Consumo de alcohol y factores de riesgo en la población de 20 a 64 años de la Ciudadela Felipe Abud. Centro de Salud Montalvo. Año 2018.

Abstract

Background: Alcohol is one of the addictive substances widely consumed in the world. It is one of the most dangerous drugs at the biopsychosocial level Objective: to associate alcohol consumption with risk factors in adults aged 20 to 64 years in the citadel Felipe Abud. Materials and Methods: An observational, prospective, cross-sectional, relational level research was carried out, whose universe was 104 adults from the Felipe Abud citadel of the Montalvo health center, using a SPSS statistical package. Results: The age of consumption is 20 to 24 years with 27.9%, female sex 31.1%, secondary school level 46.2%, single marital status 44.2%, occupation another 29, 8%, per capita family, optimal income 61.54%, of the 104 respondents 70 consumed alcohol that corresponds to 67.3%, low risk 30%, other relatives with 25%, family holidays 39.4%, known with 20.2%, intrafamilial discussions rarely with 65.4%, with access to purchase 57.7%. Conclusions It is concluded that alcohol consumption predominates, with the highest number being low risk consumers. The risk factors that predominate are other relatives, in family parties, consumption with acquaintances, rarely intra-family discussions, with access to the purchase.