Abstract:

Pes planus is the assessment of the level of physical suitability, quality of life and self-esteem of the students of the University of Inönü and determining the relationship of this situation with each other. The research is a study in a cutting-edge scan model. The study included 134 male and 134 female students. The study used Short Form-36, the International Physical Activity Level Scale and the Rosenberg Identity Respect Scale. The data analysis is based on the SPSS 24.0 statistical program. The sub-dimensions of the scales are calculated with Compute veriable and gender comparisons are made using the Independent Example T Test. Two variable correlation analysis has been used to determine the relationship between the scales. The study found that the weekly energy consumption of students in men (1357,30±244,85) and women (1298,20±243,14) was at the highest light (met-d/week) level and meaningful (p<0.05=,048) when life quality was studied under dimensions, there was a meaningful difference in pain (p<0.05=,018) and that women and men had an average self-respect according to the self-respect scale and the difference between the two groups (p<0.05=,014) was meaningful.  Pes planus has been determined that students are affected negatively by the level of physical fitness, quality of life and self-respect, and that the negative physical fitness affects the quality of life and self-respect.