Efeitos do exercício físico sobre o estresse percebido de idosos

Santos, Francieli Aparecida dos; Oliveira, Daniel V.; Antunes, Mateus Dias; Faria, Terezinha Gomes

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“…Some researchers observe spirituality in relation to perceived health, depression and QOL for older people, while others observe the effects of physical activity on the psychological health of older people. There is an understanding that physical activity affects functional autonomy and psychological health (Dantas et al, 2014) (Figueira et al, 2012) (Vagetti et al, 2020) (Santos et al, 2018) (Sowa et al, 2016) (Lawlor & Hopker, 2001). The effect of spirituality on physical (Shuval et al, 2008)(Whitt-Glover et al, 2008 (Bopp et al, 2006) and psychological status (Figueira, Figueira, et al, 2009) also improves the QOL of older people, as defined by WHO (WHO, 2017) (Singh et al, 2019) (Panzini et al, 2017).…”

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Systematic review of the effect of physical activity and religiosity on anxiety, depression, stress and quality of life in older people

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Aims: A systematic review to determine the effect of physical activity and religiosity on anxiety, depression, stress and quality of life in older people. Methods: The LILACS, MEDLINE/PUBMED, SCIELO, and COCHRANE databases were searched. Titles, abstracts and keywords of original articles published in English from January 1990 to January 2019 were examined using the following DeCS descriptors: anxiety, depression, stress, quality of life, active, sedentary, religiosity, ageing, aging, older people. The operator ‘or’ was used between the descriptors ageing, aging and older people. In the screening, exclusion criteria were applied. Eighteen studies, from the initial sample of 47,494, remained at the end of this process. Results: This systematic review found that most of these eighteen studies focus on depression (16), stress (12), anxiety (11) and QOL (11). Depression was the foremost ageing concern. Conclusions: Although these descriptors are so often studied today, their synchronized relationship has not yet been studied. Further studies should be conducted to assess the effect of physical activity and religiosity on depression, anxiety, stress and quality of life in older people.

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“…Elas reduzem o desempenho funcional e a percepção de qualidade de vida (Silva et al, 2015;Silva et al, 2015;Santos et al, 2018).…”

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“…Além das perturbações na saúde física, o idoso é susceptível a maior nível de estresse negativo, à vivência de problemas de ordem psicossocial, que podem envolver luto por perda de um familiar ou amigos, violência doméstica, doenças, hospitalização e aposentadoria, que geralmente alteram a saúde mental dessa população (Santos et al, 2018). Sobre essa temática, Belasco e Okuno (2019), afirmam que, investir na promoção da capacidade funcional dos idosos pode trazer inúmeros benefícios para todos e reverbera qualidade de vida para o idoso, diminui desgaste para a família e promove economia para o sistema de saúde a médio prazo.…”

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“…O envolvimento em atividades físicas e sociais pode prevenir e/ou reduzir o estresse, aumentar a resistência a doenças, retardando os efeitos do envelhecimento e até mesmo, atenuar o aumento do risco de e mortalidade associado à incapacidade física. (Souza et al, 2015;Locatelli & Vieira, 2016;Brickwood et al, 2017;Higueras et al, 2018;Santos et al, 2018;Andrea et al, 2020;Almeida et al, 2021).…”

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Depressão e dor em idosos residentes em um município do norte do Brasil durante a pandemia COVID-19

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Martins³

2022

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O envelhecimento da população brasileira vem ocorrendo nas últimas décadas. Em função da pandemia COVID-19 e das medidas de isolamento impostas, os idosos apresentaram muitas modificações em seu cotidiano, perdendo muito da interação social e reduzindo sua atividade física. O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar o nível de depressão e de queixas álgicas em idosos no município de Redenção-PA. Foram investigados 73 idosos com média de idade de 69,8 ± 6,4 anos, sendo 58,9% do sexo feminino. Os resultados encontrados evidenciaram que 5,5% dos idosos apresentam sintomas depressivos (sendo esses mais comuns em idosos que já tiveram AVC ou que sejam viúvos). Em relação à presença de dor, 41 dos 73 idosos relataram dores crônicas, sendo essas mais comuns entre mulheres. Poucos estudos avaliam a população idosa do norte do Brasil. A busca de dados epidemiológicos dessa população é fundamental para definir estratégias que visam melhorar a qualidade de vida nesta região.

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“…Stress refers to the state generated by the perception of stimuli that provoke emotional excitement that, by disturbing homeostasis, trigger an adaptation process generating physiological and psychological systemic disturbances in a general and nonspecific response of the organism to a stressor or stressful situation [5]. There are many causes of stress, including personal difficulties, problems at work, or major threats in the community [6], depending on how the individual will react to stressors, their resources, and means of adaptation [7]. Stress is a prevalent problem in today's society.…”

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Association of Stress with Healthy Aging, the Role of Physical Activity

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The World Health Organization attracted more attention to the positive effects of physical activity (PA) and the adverse effects of stress on the health of older people and, therefore, attracted a more significant number of practitioners. To verify the impact of PA on stress in older people. Observational and analytical research, composed of 690 older people of both genders residing in Brazil, present in street races (as participants or observers), who volunteered to respond to the research protocol consisting of sociodemographic profile, selected questions from the physical activity inventory for the older people, Baecke-Old, and the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS). The sample of active older people, 84.35% practitioners of physical activity and 75.4% with higher education, revealed mild-moderate stress at 83.77%, with mean = 51.68%, standard deviation = 12.33%. There was correspondence between PA and stress (p < 0.05). Older people practitioners of physical activity with a higher education level have a mild-moderate stress level. Considering the aging of societies worldwide, with the tendency of older people to present a mild-moderate level of stress, it is suggested that measures be taken for greater vigilance about the stress of older people.

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Efeitos do exercício físico sobre o estresse percebido de idosos

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Systematic review of the effect of physical activity and religiosity on anxiety, depression, stress and quality of life in older people

Systematic review of the effect of physical activity and religiosity on anxiety, depression, stress and quality of life in older people

Depressão e dor em idosos residentes em um município do norte do Brasil durante a pandemia COVID-19

Association of Stress with Healthy Aging, the Role of Physical Activity

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