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Among the ergonomic risk, Table 1 showed that the respondents stated that prolonged
use of the computer can affect their health, especially due to the administrative work in
which they are immersed, with 63% of the opinions collected in the survey.
In terms of biological risk, Table 2 shows that contamination with infectious agents such
as viruses, bacteria, parasites and fungi can cause long-term health problems, with 79%
of the respondents stating that this is the case. Contamination with blood samples from
patients with HIV or a sputum sample from patients with tuberculosis is very harmful to
the health personnel working there.
On the other hand, 80% of the health personnel working in type A health centers
indicated that the poor lighting due to deficient structures, lack of basic services and
maintenance, increase the physical risk factor, as there is a possibility of occupational
accidents due to the problem, as shown in the results presented in Table 4.
In turn, the results shown in Table 3 show that 53% of the respondents consider the
chemical factor to be important, since one of the components, glutaraldehyde, which is
used in the disinfection of medical equipment, is highly corrosive.
Taking into consideration these evaluations, Table 10 shows the most worrying data in
the evaluation of Fine's matrix, with very high levels of risk in the indicators of
contamination of infectious materials and work overload, i.e. the biological and
psychosocial risk factors are in a very high state for the people working in this sector.
CONCLUSIONS
According to specific objective one, to determine the risks associated with the place
where they carry out their operational activities through the review of previous studies
in research related to occupational risks, it is concluded that, according to the literature
analyzed, the risk indicators that influence the health profession are physical, chemical-
biological and psychosocial risks, as evidenced in the analysis of authors' theories carried
out.
On the other hand, taking into consideration the specific objective two, to characterize
epidemiologically the personnel who are part of the study, it is concluded that the
personnel under study are located within very high risk zones within the biological,
physical and psychosocial risk factors, being contamination by infectious agents and poor
lighting the most worrisome, according to data presented in the survey.
On the other hand, specific objective four, to develop a preventive program to reduce
the risk and development of health conditions in health personnel, concluded that it is
important to have a prevention plan to mitigate the risks detected, which is why some
measures were proposed to reduce them, such as the safe handling of biological
materials, adequate breaks for health personnel, improvement in the infrastructure of
the clinics and a coherent annual risk prevention plan.
Therefore, taking into consideration the hypothesis formulated, work overload, poor
infrastructure and biological risks are the risks with the highest prevalence of exposure
and the highest relationship with harmful events to health in the health personnel of the
Technical Office 10 of District 09D08 Health, it is accepted by indicating that the