Factores predisponentes y prácticas de automedicación en adultos que asisten a establecimientos farmacéuticos - Huayllay. Pasco - 2022
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El objetivo es determinar los factores predisponentes y prácticas de automedicación en adultos que asisten a establecimientos farmacéuticos - Huayllay. Pasco - 2022. Como método se utilizó, el tipo de investigación fue descriptivo, el diseño fue no experimental y transversal. Se aplicó a una población de 380 y la muestra fue de 191 adultos. El resultado fue que si existen prácticas de automedicación; el uso de los fármacos es promovido por las farmacias y boticas. Las conductas asociadas fueron una vez a la semana; El consumo de los grupos farmacológicos fueron los analgésicos. En conclusión, Los factores predisponentes para la automedicación fueron el grupo etario, sexo, el grado de instrucción, la ocupación, el tiempo y el ingreso mensual de los encuestados y existe automedicación en los adultos.
The objective is to determine the predisposing factors and practices of self-medication in adults attending pharmaceutical establishments - Huayllay. Pasco - 2022. As a method, the type of research was descriptive, the design was non-experimental and cross-sectional. It was applied to a population of 380 and the sample was 191 adults. The result was that self-medication practices do exist; the use of drugs is promoted by pharmacies and drugstores. The associated behaviors were once a week; the consumption of pharmacological groups were analgesics. In conclusion, the predisposing factors for self-medication were age group, sex, educational level, occupation, time and monthly income of the respondents and self-medication exists in adults.
The objective is to determine the predisposing factors and practices of self-medication in adults attending pharmaceutical establishments - Huayllay. Pasco - 2022. As a method, the type of research was descriptive, the design was non-experimental and cross-sectional. It was applied to a population of 380 and the sample was 191 adults. The result was that self-medication practices do exist; the use of drugs is promoted by pharmacies and drugstores. The associated behaviors were once a week; the consumption of pharmacological groups were analgesics. In conclusion, the predisposing factors for self-medication were age group, sex, educational level, occupation, time and monthly income of the respondents and self-medication exists in adults.
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