Prevalencia del trastorno de ansiedad en los Internos de Enfermería del Cohorte de septiembre, en tiempos de Pandemia, año 2020.

Abstract

The professionals who offer health care are exposed to various risks, especially the development of some type of anxiety disorders caused by an inadequate management of the mental and social state, thus involving the general health of the target individual. Determine the Prevalence of anxiety disorder in nursing interns of the September cohort, due to the pandemic, year 2020. Design: descriptive, observational, prospective, Population: 68 UCSG nursing interns, from the cohort, September 2020-2021. Technique: survey Instrument: Survey Results It was determined that within the study group in relation to the data obtained, of the nursing interns through these analyzes, the nursing interns who suffer from anxiety disorder, 21% state that they suffer from of panic attacks, 14% indicate that they suffer from social phobia, 14% indicate that they suffer from generalized anxiety disorder, 8% have specific phobia and 43% indicate that they suffer from other disorders. As a consequence of being a population exposed to different anxiety disorders with respect to symptoms that may develop, it is evidenced that 41% of nursing interns suffer from stress, 23% suffer from anxiety, 7% present fears, 6% suffer from depression and 23% state that they do not have any emotional disorder. Conclusion It is recommended to implement prevention measures and these should be aimed mainly at preventing and / or reducing the incidence of disorders caused by the pandemic.