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Difference of hemoglobin level of physical education students of Kashmir and other state

Abstract

The present study was undertaken with a view to see the comparison level on hemoglobin percentage of Kashmir and other state students. For the present study twenty (20) male subjects (10 from Kashmir and 10 from other state) of M.P.Ed students were selected randomly from Dr. Babasaheb Nadurkar College of Physical Education, Yavatmal Their age ranges varied from 22 to 28 years. All the subjects belong to different socio-economic conditions. After the selection of the subjects researcher administered the pretest to measure the hemoglobin percentage of Kashmir and other state physical education students. All the variables were tested and measured through standard procedure with the help of expert and under the direct supervision of the experimenter. After the 45 days researcher again administered hemoglobin test both the groups and data were collected through standard procedures with the help of doctors and direct supervision of the experimenter. To see any significant differences ‘t’ test was used for statistical analysis. The results of the present study concluded that there is very little difference in Hb level, which may be due to the environmental effect as both the groups are residing in the same area with same food from long time.

Hemoglobinopathies and Related DisordersDiabetes, Cardiovascular Risks, and LipoproteinsBody Composition Measurement TechniquesSignificant differenceTest (biology)HemoglobinDemographyPsychologyMedicineStatistical analysisMathematicsStatisticsBiology
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45%
vs. same field & year
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