Creencias, actitudes y práctica ante VIH en estudiantes de enfermería de universidad Simón Bolívar Barranquilla- Atlántico año 2010
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2010
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Barrios Medina, Laura
Consuegra Natera, Nancy
Fúnez Feria, Rosmery
Garabito Tapia, Lina
Salas Julio, Arelcy
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud
Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud
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Las prácticas y comportamientos sexuales inadecuados han llevado a exposiciones de enfermedades de transmisiones sexuales, Siendo el VIH o SIDA uno del más temible y mortal de la vida humana.
El VIH se encuentra en gran cantidad en la sangre de una persona infectada y puede transmitir a través de sangre y El sida es un virus que se encuentra en el semen y las secreciones vaginales. Se puede transmitir en las relaciones anales, vaginales y buco-genitales; de igual forma se puede transmitir De Madre A Hijo mediante el embarazo o parto. En nuestra investigación utilizamos el estudio analítico, utilizando encuestas dirigidas para indagar sobre conocimiento, actitudes sobre el VIH en los estudiantes de la Universidad simón bolívar, el cual nos arrojo un promedio El 90% de los encuestados tienen información sobre el VIH y el 10% no saben. Además el 90% de la población considera necesario e importante el uso de preservativos al tener relaciones sexuales y el 10% no lo considera necesario.
Por medio de este trabajo queremos educar a hombres y mujeres con vida sexual activa ayudándoles a que aprendan como llevar una sexualidad con responsabilidad para que así podamos erradicar esta incidencia en nuestra sociedad. Con esta investigación queremos recomendarles a todos los que tengan una vida sexual activa que respeten su cuerpo y que utilicen el preservativo en una forma responsable como un método de barrera efectivo para evitar esta enfermedad que ha costado muchas vidas.
Inappropriate sexual behavior and practices have led people to greater exposure to sexually-transmitted diseases. HIV/AIDS is one of the most dangerous viruses for the human body. HIV is present in most of an infected person’s blood and can be transmitted through this fluid. AIDS is a virus that is present is sexual and vaginal fluids. It can be transmitted through anal, vaginal and oral sex relations, as well as from mother to child at pregnancy or while giving to birth. In our research we used the analytical study, making surveys aimed at investigating the levels of knowledge and attitudes about HIV among the students of Simon Bolivar University. The results of these surveys: 90% of the student population has information about HIV and 10% doesn’t. Besides that, 90% of surveyed students consider the use of preservatives necessary and important, while only 10% doesn’t consider it necessary or important. Through this research, we want to educate men and women who have an active sexual life by helping them to learn how to maintain a responsible sexual life so that we can help eradicate the increasing incidence of this disease in our society. With this research, we want to recommend everyone with an active sexual life to respect their bodies and to use preservatives in a responsible way as an effective barrier to this disease that has already taken a high toll of human lives.
Inappropriate sexual behavior and practices have led people to greater exposure to sexually-transmitted diseases. HIV/AIDS is one of the most dangerous viruses for the human body. HIV is present in most of an infected person’s blood and can be transmitted through this fluid. AIDS is a virus that is present is sexual and vaginal fluids. It can be transmitted through anal, vaginal and oral sex relations, as well as from mother to child at pregnancy or while giving to birth. In our research we used the analytical study, making surveys aimed at investigating the levels of knowledge and attitudes about HIV among the students of Simon Bolivar University. The results of these surveys: 90% of the student population has information about HIV and 10% doesn’t. Besides that, 90% of surveyed students consider the use of preservatives necessary and important, while only 10% doesn’t consider it necessary or important. Through this research, we want to educate men and women who have an active sexual life by helping them to learn how to maintain a responsible sexual life so that we can help eradicate the increasing incidence of this disease in our society. With this research, we want to recommend everyone with an active sexual life to respect their bodies and to use preservatives in a responsible way as an effective barrier to this disease that has already taken a high toll of human lives.
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VIH, SIDA, Sexo, Creencias, Actitudes, Practica, HIV, AIDS, Sex, Beliefs, Acttitudes, Practices
