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Cadernos Técnicos De Saúde – 6ª Edição CADERNOS TÉCNICOS DE SAÚDE Volume 03 | Edição 06 - ISSN: 2525-3336 Editores dos Cadernos Técnicos: Edson Nascimento Campos Jonas Carlos Campos Pereira Revisor Linguístico e Técnico-Científico: Edson Nascimento Campos Jonas Carlos Campos Pereira Revisor Linguístico dos textos Abstract: Elisa de Moura Revisor Bibliográfico: Flávio José dos Santos – Bibliotecário Sônia Aparecida dos Santos – Bibliotecária Centro de Soluções Educacionais - Concepção Editorial Tecnológica: Anderson Pimentel Borges Secretária dos Cadernos Técnicos: Daniela Carla Pereira Divulgação: Digital Layout e Editoração: Comunicação da FASEH Periodicidade: Semestral Centro de Ensino Superior de Vespasiano Presidente: Ricardo Queiroz Guimarães Centro de Ensino Superior Faculdade da Saúde e Ecologia Humana (FASEH) de Vespasiano Diretor Geral: Faculdade da Saúde e João Lúcio dos Santos Júnior Ecologia Humana (FASEH) Diretor Acadêmico: Hérica Soraya Albano Teixeira Correspondência: R. São Paulo, 958, Jardim Alterosa. Vespasiano, MG Cep:33 200 – 000 E-mail: [email protected] Permite-se a reprodução total ou parcial, sem consulta prévia, desde que seja citada a fonte. EDITORIAL Sai a público a Edição VI, Volume III, dos Cadernos Técni- cos de Saúde da FASEH. Nessa oportunidade, tal publicação vem trazendo material científico reunido nos gêneros discursivos do Artigo e do Resumo. No gênero Artigo, contemplam-se conteúdos científicos asso- ciados a um leque variado de assuntos: imunização e leishmaniose, envenenamento botrópico, doenças e alimentos, toxinfecções ali- mentares, a arte de envelhecer com arte, internet e dependência comportamental, cigarro eletrônico, educação e saúde: os idosos e o HIV, terapia subcutânea, diarreia aguda,rinosinusite aguda, faringi- te aguda, acidentes motociclísticos e suas características e, por fim, encefalite/encefalopatia. Já no gênero Resumo, os conteúdos científicos distribuem-se por várias linhas de assunto: câncer de mama e cardiotoxicidade; ultrasso- nografia em neonatos expostos à cocaína/crack; ferramentas de ava- liação em hospitais públicos: concordância; acidente vascular encefá- lico (AVE); colangioressonância magnética e coledocolitíase; aferição de pressão arterial: intervenção educativa e, finalmente, adolescência: agressão doméstica e alcoolismo. Em razão dessa variedade de assuntos que concretizam os gêneros Artigo e Resumo, nessa Edição VI, é de se pressupor que um grande e variado número de leitores será mobilizado uma vez que a publicação procura atingir interesses que são múltiplos. Os Editores Edson Nascimento Campos Jonas Carlos Campos Pereira RECOMENDAÇÃO As informações referenciadas, as opiniões expressas e os apelos disseminados ao longo dos textos publicados aqui, nos Cadernos Técnicos de Saúde da FASEH, são de responsabilidade única e exclusiva de seus autores. COMISSÃO EDITORIAL Alcinéa Eustáquia Costa Marques Pinto Alexandre Ravski Aristides José Vieira Carvalho Carlos Nunes Senra Carlos Ernesto Ferreira Starling Cesar Coelho Xavier Edson Nascimento Campos Fernando Augusto Proietti Gustavo Nunes Tasca Ferreira Helen Reis de Morais Couto Henrique Segall Nascimento Campos Hérica Soraya Albano Teixeira Jacqueline de Castro Laranjo Jonas Carlos Campos Pereira José Carlos Nogueira Marcos de Bastos Márcio Vinicius Lins de Barros Patrícia Alves Maia Guidine Paulo Roberto Ferreira Henriques (In memoriam) Renato Assunção Rodrigues da Silva Maciel SUMÁRIO DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION INDUCED BY IMMUNIZATION WITH VARIABLE DOSES OF A LEISHMANIA ANTIGENIC EXTRACT AGAINST LEISHMANIA AMAZONENSIS ...............................................................................8 Coelho, V.T.S.¹,4; Chávez-Fumagalli,M.A.1; Rodrigues, F.M.4; Oliveira, D.M.2; Silva, J.A.O 1,5 ; Costa, L.E.1,4 ; Mendonça, D.V.C.1; Araujo, M.N.1.5; Foureaux, E.C.M.1; Martins, V.T.1; Figueiredo, J.E.F.6; Coelho, E.A.F.1¹. ENVENENAMENTO BOTRÓPICO: REVISÃO DE LITERATURA.........................20 Soto-Blanco, B1; Melo, M.M1. DOENÇAS VEICULADAS OU TRANSMITIDAS POR ALIMENTOS PARTE I – VÍRUS E BACTÉRIAS...............................................................................................................26 Oliveira, A.L.1 OS PRODUTOS DE ORIGEM ANIMAL E AS TOXINFECÇÕES ALIMENTARES .................................................................................................................................................................42 Santos,T.M.1 ; Ornellas,C.B.D.2; Soares, D.F.M.2; Santos,W.L.M.2 O EXERCÍCIO DA ARTE DE ENVELHECER COM ARTE: RELATO DE EXPERIÊNCIA...........................................................................................................65 Pinto, A.E.E.M.1; Torres,D.V.2; Mendonça, L.B.2; Santos,M.L.P.2. TRANSTORNO DO JOGO PELA INTERNET ........................................................73 Khoury, J.M.1; Andrade, J.M.C1 CIGARRO ELETRÔNICO – PROIBIDO NO BRASIL ......................................76 Souza, M.B.1; Trivelato, A.L.L.1 EDUCAÇÃO EM SAÚDE PARA OS IDOSOS PORTADORES DE HIV: UM RELATO DE EXPERIÊNCIA ......................................................................................80 Carneiro, C.C.1; Marinho, C.F.1; Carvalho, D.C.1; Souza, V.R.1; Couto, H.R.M.2 TERAPIA SUBCUTÂNEA (HIPODERMÓCLISE): POSSIBILIDADES E APLI- CABILIDADE DE UMA TÉCNICA – REVISÃO DA LITERATURA..............90 Neto, A.P.M.1 ABORDAGEM DA DIARREIA AGUDA..............................................................97 Macedo, A.L.S.P.1; Lemos, R.M.1; Pereira, R.R.1; Paiva, A.R.A.1 RINOSSINUSITE AGUDA....................................................................................103 Macedo, A.L.S.P1; Lemos, R.M.1 ; R.R.Pereira.1; Paiva,A.R.A.1 FARINGITE AGUDA NO ADULTO: REVISÃO NARRATIVA...........................110 Macedo, A.L.S.1; Lemos, R.M.1; R.R.Pereira.1; Paiva, A.R.A.1 PERSPECTIVAS DOS ACIDENTES MOTOCICLÍSTICOS QUANTO ÀS CARACTERÍSTICAS DAS VÍTIMAS, DO TRAUMA E DOS CUSTOS HOSPITALARES.....................................................................................................................114 Malheiros, D.S.1; Raposo, Y.S.2; Oliveira,K.C.2 ENCEFALITE/ENCEFALOPATIA LEVE COM LESÃO ESPLENIAL REVERSÍVEL..................................................................................................................119 Raposo, Y.S1.; Oliveira, K.C.1 AVALIAÇÃO DOS PREDITORES DE CARDIOTOXICIDADE EM PACIENTES COM CÂNCER DE MAMA SUBMETIDOS À QUIMIOTERAPIA....................131 Leal,E.C.B.1;Ladeia,L.R.1; Lozada,M.P.1; Drumond,P.G.R.1;Oliveira, W.J.1; Barros,M.V.L.2 COMPARAÇÕES DOS ACHADOS DE ULTRASSONOGRAFIA TRANSFON- TANELAR EM NEONATOS EXPOSTOS À COCAÍNA/CRACK DURANTE O PERÍODO FETAL....................................................................................................132 Duque, A.C.F.S.1; Vieira,A.A.D.1; Ferreira, C.S.1; Leite,J.A.M.1; Scherrer,I.R.S.1; Capanema, F.D.2 AVALIAÇÃO DA CONCORDÂNCIA ENTRE FERRAMENTAS AUSTRALIANA E AMERICANA PARA DETECÇÃO DE CONDIÇÕES ADQUIRIDAS HOSPITALARES EM HOSPITAL PÚBLICO.........................................................133 Faria,D.A.1; Machado, F.P.M.1; Souza, J.M.F.1; Amaral, L.N.F.1; Bastos,M.2 ANÁLISE DA CONFIABILIDADE DOS REGISTROS HOSPITALARES DE ACIDENTE VASCULAR ENCEFÁLICO (AVE): COMPARAÇÃO ENTRE REGISTROS DA UNIDADE ESPECIALIZADA E DO SISTEMA DE GRUPOS DE DIAGNÓSTICOS HOMOGÊNEOS........................................................................134 Quintão, A.C.S.1; Vieira,F.C.1; Araújo, F.N.1;Ferreira,F.C.1; Palhares,V.A.1; Kleinpaul,R.G.1; Bastos,M.2. ACURÁCIA DE ESCORE CLÍNICO PARA A PREVISÃO DO RESULTADO DE COLANGIORRESSONÂNCIA MAGNÉTICA EM PACIENTES COM SUSPEITA DE COLEDOCOLITÍASE........................................................................................135 Cardoso, A.C.P.1 ;Maciel , B.V.D.M.1; Bernardes, H.R 1.; Martins, J.P.P.1; Mendes, G.S.2. ANÁLISE DO IMPACTO DE UMA INTERVENÇÃO EDUCATIVA SOBRE A TÉCNICA DE AFERIÇÃO DA PRESSÃO ARTERIAL POR PROFISSIONAIS E ESTUDANTES DA ÁREA DA SAÚDE NA ATENÇÃO PRIMÁRIA..............136 Pardini,C.O.1;Souza,D.F.1;Alvarenga,D.P.1;Magalhães,L.B.H.1;Carvalho,A.J.V.1;Rates,S.P.M.2 ASSOCIAÇÃO ENTRE SENTIR-SE AGREDIDO EM CASA E USO DE BEBIDA ALCOÓLICA EM ADOLESCENTES DE VESPASIANO..................................137 Marx, I.L.1; Sanchez, L.C.1 ; Zanghi, V.B.D.1; Mianda, T.1; Xavier, C.C.2; Proietti, F.A.2 DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION INDUCED BY IMMUNIZATION WITH VARIABLE DOSES OF A LEISHMANIA ANTIGENIC EXTRACT AGAINST LEISHMANIA AMAZONENSIS Coelho, V.T.S.¹,4; Chávez-Fumagalli,M.A.1; Rodrigues, F.M.4; Oliveira, D.M.2; Silva, J.A.O 1,5 ; Costa, L.E.1,4 ; Mendonça, 1 1.5 1 1 ARTIGO D.V.C. ; Araujo, M.N. ; Foureaux, E.C.M. ; Martins, V.T. ; Figueiredo, J.E.F.6; Coelho, E.A.F.1¹. 1Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ciências da Saúde: Infectologia e Medicina Tropical, Faculdade de Medicina (UFMG). 2 Programa de Pós-Graduação em Medicina Molecular (UFMG). 3 Instituto de Ciências Biológicas (UFMG). 4 Faculdade de Saúde e Ecologia Humana (FASEH). 5 Faculdade de Minas (FAMINAS). 6 Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuária (EMBRAPA) ABSTRACT Experimental vaccines have been developed to protect against leishmaniasis using the BALB/c mice model immunized with different immunogens, but an effective vaccine still does not exist. To determine factors inherent to immunogens that might abrogate vaccine-induced efficacy, our research sought to investigate the impact of immunization using variable doses (low, medium and high) of a known soluble Leishmania antigenic extracts (SLA), associated or not with alum, in order to determine the best dose of this vaccine immunogen able to induce the best level of protection
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