Niveles de alcoholemia y su relación en casos de violencia familiar reportada en la UML III de Lambayeque - 2019
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El objetivo del estudio fue determinar la relación entre los niveles de alcoholemia
y los casos de violencia familiar reportados en la Unidad Médico Legal III de
Lambayeque – 2019. El estudio fue de tipo descriptivo no experimental, para lo
cual se accedió a los archivos documentales de la institución médico legal de
Lambayeque para recopilar la información mediante un cuestionario validado por
juicio de expertos, se trabajo con 300 casos violencia familiar. Los resultados
mostraron niveles de alcoholemia sub clínico (74.0%) y Ebriedad (26.0%); la
violencia familiar por rango de edades entre 26 a 35 años ( 31%); según el sexo,
los hombres representaron un 88.7% y las mujeres el 11.3%, y los casos de
violencia familiar según comisarias fue la del Norte(18.7%), Atusparia (9.0%) y
José Leonardo Ortíz (8.3); la prueba Chi-cuadrado determinó relación entre los
niveles de alcoholemia con la edad y las comisarías de procedencia, pero no con
el sexo. Se concluye que existe relación entre los niveles de alcoholemia y los
casos de violencia familiar según la edad y las comisarías de procedencia
The objective of the study was to determine the relationship between blood alcohol levels and cases of family violence reported at the Medical Forensic Unit III of Lambayeque - 2019. The study was of a descriptive non-experimental type, for which the documentary archives of the Lambayeque forensic medical institution were accessed to collect information through a questionnaire validated by expert judgment, working with 300 cases of family violence. The results showed subclinical alcohol levels (74.0%) and drunkenness (26.0%); family violence by age range between 26 and 35 years (31%); according to sex, men represented 88.7% and women 11.3%. 3%, and the cases of domestic violence according to police stations were North (18.7%), Atusparia (9.0%) and José Leonardo Ortíz (8.3); the Chi-square test determined a relationship between alcohol levels with age and police stations of origin, but not with sex. It is concluded that there is a relationship between BAC levels and cases of domestic violence according to age and police stations of origin
The objective of the study was to determine the relationship between blood alcohol levels and cases of family violence reported at the Medical Forensic Unit III of Lambayeque - 2019. The study was of a descriptive non-experimental type, for which the documentary archives of the Lambayeque forensic medical institution were accessed to collect information through a questionnaire validated by expert judgment, working with 300 cases of family violence. The results showed subclinical alcohol levels (74.0%) and drunkenness (26.0%); family violence by age range between 26 and 35 years (31%); according to sex, men represented 88.7% and women 11.3%. 3%, and the cases of domestic violence according to police stations were North (18.7%), Atusparia (9.0%) and José Leonardo Ortíz (8.3); the Chi-square test determined a relationship between alcohol levels with age and police stations of origin, but not with sex. It is concluded that there is a relationship between BAC levels and cases of domestic violence according to age and police stations of origin
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