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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Preval?ncia e fatores associados ? dor em professores de educa??o f?sica em academias de gin?stica da cidade do Salvador-BA

Gon?alves, Ciro Alexandre Merc?s 10 February 2012 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T14:13:58Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 CiroAMG_DISSERT.pdf: 558997 bytes, checksum: 88cebb7de07042495962e2b8c45d2da0 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-02-10 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior / Physical Education professionals are usually exposed to excessive physical workloads that evolve into painful symptomatology and muscle and bone disorders that originate from the work-related exercises. Purposo: The goal of this study was to investigate the prevalence and factors associated with pain painful symptomatology in teachers in gymnastics academies. An analytical transversal cut study was performed involving 163 gymnastics teachers working in the main gyms in the city of Salvador-BA. For evaluation of pain, validated versions in Portuguese of the McGill Protocol and the Wisconsin Pain Inventory were used. For obtain results of descriptive statistical analysis of the collected data was performed, followed by TStudent, and Pearson and Spearman correlation tests to verify possible correlations between the presence of pain and other variables which were considered independent. Finally, for the identification of potential risk factors associated with pain, a binary logistic regression analysis was performed. For all statistical analysis, we cnsidered p< 0.05. Results: The painful symptoms was reported by 88.3% of the subjects surveyed. High pain levels were observed in 63.8% of the interviewed professionals, where the intensity varied from moderate to severe. Pain in the lumbar region was present in 55.2% of subjects. Positive correlations were found between the level of pain intensity and the variables related with the workload activity and daily life of the teachers in almost all body joints analyzed. Some factors had been verified associates to the painful sintomatologia as the age of the professionals, the daily hours load of labor work, and the lack of interval of rest between the lessons. Conclusions: We found a high prevalence in gym teachers working in the city of Salvador-BA, which interfered in various daily activities of their home and professional lives. The most affected region was the lumbar region, followed by the knees, neck, shoulders, ankles, hands, hips, feet, elbows and forearms. The factors associated with development of painful symptomatology were the age of the professionals, daily hours of work and the lack of rest intervals between lessons. The high prevalence of pain in Physical Education teachers can be regarded as a serious occupational health problem, which would demand the urgent deployment of preventive intervention programs to minimize the impact of pain among these professionals / Os profissionais de Educa??o F?sica geralmente s?o expostos a excessivas cargas de trabalhos f?sicos que evoluem para o acometimento de sintomatologia dolorosa e dist?rbios musculoesquel?ticos oriundos do exerc?cio laboral. Objetivo: Investigar a preval?ncia da sintomatologia dolorosa e fatores associados em professores de academia de gin?stica. M?todos: Foi realizado um estudo anal?tico de corte transversal em 163 professores de gin?stica atuantes nas principais academias da cidade de Salvador-Ba. Para avalia??o da sintomatologia dolorosa foram usadas vers?es validadas para o portugu?s do protocolo McGill e do Invent?rio para dor de Wisconsin. Para obten??o dos resultados atrav?s da an?lise estat?stica dos dados coletados foi realizado uma an?lise descritiva, seguida dos testes TStudent e correla??o de Pearson e Spearman para analisar as poss?veis correla??es existentes entre a presen?a de dor e as demais vari?veis consideradas independentes. Para a identifica??o dos potenciais fatores de risco associados ? sintomatologia dolorosa uma an?lise de regress?o log?stica bin?ria. O valor de p < 0,05 foi considerado para toda an?lise estat?stica. Resultados: A sintomatologia dolorosa foi relatada por 88,3 % dos sujeitos pesquisados. Observaram-se n?veis elevados de dor em 63,8% dos entrevistados, onde a intensidade variou de moderada ? severa. A dor na regi?o lombar esteve presente em 55,2% dos sujeitos. Foram verificadas correla??es positivas entre o grau de intensidade da dor e as vari?veis relacionadas com a carga da atividade laboral e da vida cotidiana dos professores em quase todas as articula??es do corpo analisadas. Verificaram-se v?rios fatores associados ? sintomatologia dolorosa como a idade dos profissionais, a carga hor?ria di?ria de trabalho laboral, e a falta de intervalo de repouso entre as aulas. Conclus?es: Constatou-se uma elevada preval?ncia de dor nos professores de academias de gin?sticas atuantes na cidade de Salvador-Ba interferindo em v?rias atividades da vida cotidiana e laboral. A regi?o mais acometida foi a lombar, seguida dos joelhos, pesco?o, ombros, tornozelos, m?os, quadris, p?s, cotovelos e antebra?os. Os fatores associados ? sintomatologia dolorosa foram, a idade dos profissionais, a carga hor?ria di?ria de trabalho laboral, e a falta de intervalo de repouso entre as aulas. A elevada preval?ncia de dor nos professores de educa??o f?sica pode ser considerada como um grave problema de sa?de ocupacional, o que demandaria a necessidade urgente de implanta??o de programas de interven??o preventiva voltados para minimizar o impacto da sintomatologia dolorosa entre estes profissionais

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