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    Infecciones neurológicas en pacientes con VIH como consecuencia de la afectación al sistema nervioso central
    (2023) Guamancela Auquilla, Daniela Elizabeth; Guamancela Auquilla, Christian Geovanny; Abad Vicuña, Guido Esteban; Auquilla Díaz, Nancy Eulalia
    The neurological affection is a very frequent fact among the patients or individuals who suffer from HIV. This is a neurotropic virus that can affect the nervous system in any of its sectors and at any stage of infection. Second-arily, the central nervous system may also be affected by opportunistic infections or neoplasias related to the de-gree of immunosuppression. The methodology used for this research work is part of a documentary bibliographic review. The data collection technique is made up of electronic materials, the latter such as Google Scholar, PubMed, among others, relying on the use of descriptors in health sciences or MESH terminology. The infor-mation obtained here will be reviewed for further analysis. Given the continuous decline of the immune system of HIV-infected patients, they will always be exposed to a high health risk, in regards to contracting other types of diseases such as cancer, chronic diseases, opportunistic diseases that affect the central nervous system. Among the most prevalent opportunistic diseases in these patients are neurocryptococcosis, low CD4 lympho-cyte count, long evolution of HIV/AIDS infection and abandonment of antiretroviral therapy are high risk factors
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    Prevalencia, caracterización del sexting y su relación con los niveles de ansiedad de los estudiantes de la Carrera de Medicina de la Universidad de Cuenca, año 2021-2022
    (Universidad de Cuenca, 2024-04-04) Guamancela Auquilla, Daniela Elizabeth; Pacurucu Pacurucu, Ana Lucía
    Background: There are no studies on the relationship between sexting and anxiety in university students. Objective: to determine the prevalence, characterization of sexting and its relationship with anxiety levels in students of the Medicine career of the University of Cuenca, year 2021-2022 Methodology: observational, transversal, analytical study, carried out in 302 forms of students from the first to the tenth semester of the Medicine career of the Faculty of Medical Sciences of the University of Cuenca. The "Alonso Network Sexting and Emerging Risks Questionnaire" and the Hamilton Anxiety Scale were used. The analysis used descriptive and correlational statistics. Results: the prevalence of sexting was 63.2%; 83.3% for passive and 77% for active sexting. 49.3% corresponded to the 20 to 32 years age range, 38.7% were female. The cell phone was the most used device in passive (99.4%) and active (100%) sexting. Text messages were the most used for sending (68.7%) and receiving (81.3%). WhatsApp was the most used social network for sending (66.9%) and receiving (61.22%) sexual content. There was no correlation between sexting and anxiety levels. Conclusions: a high prevalence of sexting was identified, with a predominance of passive sexting. The cell phone, text messages and WhatsApp network were the most used means; there was no relationship between sexting and anxiety levels