Browsing by Author "MARINHO, Luis Gustavo Florentino"

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    Relembrando histórias: a importância da valorização da identidade de idosos institucionalizados
    (Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2023-11-30) FIGUEIREDO, Davi Vieira; PAULA, Emily Vitória de; NICOLETI, Isadora Martins; FONSECA, Juliana Milani; MARINHO, Luis Gustavo Florentino; PINHEIRO, Maria Luiza Mortais; RIBEIRO, Vinicius; CAMARGO, Tamires Lopes
    In relation to elderly people who live in long-term care institutions, there are some assumptions that consider the existence of problems related to the committed social role, maintenance of previous activities and identity aspects of these people during their stay in these places. To this end, this research sought to investigate the importance of valuing the identity and experiences of institutionalized subjects in old age. Thus, a participant from a LP institution in Vargem Grande do Sul - SP was selected, who, based on the narration and observation of her stories and experiences, verified the statements observed in the literature. However, the case analyzed demystified some of these ideas and presented a new perspective on the concept addressed.
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    Zine: A problemática relação entre a nomofobia, a ansiedade e a insônia
    (Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2023-06-30) FRANCISCO, Gabriela Caetano Felix; COSTA, Mateus de Angelo; MARMO, Julia Romano; SILVA, Rodrigo Augusto Bini da; BAPTISTA, Caio da Cunha Flaminio; ARPAIA NETO, Mário; DAMAS, João Henrique Reis; MARINHO, Luis Gustavo Florentino; CAMARGO, Tamires Lopes; CABRAL, Camila da Silva; OLIVEIRA, Leticia Dal Picolo Dal Secco de; MARTINS, Lucas Francisco; VERNE, Matheus Bovoloni
    In studies carried out, it was possible to demonstrate the need to find a relationship between cell phone use and sleep, based on a survey carried out with people between 17 and 40 years old, the damage caused and found that excessive exposure to light from the device reduces the production of melatonin, a hormone which is responsible for sleep regulation and demonstrated, therefore, the benefits of moving away from cell phones for at least one hour before going to sleep, considering that 93% of respondents carry the cell phone with them at bedtime.