comportamiento de hábitos tóxicos en un grupo de pacientes atendidos en la facultad de estomatología behaviour of toxic habtis in a group of patients attended at the faculty of stomatology
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Con la finalidad de conocer el comportamiento de hábitos tóxicos se realizó un estudio observacional descriptivo en 100 pacientes que acudieron a la Facultad de Estomatología en el mes de marzo del 2006. Para tal efecto se utilizaron 2 instrumentos: un cuestionario confeccionado para los fines de la investigación y el CID (cuestionario de indicadores diagnósticos). Entre los resultados obtuvimos un predominio del sexo femenino sobre el masculino en el grupo de estudio, donde se observó un alto nivel de instrucción. El conocimiento sobre drogas legales (café, tabaco y alcohol), fue inadecuado en la mayoría de los pacientes; el alcohol, el tabaco y café son los tóxicos consumidos con mayor porcentaje en nuestro grupo de estudio. La mayoría de los encuestados comenzaron el consumo de estos tóxicos entre 15 y 20 años y la diversión fue el motivo más frecuente de inicio del consumo. En nuestro estudio hubo predominio del grupo de los consumidores de riesgo sobre los consumidores sociales.
In order to know the behaviour of toxic habits, an observational descriptive study was conducted in 100 patients that received attention at the Faculty of Stomatology in March, 2006. 2 instruments were used: a questionnaire made according to the ends of the investigation, and a questionnaire of diagnostic indicators (QDI). There was a predominance of females over males in the study group, where a high educational level was observed. Knowledge of legal drugs (coffee, tobacco and alcohol) was inadequate in most of the patients. Alcohol, tobacco and coffee were the most consumed toxics in our study group. The majority of the surveyed began to consume toxics when they were 15-20 years old, and amusement was the most frequent reason to start the consumption. In our study there was a predominance of the group of risk consumers over the social consumers.
In order to know the behaviour of toxic habits, an observational descriptive study was conducted in 100 patients that received attention at the Faculty of Stomatology in March, 2006. 2 instruments were used: a questionnaire made according to the ends of the investigation, and a questionnaire of diagnostic indicators (QDI). There was a predominance of females over males in the study group, where a high educational level was observed. Knowledge of legal drugs (coffee, tobacco and alcohol) was inadequate in most of the patients. Alcohol, tobacco and coffee were the most consumed toxics in our study group. The majority of the surveyed began to consume toxics when they were 15-20 years old, and amusement was the most frequent reason to start the consumption. In our study there was a predominance of the group of risk consumers over the social consumers.
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| Authors | ;Rolando Sáez Carriera;Nadia Nazco Hidalgo;Victoria D. Carriera Piloto;Zuilen Jiménez Quintana;Andrés Pérez |
| Journal | nature genetics |
| Year | 2007 |
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