Ensino Superior
Basic Incompleto516.7% Ens. Basic Completo00.0% Ens. Medium Incompleto00.0% Ens. Medium Completo26.6% Ensino Superior00.0% Data not Registrados1860.0% evidenced Total30100% As in Table 1, had been folloied 30 patients taken care of with Acute Infarto of the Myocardium (THEY WENT), being that 53.3% were of masculine sex and 46.5%, of the feminine sex. Statistical, in men, a bigger percentage was evidenced with WENT. However, Varela (2004) considers that the number of women attacks for WENT, increased considerably in recent years, mannering changes and the habits of life, such as: to smoke, feeding and use of not allowed drugs are factors that have contributed for the sprouting of cardiovascular illnesses between the women. How much to the etria band, the 52 years, 26.7% between 53 59 years and 56.6% above of 59 years, being the presented percentile greater in the study had been 16.7% between 46.
For the Health department it is the etria band that presents the biggest number of individuals acometidos for WENT in the country, is considered that it is etria band where the sedentarismo is more present patologias associates who contribute for the sprouting of cardiovascular illnesses. However, today already it presents one high index of people with etrias bands lesser attacks for WENT. (BRAZIL, 2008). The result related to the race presented: 16.7% white, 26.7% black and 56.6% data not registered, being the percentile greater between people of the black race. Andreoli (2002) affirms that individuals of the black race, are between the races more affected by cardiovascular illnesses and with the greater I number of deaths for WENT. In Table 1, that it says respect to the occupation the patients with WENT, they were 3.3% cargo loaders, 6.7% farmers, 20.0% of the home, 23.3% developed other activities and 46.7% data not registered. The Activity of the home presented the percentile greater. Repetitive and estressantes exercises are more frequent activities in the home, are factors that contribute for the sprouting of cardiac illnesses (VARELA, 2004).
