2015
DOI: 10.1590/0104-07072015000470014
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Health behaviors and anthropometric variables among older adults with and without hypertension

Abstract: ABSTRACT:The objective was to describe socioeconomic, demographic and morbidity and compare the prevalence and odds of prevalence of health behaviors, overweight, abdominal circumference and indicative of depression among those with and without hypertension. It is cross-sectional study of rural elderly. We conducted descriptive analysis, chi-square test and multiple binary logistic regression (p<0,05). Predominated, for both groups, age 60├70, married, 4├8 years, income of a minimum wage and living with their … Show more

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“…4 Nursing consultation is a timely strategy for monitoring these elderly, both to sensitize them to self-care such as following-up morbidities. 25 Also noteworthy is the fundamental role of religiosity, spirituality and personal beliefs in this context of chronic morbidity. There are studies that suggest the positive influence of spiritual beliefs on health beliefs; those with greater spirituality tend to have greater self-care, deal with illness better, and seek health care more; attributing better health to spiritual strength.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…4 Nursing consultation is a timely strategy for monitoring these elderly, both to sensitize them to self-care such as following-up morbidities. 25 Also noteworthy is the fundamental role of religiosity, spirituality and personal beliefs in this context of chronic morbidity. There are studies that suggest the positive influence of spiritual beliefs on health beliefs; those with greater spirituality tend to have greater self-care, deal with illness better, and seek health care more; attributing better health to spiritual strength.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…28 During the nursing consultation, using the screening tests, the nurse can request confirmation of the diagnosis, enabling early intervention and strengthening the bond between health professionals and the elderly. 25 In a study with adults on depressive symptoms and religiosity, spirituality and personal beliefs in an outpatient treatment in Croatia, the higher the depression score, the lower the facet scores according to WHOQOL-SRPB. 29 Regarding the findings of WHOQOL-SRPB, the highest score in the Connection with spiritual being or force facet diverged from the validation research of that instrument, in which the highest scores were in the Totality and integration and inner peace among the elders facets; among those without morbidities, the highest score was in the Meaning of Life facet and Faith facet among those with morbidities.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 Chronic diseases account for 72% of the causes of death in Brazil and are responsible for the high frequency of hospitalizations, with high medical and socioeconomic costs. 2 In 2009, 28.5% of the total hospitalizations of the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS, Sistema Único de Saúde) were due to conditions sensitive to Primary Health Care (PHC), excluding childbirth/deliveries. Among these, 6.5% corresponded to cerebrovascular diseases and 5.2% to hypertension.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%