Sinais e sintomas vocais e laríngeos do professor universitário na metodologia tradicional

• Autor(a) principal: Santos, Ana Lucia Rodrigues dos
• Data de Publicação: 2019
• Tipo de documento: Trabalho de conclusão de curso
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: https://ri.ufs.br/jspui/handle/riufs/14602
• topic: Fonoaudiologia; Voz; Cordas vocais; Professores universitários; Ensino; Metodologia; Fadiga; Sintomas; Fatigue; Methodology; Teacher; Teaching; Symptoms; Voice

GOAL: to describe the indice of vocal disturbs, signs and symptoms in the vocal fatigue of university teachers on the traditional methodology, to compare the findings of the screening of vocal disturbs in agree with the gender and moment of the data collect, if before or after the period of class. METHOD: participated in this research 30 teachers of the University Federal of Serigy. The method that was used was descriptive and comparative with the probabilistic sample, permeating by the quantitative method with statistic analysis. In this one, were analysed these variables: age, gender, moment of collect and teachers experience. Were used the protocols: Sorting Index of the vocal disturbs - SIVD and Self Perception Range of vocal fatigue - SPRVF (total, auditory, tatil kinesthetic). The analysis of the variables was performed according to the function of the total analysis,gender of the participants, and the moment of collect (before or after the class). RESULTS: the results of the SIVD and SPRVF were significant and suggestive of vocal fatigue to 58,33% of the womans and 38,8% for male participants. The SPRVF introduced results of 0,2% to the feminine public in the auditory SPRVF and to the male public 0,22%, the tatil kinesthetic SPRVF, 0,15% to the feminine group and 0,08% to the male group. Of the symptoms, the most cited by the interviewers were: throat cleaning and hoarseness (80%), dry cough (70%) deep voice and dry throat (60%) tiredness when speaking (40%), flaw on the voice and cough with secretion (30%), lost in voice, pain when speaking and pain upon swallowing (20%) and throat secretion (10%). CONCLUSION: the SIVD and SPRVF, in their statistic analysis put out the differences between the pre and post class group and a better auditory perception and ratio kinesthetic of the feminine group, both the SPRVF and the SIVD and (nai sei qual é esse) they indicated a bigger perception of the vocal symptoms by the womans.