767 resultados para TRIDIMENSIONAL PERSONALITY QUESTIONNAIRE
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ABSTRACT Objective Investigate the occurrence of dual diagnosis in users of legal and illegal drugs. Methods It is an analytical, cross-sectional study with a quantitative approach, non-probabilistic intentional sampling, carried out in two centers for drug addiction treatment, by means of individual interviews. A sociodemographic questionnaire, the Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST) and the Mini-International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI) were used. Results One hundred and ten volunteers divided into abstinent users (group 1), alcoholics (group 2) and users of alcohol and illicit drugs (group 3). The substances were alcohol, tobacco, crack and marijuana. A higher presence of dual diagnosis in group 3 (71.8%) was observed, which decreased in group 2 (60%) and 37.1% of drug abstinent users had psychiatric disorder. Dual diagnosis was associated with the risk of suicide, suicide attempts and the practice of infractions. The crack consumption was associated with the occurrence of major depressive episode and antisocial personality disorder. Conclusion It was concluded that the illicit drug users had a higher presence of dual diagnosis showing the severity of this clinical condition. It is considered essential that this clinical reality is included in intervention strategies in order to decrease the negative effects of consumption of these substances and provide better quality of life for these people.
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The Paternal Adjustment and Paternal Attitudes Questionnaire (PAPA) was designed to assess paternal adjustment and paternal attitudes during the transition to parenthood. This study aimed to examine the psychometric characteristics of the Portuguese versions of the PAPA-Antenatal (PAPA-AN) and -Postnatal (PAPA-PN) versions. A nonclinical sample of 128 fathers was recruited in the obstetrics outpatient unit, and they completed both versions of the PAPA and selfreport measures of depressive and anxiety symptoms during pregnancy and the postpartum period, respectively. Good internal consistency for both PAPA-AN and PAPA-PN was found. A three-factor model was found for both versions of the instrument. Longitudinal confirmatory factor analysis revealed a good model fit. The PAPA-AN and PAPA-PN subscales revealed good internal consistency. Significant associations were found between PAPA (PAPA-AN and PAPA-PN) and depressive and anxiety symptoms, suggesting good criterion validity. Both versions also showed good clinical validity, with optimal cutoffs found. The present study suggested that the Portuguese versions of the PAPA are reliable multidimensional self-report measures of paternal adjustment and paternal attitudes that could be used to identify fathers with adjustment problems and negative attitudes during the transition to parenthood.
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OBJECTIVE: To develop a simplified questionnaire for self-evaluation by adolescents of foods associated with the risk of coronary diseases. METHODS: Frequency questionnaires about 80 foods were answered by representative samples of 256 adolescents aged 12 to 19 from Rio de Janeiro as part of the Nutrition and Health Research project. The dependent variable was the serum cholesterol predicting equation as influenced by diet, and the independent variables were the foods. The variables were normalized and, using Pearson's correlation coefficient, those with r>0.10 were selected for the regression model. The model was analyzed for sex, age, random sample, and total calories. Those food products that explained 85% of the cholesterol variation equation were present in the caloric model, and contained trans fatty acids were selected for the questionnaire. RESULTS: Sixty-five food products had a statistically significant correlation (P<0.001) with the dependent variable. The simplified questionnaire included 9 food products present in all tested models: steak or broiled meat, hamburger, full-fat cheese, French fries or potato chips, whole milk, pies or cakes, cookies, sausages, butter or margarine. The limit of the added food points for self-evaluation was 100, and over 120 points was considered excessive. CONCLUSION: The scores given to the food products and the criteria for the evaluation of the consumption limits enabled the adolescents to get to know and to balance their intake.
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Mulher de 70 anos, com antecedentes de diabetes mellitus e hipertensão arterial sistêmica, em acompanhamento ambulatorial por anemia crônica após cirurgia corretiva de angiodisplasia de jejuno proximal, apresentou imagem de mixoma em átrio esquerdo em exame ecocardiográfico transtorácico de rotina. Foi submetida a investigação ecocardiográfica transesofágica multiplanar e a estudo ecocardiográfico tridimensional. O ecocardiograma tridimensional propiciou melhor detalhamento anatômico da tumoração. A paciente foi submetida a exérese da massa, com confirmação anatomopatológica. O ecocardiograma tridimensional mostrou ser técnica que apresenta contribuição adicional à investigação diagnóstica das cardiopatias estruturais.
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Relatamos caso de homem de 66 anos de idade portador de insuficiência cardíaca classe funcional (NYHA) IV que foi submetido a terapia de ressincronização cardíaca por implante de marcapasso biventricular. O paciente foi avaliado antes e 48 horas após o implante do marcapasso com o emprego da ecocardiografia tridimensional transtorácica em tempo real. A utilização da ecocardiografia tridimensional contribuiu para o entendimento do mecanismo envolvido na ressincronização cardíaca através da demonstração da melhor sincronização dos segmentos cardíacos, o que resultou em melhora clínica do paciente.
Índice de dissincronia ventricular: comparação com a fração de ejeção bidimensional e tridimensional
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FUNDAMENTO: O acoplamento eletromecânico (sincronia) do ventrículo esquerdo (VE) tem importância na análise da performance sistólica, especialmente para a indicação da terapia de ressincronização cardíaca em pacientes com ICC avançada. OBJETIVO: Comparar a sincronia do VE analisada com ecocardiograma (eco) tridimensional (3D) em tempo real com medidas de FEVE obtidas com ECO 2D e 3D. MÉTODOS: Estudo prospectivo de 92 indivíduos (56 homens, 47±10 anos), 60 com anatomia cardíaca (eco) e ECG normais (Grupo N), 32 com cardiomiopatia dilatada (Grupo CMD). Com o emprego do ECO 3D foram aferidos FEVE, volumes e índice de dissincronia (ID)% para 16 segmentos do VE; com o ECO 2D foram medidos FEVE (método de Simpson) e volumes sistólico e diastólico do VE. Análise estatística: coeficiente de correlação (Pearson), 95% IC, teste de regressão linear, teste de Bland & Altman, p<0,05. RESULTADOS: O ID% variou de 0,2900 a 28,1000 (5,2014±6,3281), a FEVE 3D variou de 0,17 a 0,81 (0,52±0,17); a FEVE 2D variou de 0,3 a 0,69 (0,49±0,11). A correlação entre ID e FEVE 3D foi (r): -0,7432, p<0,0001, IC: -0,8227 a -0,6350, a relação linear entre ID (x) e FEVE 3D (y) foi y = 19,8124 + (-27,9578) x , p<0,0001. A correlação entre ID e FEVE 2D foi (r): -0,7012, p<0,0001, IC: -0,7923 a -0,5797. CONCLUSÃO: Nesta casuística foi observada boa correlação negativa entre o acoplamento sistólico tridimensional eletromecânico do VE e a FEVE medida ao ecocardiograma (3D e 2D).