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Item Consecuencias a la salud del síndrome de apnea de sueño en población adulta según revisión sistemática entre los años 2017-2023(2024) Mosquera Torres, Hellem Jhojana ; Puentes Scarpetta, Shayra Yurena ; Sierra Noriega, Oscar Eduardo; Mosquera Torres, Hellem Jhojana ; Puentes Scarpetta, Shayra Yurena ; Sierra Noriega, Oscar EduardoObjective: To determine the health consequences of sleep apnea syndrome in the adult population according to a systematic review between the years 2017-2023 Methodology: A systematic review of observational and descriptive literature was carried out on the health consequences of sleep apnea. sleep in the adult population, using the PRISMA protocol. The search for published articles was carried out in the main databases: PubMed, Scielo, BVS Nursing, Taylor & Francis, Elseiver, the eligibility and exclusion criteria were selected to specify the selection during in the search process, finally, to formulate the research question, the PICO format was used: Results: The prevalence of sleep apnea at a national and international level is represented more in men than in women, with a higher incidence in the female gender. After menopause, CPAP positive pressure therapy is considered the treatment with the greatest scientific evidence at a national and international level. Conclusion: Sleep apnea is a disorder present in the local population, with a high multisystem impact on health; Mainly associated with obesity and body mass index, it triggers mild consequences such as: poor quality of sleep, daytime sleepiness, migraine and changes in mood. At the same time, the systemic complications with the greatest impact affect the cardiovascular, metabolic, cognitive and mental spheres. Keywords: Prevalence, sleep apnea syndrome, risk factors, nursing, therapeutics, Continuous positive airway pressure, sleep-wake deprivation, respiratory system, sleep initiation and maintenance disorders, health impacts.Item Factores asociados a violencia obstétrica en mujeres gestantes durante el parto y puerperio inmediato según revisión sistemática de literatura entre años 2018-2023(2024) Valencia Largo, Reny Alejandra; Guerra Otero, Lizbeth Carolina; Barahona Valencia, Nicol Estefania; Pantoja Moreno, Jhon JairoItem Consecuencias de los trastornos del sueño en el rendimiento académico de estudiantes universitarios en carreras de la salud entre los años 2013 a 2023: revisión sistemática de literatura(2024) Gonzalez, Nathalia; Lozano, Nathalia; Bedoya Sandoval, Juan FernandoIntroduction: Sleep is essential for physical and mental health, being a physiological process that allows the body and mind to rest and disconnect from the environment. Sleep deprivation negatively affects somatic, cognitive, emotional and behavioral functions, impacting health, safety, relationships and academic and work performance. Sleep disorders are common in society, especially among university students in health careers, affecting their quality of life and academics. Objective: Determine the consequences of sleep disorders on the academic performance of university students in health careers according to a systematic review of literature between the years 2013 to 2023. Methodology: The monograph was carried out with the PRISMA protocol through a bibliographic review under the descriptive paradigm, from scientific articles found in databases such as Oxford, Springer, Elsevier, Dialnet, Science Direct, Scopus, Medline Plus, PubMed, National Library of Medicine, Scielo, Dialnet, Google Scholar. The information was selected using the inclusion criteria those articles that meet the established age range for the search (2013-2023), also that support the study and show the consequences of sleep disorders on the academic performance of university students. in health careers taking into account the scientific approach and nursing interventions. Results: According to the national and international literature review, it was identified that the most common sleep disorders that affect students are excessive daytime sleepiness and insomnia. Furthermore, factors such as intensive study, hospital practices, and habits such as alcohol consumption or excessive use of technology contribute to these disorders. Lack of sleep can impair concentration, attention, cognitive performance and increase stress and fatigue. Conclusion: It is essential to address this problem with educational programs and support services to improve the quality of life and academic success of university students in health careers. Keywords: Sleep Wake Disorders; Students; Universities; Insomnia; Sleep; Quality of Life; Academic performance.Item Conocimientos, prácticas y actitudes frente al uso medicinal del cánnabis en estudiantes de quinto a octavo Semestre de medicina de una universidad privada de Palmira Valle del cauca en el año 2023.(2024) Góngora Charry, Dabeiva Alejandra; Mosquera Gil, Ginna Valeria; Mosquera Mosquera; Laura Daniela; Molano Agudelo, Pedro Andrés