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Abstract

Nocturnal Labor Activity: Impacts on Nursing Professionals Health

Renata Perazzo Carvalho, Maria Eduarda Carvalho, Alex Bernardo Silva, Juliana Gonçalves Rocha, Mauricia Figueiroa Silva, Francimar Nipo Bezerra, Mayrla Lima Pinto and Luiz Ataide Junior

Objective: Describe the effects related to sleep disorders in nursing professionals with nocturnal labor activity.

Method: A descriptive transversal study with a quantitative approach. There were 184 participants in this research, including 46 nurses, 133 nursing technicians and 05 of them were excluded as losses. We used the chi-square test and Fisher's exact test for the intersection of responses between the categories.

Results: 53.1% of them presented diseases as consequences of the nocturnal labor activity, which were: sleep disorders (26.8%), hypertension (17.3%), spinal problems (16.2%), gastritis (11.7%) and vascular problems (10.1%).

Conclusion: The changes in the circadian cycle, developed by the nocturnal labor activity have a negative impact on health and life of nursing professionals.