation, SD: 6.2) and 61.0 dBA (SD: 7.1), respectively. Participants with higher personal noise exposure during the day were found to have a lower percentage of slow wave sleep (percent change of mean value: -1.287%; 95% CI: -2.602%, -0.037%) and lower sleep efficiency (-0.267%; 95% CI: -0.525%, -0.008%). In addition, after work, personal noise exposure was revealed to be related to increased serum cortisol levels (1.698%; 95% CI: 0.887%, 2.528%), and sympathetic activity as measured by low frequency/high frequency (3.000%; 95% CI: 1.294%, 4.706%) and blood pressures by cold pressor test (systolic: 5.163%; 95% CI: 2.780%, 7.537%) (diastolic: 3.109%; 95% CI: 1.604%, 4.614%). CONCLUSIONS: Daytime occupational noise exposure had sustained effects on nighttime sleep quality, specifically on slow wave sleep and sleep efficiency. These disturbances could be partially explained by post-shift elevated cortisol and ANS activity. The psychosocial and metabolic consequences of poorer sleep quality induced by occupational noise exposure warrant further investigation.
    日期: 2018-06-06
    關聯: Sleep Medicine. 2018 Jun 6;50:87-96.
    Link to: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.sleep.2018.05.025
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    Cited Times(WOS): https://www.webofscience.com/wos/woscc/full-record/WOS:000444845100014
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