Síndrome de Burnout Académico y su relación con el consumo de tabaco y alcohol etílico en los estudiantes de la carrera de medicina en la Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja en el año académico marzo-agosto 2019

Abstract

Abstract: This research is based on the academic burnout syndrome, for which the Maslach survey for academic burnout, the AUDIT test and the Fagerström test were applied to 347 medical students. Student burnout syndrome is caused by the response of the human body to academic pressure, and occurs mainly during university education, this biological reaction can change the behavioral behavior of students resulting in alcohol or tobacco abuse. It was found that 84.1% of students do not present a risk of dependence on alcohol and 0.6% a high risk of dependence. 85.6% of students do not smoke, 3.93% of smokers have moderate dependence. Finally, it was found that there is no significant relationship between the academic burnout syndrome with alcohol and nicotine intake, because the research indicates that the degree of academic burnout of students is similar to that of smokers and drinkers compared to students who do not smoke or drink.