Factores de riesgo cardiovascular en pacientes: subcentro de salud general Vernaza Canton Salitre, 2020 / Cardiovascular risk factors in patients: Subcenter of general health vernaza canton Salitre, 2020

Las enfermedades cardiovasculares son las principales causas de muerte a nivel mundial, cada año mueren más personas por esta enfermedad que por otra causa. Objetivo: Determinar los factores de riesgo cardiovascular en pacientes: Subcentro de salud General Vernaza cantón Salitre. Materiales y métodos: Fue de enfoque cuantitativo, observacional, descriptivo, no experimental y transversal, la población (N=200) pacientes, la muestra de 120 pacientes de 40 a 65 años de edad con problemas cardiovasculares, el instrumento fue una encuesta validada por juicio de expertos en salud. Resultados: Los factores de riesgo cardiovascular más predominantes fueron el estrés (34,2%) y el sedentarismo (16,7%); consumen cigarrillo (48,3%); consumen alcohol (45,8%), se alimentan 3 veces al día los alimentos cotidianos (71,7%); no cuidan sus porciones alimenticias (39,2%); el nivel de colesterol más frecuente entre 100 y 129 mg/dL (38,3%), no evitan alimentos fritos empanizados y cremosos(55,8%); no realizan ejercicio físico (36,7%); el estado nutricional normal abarcó un (68,3%), se sirven sus alimentos cotidianos en casa (72,5%); consumen muy frecuente carnes y pescados (80%), huevos y lácteos (70,8%), frutas y verduras (50,8%), grasas (65,8%), alcohol y café (65%), horas sentados viendo TV, móvil o portátil (54,2%) de 4 a 8 horas; condición regular para realizar actividad física (38,3%), tiempo máximo de realizar ejercicio 10 a 30 minutos (40,8%), en un solo día a la semana (65%). Conclusiones: Los factores de riesgo cardiovasculares en pacientes fueron el estrés y sedentarismo, convirtiéndose en un problema de salud pública afectando el presupuesto familiar, hospitalario y del estado(AU)

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading causes of death worldwide More people die each year from this disease than from any other cause. Objective:Determine the risk factors cardiovascular disease in patients: General Vernaza Health Subcenter Salitre canton. Materials and methods:Focus was quantitative, observational, descriptive, non-experimental and cross-sectional, the population (N=200) patients, the sample of 120 patients from 40 to 65 years of age with cardiovascular problems, the instrument was a survey validated by the judgment of health experts. Results:The cardiovascular risk factors more predominant were stress (34.2%) and sedentary lifestyle (16.7%); smoke cigarettes (48.3%); consume alcohol (45.8%), they eat daily food 3 times a day (71.7%); they don't watch their portions food (39.2%); the most frequent cholesterol level between 100 and 129 mg/dL (38.3%), they do not avoid food breaded and creamy fried foods (55.8%); do not perform physical exercise (36.7%); normal nutritional status encompassed one (68.3%), they serve their daily meals at home (72.5%); eat meatand fish very often (80%), eggs and dairy products (70.8%), fruits and vegetables (50.8%), fats (65.8%), alcohol and coffee (65%), hours sitting watching TV, mobile or laptop (54.2%) from 4 to 8 hours; regular condition for physical activity (38.3%), maximum time to exercise 10 to 30 minutes (40.8%), on a single day a week (65%). Conclusions:The cardiovascular risk factors in patients were stress and sedentary lifestyle, becoming in a public health problem affecting higher family, hospital and state out-of-pocket costs(AU)

Current status and influencing factors of attempted smoking among adolescents in Jiading District， Shanghai / 上海预防医学

Objective:To understand the current status of smoking attempt among adolescents in Jiading District of Shanghai and to explore the influencing factors so as to provide suggestions for further intervention and control of tobacco smoking among adolescents. Methods:A total of 3 745 students from grade one to grade three from seven junior high school in Jiading District， Shanghai， were selected to participate in the survey by stratified cluster random sampling method. Anonymous internet questionnaire survey was conducted and the survey data， including main demographic information and smoking attempt， was analyzed by binary logistic regression test. Smoking attempt was defined as the teenagers had smoked at least one puff prior to the time of questionnaire survey. Results:A total of 3 630 valid questionnaires were collected and the rate was 96.9%（3 630/3 745）. Overall 4.4%（158/3 630） of participants had smoking attempt. The results of binary logistic regression test showed that compared with women， men had higher risk of attempted smoking （P<0.05）. Compared with registered residence in Shanghai， the risk of smoking behavior was higher among adolescents who were not registered residence in Shanghai （P<0.05）. Smoking behavior among family members， classmates and friends were risk factors for adolescents to attempt smoking （P<0.05）. When the number of family smoker was higher than 2， the risk of young students trying to smoke was significantly higher （P<0.05）. Compared with the students who believed smoking was harmful to adolescents' health， it was a risk factor for those who considered trying to smoke might be harmful or harmless to try smoking （P<0.05）. Conclusion:Smoking control in Jiading District schools has achieved some success， and the proportion of teenagers trying to smoke is low. However， further enhancement of smoking control among young people is still in need and we should devote more attention on male adolescents with non-Shanghai residence registration， and family smoke-free environment.

Perception of damage and benefits associated to the use of marijuana in adolescents, Viña del Mar, Chile / Percepção de danos e benefícios associados ao uso de maconha em adolescentes, Viña del Mar, Chile / Percepción de daño y beneficios asociados al uso de marihuana en adolescentes, Viña del Mar, Chile

ABSTRACT Objective: analyze the perception of harm and benefits, and its association with the use of marijuana in high school students, as well as the intention to use it in a context of regulatory changes. Method: a quantitative, exploratory, cross-sectional study was designed, applying a self-administered questionnaire to 268 high school students. Results: The results showed that the declared consumption in the sample is higher than that obtained in previous studies in Chile, which had already warned of the increase in prevalence, compared to previous measurements. There is a low perception of risk associated with consumption and insecurity regarding benefits. In the framework of regulatory changes, no change was observed in the intention of use. Adolescent consumers would continue to do so as before, while those who have not consumed it, 25% would try it, and 60% would still not use it. Conclusions: The current discussion in the country has focused on the effect that the change in the law would have, by itself, on adolescent consumption, however, it is relevant to direct efforts towards the perceptions of risk and benefits that they have, in order to stop the observed increasing in consumption in the country, in the latest studies.

RESUMO Objetivo: analisar a percepção de danos e benefícios, e sua associação com o uso de maconha em estudantes do ensino médio, bem como a intenção de uso em um contexto de mudanças regulatórias. Método: realizou-se pesquisa quantitativa, exploratória e transversal, aplicando-se questionário autoadministrado a 268 estudantes do ensino médio. Resultados: os resultados mostraram que o consumo declarado na pesquisa é superior ao obtido em estudos prévios no Chile, que tinham alertado sobre o aumento da prevalência, em relação às medições anteriores. Há uma baixa percepção de risco associada ao consumo e à insegurança em relação aos benefícios. No âmbito das mudanças regulatórias, nenhuma mudança na intenção de uso foi observada. Consumidores adolescentes continuariam a fazê-lo como antes, enquanto aqueles que não o consumiram, 25% tentariam, e 60% ainda não o usariam. Conclusões: A discussão atual no país enfocou-se no efeito que a mudança da lei teria, por si só, sobre o uso feito pelos adolescentes. No entanto, é relevante direcionar esforços para as percepções de risco e benefícios que eles têm, a fim de impedir o aumento do consumo que tem sido observado no país nos últimos estudos.

RESUMEN Objetivo: analizar la percepción de daño y beneficios, y su asociación con el uso de marihuana en estudiantes secundarios, así como la intención de uso en un contexto de cambios regulatorios. Método: se diseñó un estudio cuantitativo, exploratorio, transversal, aplicando un cuestionario autoadministrado a 268 estudiantes de nivel secundario. Resultados: Los resultados mostraron que el consumo declarado en la muestra es superior a lo obtenido en estudios previos de Chile, que ya habían alertado del aumento de la prevalencia, respecto a mediciones anteriores. Existe una baja percepción de riesgo asociado al consumo e inseguridad respecto a los beneficios. En el marco de cambios regulatorios, no se observó cambio en la intención de uso. Adolescentes consumidores lo seguirían haciendo tal como hasta ahora, mientras que aquellos que no la han consumido, un 25% la probaría, y el 60% seguiría sin utilizarla. Conclusiones: La discusión actual en el país se ha focalizado en el efecto que el cambio en la ley tendría, por si misma, en el consumo adolescente, sin embargo, es relevante dirigir esfuerzos hacia las percepciones de riesgo y beneficios que ellos tienen, con el fin de detener el aumento en el consumo que se ha observado en el país, en los últimos estudios.

Factors Associated with Intentions of Korean Youth Smokers to Smoke Consistently after Tobacco Price Increase in the Future

BACKGROUND: The intention among Korean youth smokers to smoke consistently even after tobacco prices may rise in the future may be associated with tobacco dependence. METHODS: Data for 8,988 Korean youth smokers from the 2011 Korea Youth Risk Behavior Web-based Survey were used in this study. A chi-square test was used to analyze smoking behavior changes after increase in tobacco price by socioeconomic characteristics, tobacco-related characteristics, and quality of life-related characteristics. Logistic regression was used to assess the factors related to existing smokers' intention to smoke consistently should tobacco price increase in the future. RESULTS: Of all smoking adolescents, 26.6% had no intention to quit smoking even if the tobacco price were to rise in the future. Logistic regression analysis showed the following significant factors related to intention to continue smoking after an increase in price: age (odds ratio [OR], 0.93), amount of smoking (2-9 vs. or =10 vs. < or =1 cigarettes per day OR, 4.84), daily smoker (OR, 2.73), experience with electronic cigarette (OR, 1.17), attempt to quit smoking (no vs. yes OR, 2.32), age at trying to smoke (before or at elementary vs. high school OR, 1.31), exposure to anti-smoking campaign (no vs. yes OR, 1.20), anti-smoking education (no vs. yes OR, 1.21), happiness (low vs. high OR, 1.31), depression (OR, 1.13), and suicidal ideations (OR, 1.30). CONCLUSIONS: Those with the intention to continue to smoke even after an increase in tobacco price have high tobacco dependence. Therefore, policy makers need to enforce not only price policies but also those unrelated to price, such as smoking cessation programs to help youth smokers quit smoking.

Factors Associated with Intentions of Korean Youth Smokers to Smoke Consistently after Tobacco Price Increase in the Future

BACKGROUND: The intention among Korean youth smokers to smoke consistently even after tobacco prices may rise in the future may be associated with tobacco dependence. METHODS: Data for 8,988 Korean youth smokers from the 2011 Korea Youth Risk Behavior Web-based Survey were used in this study. A chi-square test was used to analyze smoking behavior changes after increase in tobacco price by socioeconomic characteristics, tobacco-related characteristics, and quality of life-related characteristics. Logistic regression was used to assess the factors related to existing smokers' intention to smoke consistently should tobacco price increase in the future. RESULTS: Of all smoking adolescents, 26.6% had no intention to quit smoking even if the tobacco price were to rise in the future. Logistic regression analysis showed the following significant factors related to intention to continue smoking after an increase in price: age (odds ratio [OR], 0.93), amount of smoking (2-9 vs. or =10 vs. < or =1 cigarettes per day OR, 4.84), daily smoker (OR, 2.73), experience with electronic cigarette (OR, 1.17), attempt to quit smoking (no vs. yes OR, 2.32), age at trying to smoke (before or at elementary vs. high school OR, 1.31), exposure to anti-smoking campaign (no vs. yes OR, 1.20), anti-smoking education (no vs. yes OR, 1.21), happiness (low vs. high OR, 1.31), depression (OR, 1.13), and suicidal ideations (OR, 1.30). CONCLUSIONS: Those with the intention to continue to smoke even after an increase in tobacco price have high tobacco dependence. Therefore, policy makers need to enforce not only price policies but also those unrelated to price, such as smoking cessation programs to help youth smokers quit smoking.

Factors Associated with Intentions of Korean Youth Smokers to Smoke Consistently after Tobacco Price Increase in the Future

BACKGROUND: The intention among Korean youth smokers to smoke consistently even after tobacco prices may rise in the future may be associated with tobacco dependence. METHODS: Data for 8,988 Korean youth smokers from the 2011 Korea Youth Risk Behavior Web-based Survey were used in this study. A chi-square test was used to analyze smoking behavior changes after increase in tobacco price by socioeconomic characteristics, tobacco-related characteristics, and quality of life-related characteristics. Logistic regression was used to assess the factors related to existing smokers' intention to smoke consistently should tobacco price increase in the future. RESULTS: Of all smoking adolescents, 26.6% had no intention to quit smoking even if the tobacco price were to rise in the future. Logistic regression analysis showed the following significant factors related to intention to continue smoking after an increase in price: age (odds ratio [OR], 0.93), amount of smoking (2-9 vs. or =10 vs. < or =1 cigarettes per day OR, 4.84), daily smoker (OR, 2.73), experience with electronic cigarette (OR, 1.17), attempt to quit smoking (no vs. yes OR, 2.32), age at trying to smoke (before or at elementary vs. high school OR, 1.31), exposure to anti-smoking campaign (no vs. yes OR, 1.20), anti-smoking education (no vs. yes OR, 1.21), happiness (low vs. high OR, 1.31), depression (OR, 1.13), and suicidal ideations (OR, 1.30). CONCLUSIONS: Those with the intention to continue to smoke even after an increase in tobacco price have high tobacco dependence. Therefore, policy makers need to enforce not only price policies but also those unrelated to price, such as smoking cessation programs to help youth smokers quit smoking.