Estratificaçao do risco cardiovascular dos usuários hipertensos da Equipe de Saúde pra Viver no município de Santa Fé

Abstract

Hypertension is a disease characterized by elevated blood pressure levels. It is a metabolic syndrome usually accompanied by other changes such as obesity. It is a democratic disease that affects children, adults and elderly, men and women of all social classes and financial conditions. Hypertension , diabetes , obesity, high cholesterol level shown in laboratory tests , physical inactivity , high rates of smoking and heavy alcohol consumption are the main problems that most affect the population under study . The population of the area covered by the Family Health Strategy (ESF) Saúde Pra Viver is located close to the city center and reports Santa Fe problems characteristic of cardiovascular disease. The population covered by ESF is about 1638 people divided into 6 micro areas, served by a team of family health. The population has disabled habits relating to your diet, as most is found overweight, most are hypertensive, and a good number of people are diabetic. The number of hypertensive patients is due to the great diversity of the factors described, and are low monitoring and guidance given on diet users. This research aimed to develop an intervention plan entering the stratification of cardiovascular risk in HIPERDIA activities so that they can take the appropriate behaviors for each risk group. First, however, it was necessary to seek theoretical basis in the literature both in SCIELO as the guide line of Adult Health Care - Hypertension and Diabetes Department of Health of Minas Gerais ( MG - SES ), among others, with a view to drafting plan intervention and what should be included in routine ESF and thus deploy best stocks of clinical management of patients. The implementation of risk classification within HIPERDIA is an initiative so that we can equip health professionals and this is a good strategy to solve this problem