Rotina de atividades na vigilância ambiental e epidemiológica: esporotricose, arboviroses, tuberculose e sarampo

Abstract

The Report of the Compulsory Supervised Internship (ESO) is the result of the experience of the Compulsory Supervised Internship at Recife City Hall, in one of its health districts, specifically in Health District III, which is located at Rua Xavantes, 205 in Casa Amarela, with cargo. 420 hours in the three areas of health surveillance: Environmental, Sanitary and Epidemiological. It was at this moment that as a student I had the opportunity to combine my theoretical knowledge acquired during graduation with the internship practitioners in the professional environment. The Public Health and Collective Health areas provide a vast field of interdisciplinary action, which aligns professional and theoretical knowledge, aiming at the prevention of diseases and diseases, as well as the promotion of health recovery. This paper concludes the Veterinary Medicine course and describes all the activities carried out in the Sanitary District III of the Recife City Hall, in the city of Recife, Pernambuco. The internship made it possible to monitor, develop and execute activities and actions, based on professional and multiprofessional activities, within the demands of the internship sites, through practices guided by the technicians. In the District there was a rotation in the sectors of Environmental, Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance. The practices were unique moments in the construction of learning, always within the ethics and professional morals. The Compulsory Supervised Internship (ESO) is where one can observe the relevant importance of the integration between the three vigilances in the services provided by the Unified Health System (SUS), guaranteeing users the promotion of health and enabling the experience of professional practice, necessary for the construction of the professional during his graduation.