Tuberculosis en la región sur del departamento del Atlántico durante la emergencia invernal del año 2010
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2014
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Martínez Acosta, Julieth Vanessa
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud
Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud
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La TB es la enfermedad más antigua que ha padecido el ser humano y en
la actualidad es un problema de salud no resuelto. El abandono del
tratamiento aumenta la mortalidad y el contagio. Se buscó identificar
factores asociados a la incidencia y prevalencia de tuberculosis en
pacientes de la REGION SUR DEL DEPARTAMENTO DEL ATLATICO en año
2010 y su relación con la ola invernal de este mismo año. El estudio fue
de tipo monografía; se circunscribe a señalar los hallazgos de la literatura
y presenta la información suministrada por la Secretaría Departamental
de Salud del Atlántico. Se le realizó un análisis de la información
suministrada para determinar los factores asociados a la incidencia y
prevalencia de la tuberculosis en el sur del departamento del Atlántico.
Los resultados arrojados llevaron a concluir que el abandono del
tratamiento de tuberculosis se asocia a múltiples factores no modificables
como la edad, el sexo y el difícil acceso al servicio de salud, asociando
esto a la problemática existente de la ola invernal del año 2010.
TB is the oldest disease that humans have had and today is a health problem not solved. Discontinuation of therapy increases mortality and contagion. We sought to identify factors associated with the incidence and prevalence of tuberculosis in patients SOUTH REGION DEPARTMENT Atlántico in 2010 and their relationship with the rainy season this year. The study was monograph type; is limited to note the findings of the literature and presents the information provided by the Provincial Ministry of Health of the Atlantic. He conducted an analysis of the information provided to determine the factors associated with the incidence and prevalence of tuberculosis in the southern department of the Atlantic. Thrown results led to the conclusion that the abandonment of the treatment of tuberculosis is associated with multiple non-modifiable factors such as age, sex, and poor access to health services, linking this to the existing problems of the rainy season of 2010.
TB is the oldest disease that humans have had and today is a health problem not solved. Discontinuation of therapy increases mortality and contagion. We sought to identify factors associated with the incidence and prevalence of tuberculosis in patients SOUTH REGION DEPARTMENT Atlántico in 2010 and their relationship with the rainy season this year. The study was monograph type; is limited to note the findings of the literature and presents the information provided by the Provincial Ministry of Health of the Atlantic. He conducted an analysis of the information provided to determine the factors associated with the incidence and prevalence of tuberculosis in the southern department of the Atlantic. Thrown results led to the conclusion that the abandonment of the treatment of tuberculosis is associated with multiple non-modifiable factors such as age, sex, and poor access to health services, linking this to the existing problems of the rainy season of 2010.
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Tuberculosis, Incidencia, Prevalencia factores de riesgo, Incidence, Prevalence Risk Factors
