ResumoIntrodução: anualmente vem aumentando o número do uso do crack na população brasileira. Objetivo: caracterizar o perfil da população em tratamento no Centro de Atenção Psicossocial para Álcool e outras Drogas (CAPS/AD), para uso do crack na cidade de Maringá e avaliar a função pulmonar e força muscular respiratória desses indivíduos. Método: trata-se de uma pesquisa transversal, quantitativa e observacional com 15 indivíduos dependentes de crack em tratamento. Foram avaliados a presença de sinais e sintomas respiratórios e hábitos pregressos, a função pulmonar e a força da musculatura respiratória. Resultados: dentre os resultados encontrados, 60% dos indivíduos não apresentaram distúrbios ventilatórios, 13,3% tiveram CVF adequado, 40,0% VEF1 adequado e o mesmo percentual com o IT também adequado. 66,7% tiveram PI máx e PE máx adequadas. Conclusão: os resultados obtidos com a realização desse trabalho não apresentaram alterações significativas para a função pulmonar e para a força muscular respiratória da maioria dos usuários em tratamento no CAPS/AD. Descritores: Cocaína Crack; Usuários de drogas; Espirometria; Fisioterapia; Promoção da Saúde. AbstractIntroduction: the number of crack use in the Brazilian population has increased annually. Objective: to characterize the profile of the population being treated at the Psychosocial Care Center for Alcohol and Other Drugs (CAPS /AD), for crack use in the city of Maringá and to evaluate the pulmonary function and respiratory muscle strength of these individuals. Method: This is a cross-sectional, quantitative and observational study with 15 crack-dependent individuals under treatment. The presence of respiratory signs and symptoms and previous habits, pulmonary function and respiratory muscle strength were evaluated. Results: Among the results found, 60% of the individuals did not present ventilatory disorders, 13.3% had adequate FVC, 40.0% had adequate FEV1, and the same percentage had adequate IT. 66.7% had adequate PI max and PE max. Conclusion: the results obtained with this study did not present significant alterations for pulmonary function and respiratory muscle strength of the majority of users under treatment in CAPS/AD.
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