STUDYING THE STRATEGIES OF BEHAVIOR IN PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS WITH MULTIPLE DOSING STABILITY AND LOW AGREEMENT TO TREATMENT

Abstract

To study the emotional, motivational, and cognitive components of the relationship to the disease in
patients with pulmonary tuberculosis with multidrug resistance (MDR / TB of the lungs). Material and Methods: 32
patients with multidrug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis who received a standard chemotherapy regimen with backup
anti-TB drugs were supervised. The object of empirical research is 72 people (42 women and 30 men), who were divided
into 3 groups: Group 1 (control) - 40 people without somatic diseases, Group 2 - 18 newly diagnosed patients with
MDR / TB lungs, 3rd group - 14 re-treated patients with MDR / TB of the lungs. Results: as the observations showed,
patients with drug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis tend to exhibit non-positive emotional reactions, resorting to
aggressive communication strategies, while after a step-by-step retesting program, an increase in compliance and
long-term treatment was observed. Conclusions: according to the results of the study, a step-by-step program of work
with patients with MDR / TB of the lungs who have difficulties in social adaptation has been developed.