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Rev. ABENO ; 21(1): 1255, dez. 2021. tab, graf
Article in Portuguese | BBO - Dentistry | ID: biblio-1371185

ABSTRACT

Oobjetivo desteestudofoianalisaro perfil dos usuários do Biobanco de Dentes Humanos da Universidade Federal do Paraná (BDH-UFPR), os serviços mais procurados, se háutilização de dentes obtidos externamentee o grau de satisfaçãodos usuários.Para isso,foi aplicado um questionário eletrônico semiestruturado à comunidade interna do curso de Odontologia daUFPR, entre agosto edezembro de 2019. Um total de 300 questionários foram respondidos, sendo263 por estudantes degraduação, 4 por pós-graduandos, 24 por professores e 9 por servidores técnico-administrativos.A maioria dos estudantes erado sexo feminino entre 17e 22 anos, enquantopara osservidores (professores e técnicos) houve uma distribuição semelhante entre os sexosna faixa etária entre 40e 59 anos. Embora 80,99% dos discentes afirmaram conhecer oBDH-UFPR, apenas 50,19%usaram seus serviçose59,32% relataram játerembuscadodentesexternamente.O serviço mais utilizado foi o empréstimo de dentes para atividades de ensino, porém apenas 42,15% os devolveram após ouso.Os dentes obtidos externamente foram provenientes,principalmente, deconsultórios particulares e apenas 56,33% dos alunosrelataram sempre ter submetido-os à desinfecção/esterilização, sendo a autoclave o método mais indicado. Todos os servidores conheciam o BDH-UFPR e,dentre os professores,a maioria realizoutanto empréstimos quanto doações. Os empréstimostiveram como principal finalidade a pesquisae 63,6% relataramterem devolvido os dentes.Quanto à satisfação, a comunidade acadêmica mostrou-se predominantemente totalmente satisfeita.Por fim, ressalta-se a necessidade de ampliar as ações de conscientização para a comunidade acadêmica quanto aos aspectos éticos, legais e de biossegurança na aquisição e manipulação de dentes humanos (AU).


Thisstudy aimed toanalyze the profile of users of the Human Teeth Biobank at the Federal University of Paraná (HTB-UFPR), the most sought-after services, whether externally obtained teeth are used and the degree of user satisfaction. For this, a semi-structured electronic questionnaire was applied to the internal community of the Dentistry course at UFPR, between August and December 2019. A total of 300 questionnaires were answered, 263 by undergraduate students, 4 by graduate students, 24 by professors and 9 by technical-administrative employees. Most students were female between 17 and 22 years old, while for employees(teachers and technicians) there was a similar distribution between the sexes in the age group between 40 and 59 years old. Although 80.99% of the students claimed to know the HTB-UFPR, only 50.19% used its services and 59.32% reported having already looked for teeth externally. The most used service was the withdrawalfor teaching activities, but only 42.15% returned them after use. The teeth obtained externally came mainly from private offices and only 56.33% of the students reported having always submitted them to disinfection/sterilization, with the autoclave being the most indicated method. All employees knew the HTB-UFPR and, among the teachers, most made both withdrawaland donations. The main purpose of the withdrawals was the research and 63.6% reported having returned their teeth. As for satisfaction, the academic community was predominantly fully satisfied. Finally, it emphasizes the need to expand awareness actions for the academic community regarding ethical, legal and biosafety aspects in the acquisition and manipulation of human teeth (AU).


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Humans , Male , Female , Adolescent , Adult , Middle Aged , Personal Satisfaction , Tooth/anatomy & histology , Containment of Biohazards/ethics , Education, Dental/methods , Ethics, Dental/education , Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice , Surveys and Questionnaires/statistics & numerical data , Data Interpretation, Statistical , Biological Specimen Banks/ethics
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