Objective: To evaluate the relation between the consumption of alcohol and other drugs and school absenteeism in high school students of public schools in the 30 days prior to data collection. Method: Cross-sectional study of quantitative character conducted from May to September 2017, with 282 high school students of public schools of Mossoró-RN. We used a closed questionnaire with questions about drug consumption as our instrument of analysis. We performed hierarchical binary logistic regression by using the SPSS 20.0. Results: In bivariate analysis, the relation between absenteeism and drug consumption patterns proved to be significant to those who engage in heavy episodic drinking of alcohol and in the use of tobacco, inhalants and marijuana. The adjusted regression model only included the variables tobacco and heavy episodic drinking of alcohol. Conclusion: The hierarchical binary logistic regression analysis corroborated with absenteeism outcomes, explaining it in 12.3% of cases.
Objetivo: Avaliar os tratamentos de tecnologia virtual e aumentada no manejo da dor do membro fantasma. Metodologia: A busca da literatura científica foi realizada nas bases de dados Pubmed, Scielo, Lilacs, Web of Science, Scopus e CINAHL, de estudos primários publicados no período de 2015 a 2020, com indivíduos com diagnóstico de dor em membro fantasma. Foram identificados 380 artigos, os quais após os critérios de elegibilidade resultaram em 16 estudos. Resultados: Estudos com as referidas realidades apresentaram diminuição da intensidade e percepção da dor no membro, a partir do questionário de dor e as pesquisas associadas com a realidade aumentada, os indivíduos melhoraram em suas atividades diárias bem como na qualidade do sono. Conclusão: A realidade virtual e aumentada apresenta-se como uma estratégia eficiente no tratamento, contudo, são necessários estudos com amostras e tempo maior para verificar a eficiência em longo prazo.
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