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Rev. CEFAC ; 17(2): 475-484, Mar-Apr/2015. tab
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-746187

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OBJETIVO: identificar a prevalência do consumo de álcool e a de fatores associados ao binge drinking entre acadêmicos da saúde de uma instituição de ensino superior. MÉTODOS: trata-se de uma pesquisa transversal e analítica, cujo instrumento de coleta foibaseadono Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test. A associação entre o binge drinking e demais variáveis foi investigada pela análise bivariada e Regressão Logística. RESULTADOS: a prevalência de uso de álcool foi de 135 estudantes (74,9%) e do binge drinking foi de 44 (15,3%). O binge drinking foi associado ao sexo masculino e ao tipo de religião. Quanto aos prejuízos para a vida acadêmica, o beber problemático esteve associado às faltas escolares, ao baixo desempenho em avaliações, ao envolvimento em brigas ou eventos fora da lei. CONCLUSÃO: houve alta prevalência de consumo de álcool e prejuízos relativos ao desempenho acadêmico estiveram associados ao binge drinking. .


PURPOSE: identifying the prevalence of alcohol consumption and the factors associated with binge drinking among academics of health of a higher education institution. METHODS: this is a cross-sectional analytical study; whose instrument of data collection was based on the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test. The association between binge drinking and other variables was assessed by bivariate analysis and logistic regression. RESULTS: the prevalence of alcohol use was of 135 students (74,9%) and binge drinking was 44 (15,3%). The binge drinking was associated with male gender and with the type of religion. Regarding the harms to the academic life, problematic drinking was associated with school absences, low performance on assessments, and involvement in fights or events outside the law. CONCLUSION: there was a high prevalence of alcohol consumption and losses related to academic performance were associated with binge drinking. .

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