Vulnerability of students in the first semester of nursing in the face of drug use: a pilot study
Journal Title: Más Vita - Year 2020, Vol 2, Issue 4
Abstract
The consumption of illicit substances present in vulnerable groups remains neglected. As such, like the group of adolescents, due to biological and psy-chological aspects are prone to consump-tion and dependence. Relating more and more frequently, in the different toxic con-texts, due to the multiple circumstances such as the type of personality, the family context and its social environment, the bond of boyfriend or girlfriend, colleagues and friends that are producing a change in your age. Objective: To determine the degree of vulnerability of Nursing stu-dents to drug use. Methodology: It was a quantitative, cross-sectional descriptive field study; it used as the Salamanca test for the Screening of Personality Disorders of 22 items. Results: The result of the personality disorder pilot test, 80% of the female gender and 20% of the male gender were evidenced; with an avera-ge age of 20 years. The items are classi-fied into three groups A, B and C; Group A: Paranoid (1/15), Schizoid (7/15), and Schizotypal (1/15). In Group B: Histrio-nic (10/15), Antisocial (1/15), Narcissistic (3/15), Instability Personality Disorder: Impulsive Subtype (3/15), Instability Per-sonality Disorder: Borderline Subtype (7 /15). In addition, Group C: Ananchastic (9/15), Dependent (4/15) and Anxious (10/15). Conclusions: Personality and emotional stability are directly related to high levels of autonomy, personal grow-th, purpose in life and knowledge of the environment. Although also with impor-tant aspects of constructive thinking such as self-esteem, energy, enthusiasm and ways of coping with situations
Authors and Affiliations
Grey Stefanía Mauquí Troya, Holguer Estuardo Romero Urréa, Germania Pilar García Cevallos, María Araceli García Martínez
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