As sequelas adquiridas em decorrência da contaminação pelo vírus SARS-CoV-2: uma revisão integrativa

Abstract

Covid-19 is a respiratory disease caused by the long-term treatment of SARS that can present both mild symptoms and a severe form of the disease, which can cause long- term sequelae of the disease. Characterizing a series of symptoms in a greater or greater degree of severity, aggravating both the multifunctional physical damages and the psychological ones. Therefore, it is a highly complex change like any other disorder related to functionality, not a total cure initiated after the sequence of sequences. For this reason, the evaluation of people affected by the virus is a diagnostic criterion for these changes to be identified and treated early. The main objective of this study was to analyze the importance and use of validated studies for the process, diagnosis and evaluation of people who were contaminated by the SARS-CoV2 virus and presented the. This is an Integrative Literature Review using the following databases: Online Scientific Electronic Library (SCIELO), PUBMED and ACADEMIC GOOGLE, using the descriptors: Covid-19, SARS-CoV-2, Sequelae, and using 12 studies. The results from 2020 to 2022. The results indicate that the search for materials was obtained for an important tool to aid in the clinical evaluation of people with sequelae, as well as to determine the diagnosis and intervention planning, taking into account the potential, and as clients of every important person considered, whereas some protected persons. Furthermore, in view of the nurse's role, this is configured as a facilitator in the identification of possible changes, making it necessary for this professional to have knowledge about the stages of development of the disease. In this way, it is possible to note the magnitude of early diagnosis for the planning of therapeutic processes with a view to identifying the primordial sequelae aimed at the success of therapeutic plans. Thus, the studies are valid for health professionals who accompany those who are in the period of rehabilitation of the sequelae, they become relevant to identify the areas most studied by the virus and which interventions should be intensified for people who have a possible recovery.