Prevalencia de lumbalgia y factores de riesgo en enfermeros y auxiliares de la ciudad de Manizales
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Objetivo: establecer la prevalencia, la intensidad y los factores de riesgo de dolor lumbar en quienes tienen como ocupación la práctica de la enfermería. Este grupo poblacional tiene exigencias importantes para el aparato locomotor en virtud de los requerimientos de su trabajo. Los desórdenes músculo-esqueléticos han sido reportados como una de las causas más importantes de lesión laboral en esta ocupación. Materiales y métodos: enfermeros profesionales y auxiliares trabajadores de dos hospitales de la ciudad de Manizales, Colombia, quienes diligenciaron una encuesta y fueron sometidos a valoración antropométrica y funcional. Resultados: en 233 sujetos con una edad promedio de 34±10,1 años se encontró una prevalen... Ver más

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Martinelli S, Artioli G, Vinceti M, Bergomi M, Bussolanti N, Camellini R, et al. Low back pain risk in nurses and its prevention. Prof Inferm 2004;57(4):238-42.
Faulkner R, Bailey D, Drinkwater D, Wilkinson A, Houston C, Mckay H. Regional and total body mineral content, bone mineral density, and total body tissue composition. Calcif Tissue Int 1993;53:7-12.
Carlsson AM. Assessment of chronic pain. I. Aspects of the reliability and validity of the visual analogue scale. Pain 1983;16(1):87-101.
Smith DR, Sato M, Miyajima T, Mizutani T, Yamagata Z. Musculoskeletal disorders self-reported by female nursing students in central Japan: a complete cross-sectional survey. Int J Nurs Stud 2003;40(7):725-9.
Manchikanti L. Epidemiology of low back pain. Pain Physician 2000;3(2):167-92.
Waddell G, Main CJ. Assessment of severity of low back disorders. Acta Orthop Belg 1987;53(2):269-71.
Pinilla Burgos, Ana Cristina
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Sobti A, Cooper C, Inskip H, Searle S, Coggon D. Occupational physical activity and long-term risk of musculoskeletal symptoms: a national survey of post office pensioners. Am J Ind Med 1997;32(1):76-83.
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Ricci MG, Menoni O, Colombini D, Occhipinti E. Clinical studies in health workers employed in the manual lifting of patients: methods for the examination of spinal lesions. Med Lav 1999;90(2):173-90.
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Zuluaga González, Diana Marcela
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Objetivo: establecer la prevalencia, la intensidad y los factores de riesgo de dolor lumbar en quienes tienen como ocupación la práctica de la enfermería. Este grupo poblacional tiene exigencias importantes para el aparato locomotor en virtud de los requerimientos de su trabajo. Los desórdenes músculo-esqueléticos han sido reportados como una de las causas más importantes de lesión laboral en esta ocupación. Materiales y métodos: enfermeros profesionales y auxiliares trabajadores de dos hospitales de la ciudad de Manizales, Colombia, quienes diligenciaron una encuesta y fueron sometidos a valoración antropométrica y funcional. Resultados: en 233 sujetos con una edad promedio de 34±10,1 años se encontró una prevalencia de lumbalgia del 67,8% con valores de 75% y 66,8% para hombres y mujeres, respectivamente. Hombres y mujeres movilizaron pacientes 11,1±10,8 y 5,5±3,9 veces por día, respectivamente. Conclusión: los resultados del estudio demuestran que el dolor lumbar es una afección frecuente en la población de enfermeros profesionales y auxiliares de la ciudad de Manizales, sin que exista diferencia en la prevalencia en cuanto a sexo. A pesar de que los hombres realizan un mayor número de movilizaciones de pacientes por turno, no revelan una mayor prevalencia de este problema doloroso.
Smeltzer S, Bare B. Brunner and Suddarth’s Textbook of Medical and Surgical Nursing. Philadelphia (PA): Lippincott; 1996.
Biering-Sorensen F. Physical measurements as risk indicators for low-back trouble over a one-year period. Spine 1984;9(2):106-19.
Douglas S. Sciatic pain and piriformis syndrome. Nurse Pract 1997;22(5):166-8.
Ekberg K, Karlsson M, Axelson O, Malm P. Cross-sectional study of risk factors for symptoms in the neck and shoulder area. Ergonomics 1995;38(5):971-80.
Frost P, Bonde JP, Mikkelsen S, Andersen JH, Fallentin N, Kaergaard A, et al. Risk of shoulder tendinitis in relation to shoulder loads in monotonous repetitive work. Am J Ind Med 2002;41(1):11-8.
Corona G, Amedei F, Miselli F, Padalino MP, Tibaldi S, Franco G. Association between relational and organizational factors and occurrence of musculoskeletal disease in health personnel. G Ital Med Lav Ergon 2005;27(2):208-12.
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Smedley J, Egger P, Cooper C, Coggon D. Manual handling activities and risk of low back pain in nurses. Occup Environ Med 1995 Mar;52(3):160-3.
Engels JA, van der Gulden JW, Senden TF, van’t Hof B. Work related risk factors for musculoskeletal complaints in the nursing profession: results of a questionnaire survey. Occup Environ Med 1996;53(9):636-41.
Chiou WK, Wong MK, Lee YH. Epidemiology of low back pain in Chinese nurses. Int J Nurs Stud 1994;31(4):361-8.
Alcouffe J, Manillier P, Brehier M, Fabin C, Faupin F. Analysis by sex of low back pain among workers from small companies in the Paris area: severity and occupational consequences. Occup Environ Med 1999;56(10):696-701.
Azize K, Azize N, Bayraktarb. Determination of the usage of bodymechanics in clinical settings and the occurrence of low back pain in nurses. International Journal of Nursing Studies 2004;41:67-75.
Owen BD, Garg A. Reducing back stress through an ergonomic approach: weighing a patient. Int J Nurs Stud 1994;31(6):511-9.
Marras WS, Davis KG, Kirking BC, Bertsche PK. A comprehensive analysis of low-back disorder risk and spinal loading during the transferring and repositioning of patients using different techniques. Ergonomics 1999;42(7):904-26.
Hoozemans MJ, van der Beek AJ, Frings-Dresen MH, van Dijk FJ, van der Woude LH. Pushing and pulling in relation to musculoskeletal disorders: a review of risk factors. Ergonomics 1998;41(6):757-81.
Garg A, Owen BD, Carlson B. An ergonomic evaluation of nursing assistants’ job in a nursing home. Ergonomics 1992;35(9):979-95.
Josephson M, Lagerstrom M, Hagberg M, Wigaeus Hjelm E. Musculoskeletal symptoms and job strain among nursing personnel: a study over a three year period. Occup Environ Med 1997;54(9):681-5.
Smith DR, Mihashi M, Adachi Y, Koga H, Ishitake T. A detailed analysis of musculoskeletal disorder risk factors among Japanese nurses. J Safety Res 2006;37(2):195-200.
Nachemson AL. Steindler award lecture. Cross the borders. J Orthop Res 1987;5(3):453-61.
Karadäg A. Evaluation of ergonomic conditions of intensive care units by nurses. Ankara: Hacettepe University; 1994.
Hignett S. Work-related back pain in nurses. J Adv Nurs 1996;23(6):1238-46.
French P, Flora LF, Ping LS, Bo LK, Rita WH. The prevalence and cause of occupational back pain in Hong Kong registered nurses. J Adv Nurs 1997;26(2):380-8.
Lagerstrom M, Wenemark M, Hagberg M, Hjelm EW. Occupational and individual factors related to musculoskeletal symptoms in five body regions among Swedish nursing personnel. Int Arch Occup Environ Health 1995;68(1):27-35.
Twomey LT, Taylor JR. Age changes in lumbar vertebrae and intervertebral discs. Clin Orthop Relat Res 1987;(224):97-104.
Smedley J, Egger P, Cooper C, Coggon D. Prospective cohort study of predictors of incident low back pain in nurses. Bmj 1997;314(7089):1225-8.
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Trinkoff AM, Lipscomb JA, Geiger-Brown J, Brady B. Musculoskeletal problems of the neck, shoulder, and back and functional consequences in nurses. Am J Ind Med 2002;41(3):170-8.
Duque I, Parra JH, Duvallet A. Physical deconditioning in chronic low back pain. J Rehabil Med 2009;41(4):262-6.
Yip Y. A study of work stress, patient handling activities and the risk of low back pain among nurses in Hong Kong. J Adv Nurs 2001;36(6):794-804.
Folletti I, Belardinelli V, Giovannini G, Cresta B, Fabrizi G, Tacconi C, et al. Prevalence and determinants of low back pain in hospital workers. G Ital Med Lav Ergon 2005;27(3):359-61.
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Marena C, Gervino D, Pistorio A, Azzaretti S, Chiesa P, Lodola L, et al. Epidemiologic study on the prevalence of low back pain in health personnel exposed to manual handling tasks. G Ital Med Lav Ergon 1997;19(3):89-95.
Ando S, Ono Y, Shimaoka M, Hiruta S, Hattori Y, Hori F, et al. Associations of self estimated workloads with musculoskeletal symptoms among hospital nurses. Occup Environ Med 2000;57(3):211-6.
Volinn E. The epidemiology of low back pain in the rest of the world. A review of surveys in lowand middle-income countries. Spine (Phila Pa 1976) 1997;22(15):1747-54.
Niedhammer I, Lert F, Marne MJ. Back pain and associated factors in French nurses. Int Arch Occup Environ Health 1994;66(5):349-57.
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Objective: to establish the prevalence, intensity and the risk factors of low back pain in those having nursing as a profession or occupation. This population has important demands for the locomotion system because of the requirements of their job. The muscular-skeletal disorders have been reported as one of the most important causes of working lesions in this profession or occupation. Materials and methods: professional and auxiliary nurses working in two hospitals in Manizales, Colombia who filled out a survey and were asked to undergo anthropometric and functional assessment. Results: In 233 individuals with an average age of 34±10.1, a 67.8% prevalence of low back pain (LBP) was found with values of 75% and 66.8% for men and women respectively. Men and women mobilized patients 11.1±10.8 and 5.5±3.9 times per day respectively. Conclusion: the results of the study demonstrate that low back pain is s frequent disease in the professional and auxiliary nurses in the city of Manizales without any difference in the prevalence regarding gender. In spite of the fact that men perform a higher number of patients' mobilizations per shift, they do not show a greater prevalence of this painful problem.
Prevalence of low back pain (lbp) and risk factors in professional and auxiliar nurses in Manizales
risk factor
Low back pain
physical fitness
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title Prevalencia de lumbalgia y factores de riesgo en enfermeros y auxiliares de la ciudad de Manizales
spellingShingle Prevalencia de lumbalgia y factores de riesgo en enfermeros y auxiliares de la ciudad de Manizales
Pinilla Burgos, Ana Cristina
Zuluaga González, Diana Marcela
Duque Vera, Iván Leonardo
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capacidad aerobia
factor de riesgo
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capacidade aeróbia
fator de risco
risk factor
Low back pain
physical fitness
title_short Prevalencia de lumbalgia y factores de riesgo en enfermeros y auxiliares de la ciudad de Manizales
title_full Prevalencia de lumbalgia y factores de riesgo en enfermeros y auxiliares de la ciudad de Manizales
title_fullStr Prevalencia de lumbalgia y factores de riesgo en enfermeros y auxiliares de la ciudad de Manizales
title_full_unstemmed Prevalencia de lumbalgia y factores de riesgo en enfermeros y auxiliares de la ciudad de Manizales
title_sort prevalencia de lumbalgia y factores de riesgo en enfermeros y auxiliares de la ciudad de manizales
title_eng Prevalence of low back pain (lbp) and risk factors in professional and auxiliar nurses in Manizales
description Objetivo: establecer la prevalencia, la intensidad y los factores de riesgo de dolor lumbar en quienes tienen como ocupación la práctica de la enfermería. Este grupo poblacional tiene exigencias importantes para el aparato locomotor en virtud de los requerimientos de su trabajo. Los desórdenes músculo-esqueléticos han sido reportados como una de las causas más importantes de lesión laboral en esta ocupación. Materiales y métodos: enfermeros profesionales y auxiliares trabajadores de dos hospitales de la ciudad de Manizales, Colombia, quienes diligenciaron una encuesta y fueron sometidos a valoración antropométrica y funcional. Resultados: en 233 sujetos con una edad promedio de 34±10,1 años se encontró una prevalencia de lumbalgia del 67,8% con valores de 75% y 66,8% para hombres y mujeres, respectivamente. Hombres y mujeres movilizaron pacientes 11,1±10,8 y 5,5±3,9 veces por día, respectivamente. Conclusión: los resultados del estudio demuestran que el dolor lumbar es una afección frecuente en la población de enfermeros profesionales y auxiliares de la ciudad de Manizales, sin que exista diferencia en la prevalencia en cuanto a sexo. A pesar de que los hombres realizan un mayor número de movilizaciones de pacientes por turno, no revelan una mayor prevalencia de este problema doloroso.
description_eng Objective: to establish the prevalence, intensity and the risk factors of low back pain in those having nursing as a profession or occupation. This population has important demands for the locomotion system because of the requirements of their job. The muscular-skeletal disorders have been reported as one of the most important causes of working lesions in this profession or occupation. Materials and methods: professional and auxiliary nurses working in two hospitals in Manizales, Colombia who filled out a survey and were asked to undergo anthropometric and functional assessment. Results: In 233 individuals with an average age of 34±10.1, a 67.8% prevalence of low back pain (LBP) was found with values of 75% and 66.8% for men and women respectively. Men and women mobilized patients 11.1±10.8 and 5.5±3.9 times per day respectively. Conclusion: the results of the study demonstrate that low back pain is s frequent disease in the professional and auxiliary nurses in the city of Manizales without any difference in the prevalence regarding gender. In spite of the fact that men perform a higher number of patients' mobilizations per shift, they do not show a greater prevalence of this painful problem.
author Pinilla Burgos, Ana Cristina
Zuluaga González, Diana Marcela
Duque Vera, Iván Leonardo
author_facet Pinilla Burgos, Ana Cristina
Zuluaga González, Diana Marcela
Duque Vera, Iván Leonardo
topicspa_str_mv Dolor lumbar
capacidad aerobia
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topic Dolor lumbar
capacidad aerobia
factor de riesgo
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capacidade aeróbia
fator de risco
risk factor
Low back pain
physical fitness
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capacidad aerobia
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references Martinelli S, Artioli G, Vinceti M, Bergomi M, Bussolanti N, Camellini R, et al. Low back pain risk in nurses and its prevention. Prof Inferm 2004;57(4):238-42.
Faulkner R, Bailey D, Drinkwater D, Wilkinson A, Houston C, Mckay H. Regional and total body mineral content, bone mineral density, and total body tissue composition. Calcif Tissue Int 1993;53:7-12.
Carlsson AM. Assessment of chronic pain. I. Aspects of the reliability and validity of the visual analogue scale. Pain 1983;16(1):87-101.
Smith DR, Sato M, Miyajima T, Mizutani T, Yamagata Z. Musculoskeletal disorders self-reported by female nursing students in central Japan: a complete cross-sectional survey. Int J Nurs Stud 2003;40(7):725-9.
Manchikanti L. Epidemiology of low back pain. Pain Physician 2000;3(2):167-92.
Waddell G, Main CJ. Assessment of severity of low back disorders. Acta Orthop Belg 1987;53(2):269-71.
Sobti A, Cooper C, Inskip H, Searle S, Coggon D. Occupational physical activity and long-term risk of musculoskeletal symptoms: a national survey of post office pensioners. Am J Ind Med 1997;32(1):76-83.
Ricci MG, Menoni O, Colombini D, Occhipinti E. Clinical studies in health workers employed in the manual lifting of patients: methods for the examination of spinal lesions. Med Lav 1999;90(2):173-90.
Smeltzer S, Bare B. Brunner and Suddarth’s Textbook of Medical and Surgical Nursing. Philadelphia (PA): Lippincott; 1996.
Biering-Sorensen F. Physical measurements as risk indicators for low-back trouble over a one-year period. Spine 1984;9(2):106-19.
Douglas S. Sciatic pain and piriformis syndrome. Nurse Pract 1997;22(5):166-8.
Ekberg K, Karlsson M, Axelson O, Malm P. Cross-sectional study of risk factors for symptoms in the neck and shoulder area. Ergonomics 1995;38(5):971-80.
Frost P, Bonde JP, Mikkelsen S, Andersen JH, Fallentin N, Kaergaard A, et al. Risk of shoulder tendinitis in relation to shoulder loads in monotonous repetitive work. Am J Ind Med 2002;41(1):11-8.
Corona G, Amedei F, Miselli F, Padalino MP, Tibaldi S, Franco G. Association between relational and organizational factors and occurrence of musculoskeletal disease in health personnel. G Ital Med Lav Ergon 2005;27(2):208-12.
Smedley J, Egger P, Cooper C, Coggon D. Manual handling activities and risk of low back pain in nurses. Occup Environ Med 1995 Mar;52(3):160-3.
Engels JA, van der Gulden JW, Senden TF, van’t Hof B. Work related risk factors for musculoskeletal complaints in the nursing profession: results of a questionnaire survey. Occup Environ Med 1996;53(9):636-41.
Chiou WK, Wong MK, Lee YH. Epidemiology of low back pain in Chinese nurses. Int J Nurs Stud 1994;31(4):361-8.
Alcouffe J, Manillier P, Brehier M, Fabin C, Faupin F. Analysis by sex of low back pain among workers from small companies in the Paris area: severity and occupational consequences. Occup Environ Med 1999;56(10):696-701.
Azize K, Azize N, Bayraktarb. Determination of the usage of bodymechanics in clinical settings and the occurrence of low back pain in nurses. International Journal of Nursing Studies 2004;41:67-75.
Owen BD, Garg A. Reducing back stress through an ergonomic approach: weighing a patient. Int J Nurs Stud 1994;31(6):511-9.
Marras WS, Davis KG, Kirking BC, Bertsche PK. A comprehensive analysis of low-back disorder risk and spinal loading during the transferring and repositioning of patients using different techniques. Ergonomics 1999;42(7):904-26.
Hoozemans MJ, van der Beek AJ, Frings-Dresen MH, van Dijk FJ, van der Woude LH. Pushing and pulling in relation to musculoskeletal disorders: a review of risk factors. Ergonomics 1998;41(6):757-81.
Garg A, Owen BD, Carlson B. An ergonomic evaluation of nursing assistants’ job in a nursing home. Ergonomics 1992;35(9):979-95.
Josephson M, Lagerstrom M, Hagberg M, Wigaeus Hjelm E. Musculoskeletal symptoms and job strain among nursing personnel: a study over a three year period. Occup Environ Med 1997;54(9):681-5.
Smith DR, Mihashi M, Adachi Y, Koga H, Ishitake T. A detailed analysis of musculoskeletal disorder risk factors among Japanese nurses. J Safety Res 2006;37(2):195-200.
Nachemson AL. Steindler award lecture. Cross the borders. J Orthop Res 1987;5(3):453-61.
Karadäg A. Evaluation of ergonomic conditions of intensive care units by nurses. Ankara: Hacettepe University; 1994.
Hignett S. Work-related back pain in nurses. J Adv Nurs 1996;23(6):1238-46.
French P, Flora LF, Ping LS, Bo LK, Rita WH. The prevalence and cause of occupational back pain in Hong Kong registered nurses. J Adv Nurs 1997;26(2):380-8.
Lagerstrom M, Wenemark M, Hagberg M, Hjelm EW. Occupational and individual factors related to musculoskeletal symptoms in five body regions among Swedish nursing personnel. Int Arch Occup Environ Health 1995;68(1):27-35.
Twomey LT, Taylor JR. Age changes in lumbar vertebrae and intervertebral discs. Clin Orthop Relat Res 1987;(224):97-104.
Smedley J, Egger P, Cooper C, Coggon D. Prospective cohort study of predictors of incident low back pain in nurses. Bmj 1997;314(7089):1225-8.
Trinkoff AM, Lipscomb JA, Geiger-Brown J, Brady B. Musculoskeletal problems of the neck, shoulder, and back and functional consequences in nurses. Am J Ind Med 2002;41(3):170-8.
Duque I, Parra JH, Duvallet A. Physical deconditioning in chronic low back pain. J Rehabil Med 2009;41(4):262-6.
Yip Y. A study of work stress, patient handling activities and the risk of low back pain among nurses in Hong Kong. J Adv Nurs 2001;36(6):794-804.
Folletti I, Belardinelli V, Giovannini G, Cresta B, Fabrizi G, Tacconi C, et al. Prevalence and determinants of low back pain in hospital workers. G Ital Med Lav Ergon 2005;27(3):359-61.
Marena C, Gervino D, Pistorio A, Azzaretti S, Chiesa P, Lodola L, et al. Epidemiologic study on the prevalence of low back pain in health personnel exposed to manual handling tasks. G Ital Med Lav Ergon 1997;19(3):89-95.
Ando S, Ono Y, Shimaoka M, Hiruta S, Hattori Y, Hori F, et al. Associations of self estimated workloads with musculoskeletal symptoms among hospital nurses. Occup Environ Med 2000;57(3):211-6.
Volinn E. The epidemiology of low back pain in the rest of the world. A review of surveys in lowand middle-income countries. Spine (Phila Pa 1976) 1997;22(15):1747-54.
Niedhammer I, Lert F, Marne MJ. Back pain and associated factors in French nurses. Int Arch Occup Environ Health 1994;66(5):349-57.
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