Quati Teste Psicologico.pdf
Nichol Sadlon
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Introduction: Given the high risk of vertical transmission of the Hepatitis B and C viruses, it is
extremely important to define the seroepidemiological aspects in pregnant women, considering
that early detection practices help to identify infected patients and minimize the impact and
spread of the virus, since the disease is silent. Objective: To identify seroepidemiological
information on HBV and HCV infections among pregnant women treated at a referral hospital
in the Para municipality of Bragança, as well as to produce educational tools that will help the
health service and pregnant women carrying these two hepatotropic viruses to understand the
risks. Method: This is a quantitative study, characterized as cross-sectional, prospective and
analytical through a serum epidemiological survey and the collection of information through
scientific databases for the formulation of a protocol/educational material to be instituted. All
pregnant women registered and being monitored at the high-risk prenatal clinic at the Santo
Antonio Maria Zaccaria Hospital in 2022 were considered, regardless of gestational age. All
the samples were tested for HBV infection markers (HBsAg, anti-HBc Total and anti-HBs) and
systemic IgG-type antibodies for the detection of HCV (anti-HCV) using a fourth-generation
enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), using commercial kits (Dia Pro, Italy),
following the manufacturer's instructions. Results: Of the 301 pregnant women analyzed, it
showed a frequency of 18 to 28 years, married/civil status, with education between complete
high school or higher education, monthly family income of up to one minimum wage, 68%
from the municipality of Bragança and with comorbidities 9% in particular hypertension, in
relation to the results of laboratory tests: HBsAg, resulted in a prevalence rate of (0.5%_1/301),
for Total anti-HBc there was a predominance of (2.7%_08/301), anti-HBs in (61.4% _185/301)
and 29.9% were not immunized. None of the patients were anti-HCV reactive. Conclusions:
Access to prenatal care with a standard operating protocol and trained staff is one of the main
quality tools in combating vertical transmission caused by hepatitis B and C, as is the delivery
of a folder to pregnant women in order to multiply the information.
Keywords: HBV; HCV; Pregnant women.
The World Health Organization Disability Assessment Schedule (WHODAS 2.0)
is a tool developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) to measure
disability and disability, supporting the model of the International Classification
of Health, Disability and Functioning. The Brazilian version of WHODAS 2.0
was translated and made available for use by WHO in 2015. Thus, the objective
of this study was to validate the Brazilian version of WHODAS 2.0 for use by
rural workers. 110 people participated (median age: 50 years). Two assessment
tools were used: the 36-item version of the WHODAS 2.0 and the World Health
Organization Quality of Life-bref (WHOQOL-abbreviated). The psychometric
properties tested were internal consistency and criterion validity. Cronbach's
Alpha values showed good internal consistency in most areas. Criterion validity
was adequate, with moderate correlations between WHODAS 2.0 domains and
WHOQOL-abbreviated areas. The results indicated the validity of the WHODAS
2.0 to assess the functionality of rural workers.
Keywords: Disability Assessment; Functionality; Validation Studies; Workers.