Queixas osteomusculares relacionadas ao trabalho relatadas por mulheres de centro de ressocialização

Abstract

Considering work-related complaints as a pub-

Effects of functional resistance training on muscle strength and musculoskeletal discomfort

“…The QNSO had as proposal standardize the mensuration of description of musculoskeletal symptoms of the participants during the training programs (15). The participant was questioned about the presence of some musculoskeletal discomfort in any anatomical site through NMQ in all training sessions, before starting it.…”

Comparison of Two Types of Insoles on Musculoskeletal Symptoms and Plantar Pressure Distribution in a Work Environment: A Randomized Clinical Trial

“…The choice of the female gender was based on epidemiological data that reveal women to be more affected by this type of injury. 16 The study received approval from the Research Ethics Committee (process number nº 6032/2005) and authorization was obtained from the firm where the study was conducted. Participation of the individuals required reading, comprehension and signing an informed consent form.…”

Comparação da pressão plantar e dos sintomas osteomusculares por meio do uso de palmilhas customizadas e pré-fabricadas no ambiente de trabalho

“…It is also easy to understand, with simple and direct questions 19 . The questionnaire was used by Pastre et al 2 , who included questions about the severity of the complaints for each anatomical region, ranging from one to four, where one represents no symptoms; two, mild symptoms; three, moderate symptoms; and four, severe symptoms. The same authors also included the arms and calves as symptom sites in the body map of the original questionnaire.…”

“…This procedure was adopted to avoid bias, as suggested by Pastre et al 2 for participants with different levels of education. A digital scale was used to measure body weight in kilograms, and a tape measure with a precision of 0.1 cm was attached to the wall to measure height.…”

“…Repetitive strain injuries (RSI) or work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) are characterized by pain in the anatomical sites most used during occupational functions [1][2][3][4] . This condition has been shown to be associated with inadequate body postures, including prolonged periods of time in the standing position at work that affect particularly the spine and lower limbs and generate absenteeism and reduction in production, as suggested by Laperrière et al 5 and Sobel et al 6 .…”