STUDY OF CORRELATION IN STRESS COPING BEHAVIOUR WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFRACT IN CHHATTISGARH STATE

Background And Objective- Modifiable risk factors for MI like obesity, diabetes, smoking, high blood pressure and dyslipidemia are well established risk factors but apart from these, there are many psychosocial factors that are independently related to MI. The main objective of this present study was to investigate on psychosocial factors stress coping behaviour were correlated in acute myocardial infract. This correlational study was conducted over 3 month period Method- of hospital based acute myocardial patients. Total 32 patients participated in present study, those individual who participated in study selected using the availability of sample (purposive sampling technique) method. the average age of the acute myocardial patients is 58.06 ye Result- ar/month, gender wise distribution, in this study 16 male and 16 female were effected out of 32, it is equally distributive, it means MI is equally affected in male and female population, religion wise this area population primarily is Hindu, in this study Hindu were 30 out of 32 participants, all education level were affected in MI, in this study primary level and high school level of education were higher 10(31%)and 10(31%) than other level of education, agriculture/farming and self employed like i.e. business and other had highly affected than the other occupational category, monthly family income range 10,000-20,000 (average to medium family 37.5%) were higher affected than other income range. The correlation of adaptive coping behaviour technique is negatively correlated in progression of MI and maladaptive coping behaviour had positively correlated in MI, increasing the maladaptive coping behaviour techniques there is more chance of progression in MI. F Conclusion- inding of the present study we have concluded that maladaptive coping behaviour had positively correlated in the progression of acute myocardial infracts.