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Rev Elec Psic Izt 2023; 26 (4)

Level of peritraumatic istress in university nursing students during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Lara BAM, Pineda OJ, Rocha LEA

Language: Spanish
References: 20
Page: 1292-1307
PDF size: 264.80 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The lockdown was a strategy to stop the spread of COVID-19; however, it was an important generator of peritraumatic distress, the objective of the research was: identify the level of peritraumatic distress from COVID-19 in nursing students. Correlational study, convenience sampling, 104 students from the 7O and 8O semesters, variables: sociodemographic and peritraumatic distress due to COVID-19. In Google Forms, the COVID-19 peritraumatic distress index instrument, Cronbach´s Alpha .703, 24 items in four dimensions: negative mood, behavioral changes, and cognitive abilities. Tiredness and hyperreactivity and somatization, was applied with prior informed consent, absence if distress was considered score equal to or less than 28, mild to moderate 29 to 51 and severe, equal to or greater than 53, database SPSS-V25, descriptive statistics and X2 were applied. An average age of 23 years was obtained, 70.2% female, 85% presented absence of distress, 13.5% mild to moderate and 1.0% severe, when associating X2 level of distress with sex and semester, independence of the variables was shown. Even though the level of mild to moderate and severe distress occurs in one seventh of the students, it is necessary to implement actions to improve physical and mental health.


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