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520.3.#.a: Objectives: to find out the frequency of vocal pathology at teachers from schools in the city of Esperanza, to establish differences according to age and sex, to identify risk factors associated with the professional use of the voice and to describe the pathologies caused by vocal use as a working tool. Material and methods: observational, descriptive study of cross-section, based on data obtained through surveys to professional teachers, belonging to twelve primary and secondary schools located in the city of Esperanza, province of Santa Fe, between February and May, 2012. Results: of the 238 studied teachers, a prevalence of vocal pathology of 16.8% was found without finding statistically significant differences according to age and sex. The main vocal disorders referrals were the functional dysphonia (55%) and nodules (22.5%). The risk factors identified with high values were: loud, dry and cold work environment; exposure to chalk dust; diseases of the airways and taking prescribed medications. A prevalence that ranged from 21.4% to 68.9% from the total teachers noted symptoms of vocal alteration. Conclusion: the prevalence of vocal Pathology at teachers of the city of Esperanza was less than expected, in comparison to the scientific literature reviewed. However, it was observed that a large number of teachers that referred symptoms of vocal condition. Promotion and prevention of these pathologies associated to the voice are not met due to the lack of training teachers for a correct use of their voice.

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Artículo

Prevalencia de disfonías funcionales en docentes argentinos

Agostini-zampieron, Marcela; Barlatey-frontera, Consuelo; Barlatey-frontera, María Florencia; Arca-fabre, Adriana

División de Estudios de Posgrado, Facultad de Medicina, UNAM, publicado en Atención Familiar, y cosechado de Revistas UNAM

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Agostini-zampieron, Marcela, et al. (2013). Prevalencia de disfonías funcionales en docentes argentinos. Atención Familiar; Vol. 20 Núm. 3. Recuperado de https://repositorio.unam.mx/contenidos/43732

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Autor(es)
Agostini-zampieron, Marcela; Barlatey-frontera, Consuelo; Barlatey-frontera, María Florencia; Arca-fabre, Adriana
Tipo
Artículo de Investigación
Área del conocimiento
Medicina y Ciencias de la Salud
Título
Prevalencia de disfonías funcionales en docentes argentinos
Fecha
2013-06-27
Resumen
Objectives: to find out the frequency of vocal pathology at teachers from schools in the city of Esperanza, to establish differences according to age and sex, to identify risk factors associated with the professional use of the voice and to describe the pathologies caused by vocal use as a working tool. Material and methods: observational, descriptive study of cross-section, based on data obtained through surveys to professional teachers, belonging to twelve primary and secondary schools located in the city of Esperanza, province of Santa Fe, between February and May, 2012. Results: of the 238 studied teachers, a prevalence of vocal pathology of 16.8% was found without finding statistically significant differences according to age and sex. The main vocal disorders referrals were the functional dysphonia (55%) and nodules (22.5%). The risk factors identified with high values were: loud, dry and cold work environment; exposure to chalk dust; diseases of the airways and taking prescribed medications. A prevalence that ranged from 21.4% to 68.9% from the total teachers noted symptoms of vocal alteration. Conclusion: the prevalence of vocal Pathology at teachers of the city of Esperanza was less than expected, in comparison to the scientific literature reviewed. However, it was observed that a large number of teachers that referred symptoms of vocal condition. Promotion and prevention of these pathologies associated to the voice are not met due to the lack of training teachers for a correct use of their voice.
Tema
voice; teachers; vocal risk factors; voz; docentes; factores de riesgo vocal
Idioma
spa
ISSN
ISSN electrónico: 1405-8871

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