冠状病毒感染后患者疲劳对功能的影响

Inmediato Martin
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本研究旨在确定2022年3月至4月期间,来自亚松森和大亚松森的新冠肺炎后患者疲劳对功能的影响。本研究的方法是通过回顾性、横断面研究和描述性设计的。这项调查是匿名回答的,共有26个封闭式问题。研究中使用的量表是改良疲劳影响量表:MFIS,其中包含验证疲劳水平与身体、认知和心理社会努力之间关系的项目。据观察,就受访者而言,由于新冠肺炎,他们不得不更频繁地休息或休息更长时间,有时为23%,而经常为23%,然后为24%。很少,15%从来没有,最后是12%几乎总是。这表明,超过2/3的受访者因新冠肺炎而经历了不同程度的需要更频繁和/或更长时间的休息。总之,我们可以确定,疾病在身体层面的影响对受访者来说是一种不便,同样,在随后的数字中,认知功能也没有受到影响。这可能表明参与者患有轻度疾病或具有免疫力。
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Functional Impact of Fatigue in Post Covid-19 Patients
This study was conducted to determine the functional impact of fatigue in post COVID-19 patients, from Asunción and Greater Asunción, in the period from March to April 2022. The methodology of this research was designed through a retrospective, cross-sectional study and descriptive. This survey was answered anonymously, had 26 closed questions. The scale used in the study was the Modified Fatigue Impact Scale: MFIS, which contains items that verify the level of fatigue in relation to physical, cognitive and psychosocial effort. It is observed, in relation to the respondents, that they have had to rest more frequently or for longer periods, due to COVID-19, with 23% Sometimes, than with 23% Often, then with 24%. Few times,15% Never and finally with 12% Almost always. This shows that more than 2/3 of the respondents have experienced different degrees of needing to rest more frequently and/or for prolonged periods, due to COVID-19. In conclusion, we can determine that the impact of the disease at the physical level represented an inconvenience among the respondents, likewise in the subsequent Figures it is shown that the cognitive functions were not affected. This may indicate that the participants had a mild form of the disease or had immunity.
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