2000
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-11692000000300008
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Auto-aplicação de insulina em crianças portadoras de diabetes mellitus tipo 1

Abstract: INTRODUÇÃOSegundo a Organização Mundial de Saúde, o diabetes mellitus tipo 1 é uma das mais importantes doenças crônicas da infância em esfera mundial. Nos Estados Unidos da América dos 651.000 casos novos diagnosticados a cada ano, 11.000 são em crianças e adolescentes, constituindo-se assim na segunda mais importante doença crônica, nestas faixas etárias, neste país (POND et al., 1995). Mesmo considerando a disponibilidade de terapêuticas efetivas, é ainda preciso compreender o quão penoso torna-se o tratame… Show more

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“…Hence, multidisciplinary follow-up for these young people becomes fundamental, in the different phases of their growth and development, considering each person's individuality, the context they live in, their beliefs, fears and family relations, and leading them towards a healthy life, starting from their potentials (15,21) . The authors believe that thinking about a diabetes education program needs to involve service organization (20) , qualifying nurses and their team, in the attempt to improve the care delivered to these children. Simple language, games, paintings, drawings, movies and reading can be part of these programs, as these strategies are valid to enhance expression of the children's feelings, contributing to their learning (26)(27)(28) .…”
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“…Hence, multidisciplinary follow-up for these young people becomes fundamental, in the different phases of their growth and development, considering each person's individuality, the context they live in, their beliefs, fears and family relations, and leading them towards a healthy life, starting from their potentials (15,21) . The authors believe that thinking about a diabetes education program needs to involve service organization (20) , qualifying nurses and their team, in the attempt to improve the care delivered to these children. Simple language, games, paintings, drawings, movies and reading can be part of these programs, as these strategies are valid to enhance expression of the children's feelings, contributing to their learning (26)(27)(28) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this phase, the children see the maintenance of glucose test results within normal limits as a positive factor. Health professionals, however, need to heed to the possibility that maintaining glucose levels within adequate parameters is much more related to the family and health team's acceptance of the child than to the treatment and control of the illness (20) .…”
Section: Chart 1 -Factors Facilitating and Hampering Diabetes Managemmentioning
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“…For glycemic control done through insulin therapy with disposable syringes to be effective, several things need to be learned (3,(5)(6) . Among them is the administration technique, considered one of the factors influencing the effectiveness of insulin: (5,7) inadequate and unsafe practices in the administration of insulin can interfere in the metabolic control and consequently lead to the development of DM chronic complications (8)(9) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%