A experiência da terapêutica quimioterápica oncológica na visão do paciente

Anjos, Anna Cláudia Yokoyama dos; Zago, Márcia María Fontão

doi:10.1590/s0104-11692006000100005

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“…A cirurgia e a quimioterapia são os tratamentos de escolha no câncer colorretal (Anjos & Zago, 2006). Do procedimento cirúrgico pode surgir um estoma para a saída de fezes advindas do intestino grosso (cólon), podendo ser temporário ou definitivo (Castro, Scorza, & Chem, 2011).…”

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Qualidade de vida, otimismo, enfrentamento, morbidade psicológica e estresse familiar em pacientes com câncer colorrectal em quimioterapia

Botelho¹,

Pereira²

2015

Estudos De Psicologia

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ResumoEste estudo avaliou as relações entre a qualidade de vida, otimismo, enfrentamento, morbidade psicológica e estresse familiar, os preditores da qualidade de vida e da morbidade psicológica e analisou as diferenças nestas variáveis em função do sexo, do tipo e da duração do tratamento, idade e nível de escolaridade em pacientes com câncer colorretal. Uma amostra de 100 pacientes em tratamento de quimioterapia participou no estudo. Os resultados revelaram que as mulheres, os pacientes diagnosticados nos últimos 12 meses e os que realizaram cirurgia/quimioterapia apresentam maior risco de desenvolver morbidade psicológica. A depressão mostrou ser um preditor da qualidade de vida. A idade e a escolaridade mostraram ser relevantes particularmente ao nível das estratégias de enfrentamento utilizadas e na qualidade de vida. Os resultados enfatizam a necessidade das intervenções focarem a morbidade, otimismo e ter em consideração o gênero, a duração do diagnóstico e o tipo de tratamento, em particular.Palavras-chave: qualidade de vida; otimismo; enfrentamento; estresse, câncer. AbstractQuality of life, optimism, coping, psychological morbidity and family stress in patients with colorectal cancer receiving chemotherapy. This study examined the relationships among quality of life, optimism, coping, psychological morbidity and family stress, the predictors of quality of life as well as differences in these variables according to gender, type and duration of treatment, age and education level in patients with colorectal cancer. A sample of 100 patients undergoing chemotherapy participated in this study. Results showed that women, patients diagnosed in the past twelve months and those who underwent surgery/chemotherapy presented more psychological morbidity. Psychological morbidity was found to be a predictor of quality of life. Age and level of education showed to be relevant particularly regarding the use of coping strategies and quality of life.The results emphasize the need for interventions to focus on morbidity, optimism and take into account gender, duration of diagnosis and type of treatment in particular.Keywords: quality of life; optimism; coping; stress; cancer. ResumenCalidad de vida, optimismo, afrontamiento, estrés psicológico y morbilidad en pacientes con cáncer colorrectal en quimioterapia, Este estudio evaluó la relación entre la calidad de vida, el optimismo, el afrontamiento, la morbilidad psicológica, estrés familiar, los predictores de la calidad de vida y há analizado las diferencias en estas variables por sexo, el tipo y la duración del tratamiento, la edad y nivel de educación en pacientes con cáncer colorrectal. Una muestra de 100 pacientes a recibir quimioterapia participaron en el estudio. Los resultados revelaron que las mujeres, los pacientes diagnosticados en los últimos 12 meses y los que se sometió a cirugía/quimioterapia están en mayor riesgo de desarrollar morbilidad psicológica. La depresión demostró ser un predictor de la calidad de vida. La edad y la educación demostraron ser especi...

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Qualidade de vida, otimismo, enfrentamento, morbidade psicológica e estresse familiar em pacientes com câncer colorrectal em quimioterapia

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2015

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“…Chemotherapy is associated with physical side effects as nausea, vomiting, anorexia, constipation, diarrhea, fatigue and mucositis these effects along with the onsets own the disease can result the patient to feel powerless to react and fight for survival. 3 It must be considered in the care of these patients, the impact of the disease and its treatment as an issue that creates pain and suffering being necessary to provide means for people with cancer feel relieved and at the same time may have wanted to express their needs. It is through the bonding and trust that the health care plan proposed by the nurse can be effected.…”

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“…It is through the bonding and trust that the health care plan proposed by the nurse can be effected. 3 Nursing care requires presence, flexibility, co-responsibility, sharing of feelings, knowledge and solidarity 2 . Accordingly, care should be directed to the patient, his family and other significant people, contemplating the physical, emotional, and social and spiritual.…”

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The care on chemotherapy: the perception of the nursing team

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“…Todas as participantes já tinham exercido atividade remunerada, reforçando a atuação das mulheres no mercado de trabalho, ou seja, em outras atividades que não cuidar do lar e ser esposa e mãe (ANJOS; ZAGO, 2006). As atividades se ligam à educação, saúde e indústria (costura de confecções) e a trabalhos que envolvem cuidados pessoais (BRUSCHINI, 2007).…”

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“…A mulher vivencia um impacto extremo em sua vida e rotina, a ponto de precisar interromper suas atividades laborais, ao menos parte delas (ANJOS; ZAGO, 2006).…”

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Experiências de mulheres com câncer de mama no manejo da fadiga secundária à quimioterapia

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Palavras-chave: Neoplasias da mama, Quimioterapia, Fadiga, Terapias complementares, Pesquisa qualitativa. A B S T R A C T Introduction:Among the adverse reactions due to chemotherapy, the fatigue has had several impacts in quality of life of cancer patients. The absence of reporting the fatigue as an adverse reaction by patients undergoing chemotherapy, the non-appreciation of the complaint by the health professionals and the difficulty of handling this adverse reaction, has made the search for complementary practices/ non-pharmacological strategies for the relief of secondary fatigue due to chemotherapy an alternative for those patients. Objective: The aim of the study was understanding the experiences of women with breast cancer in chemotherapy with the use of complementary practices/ non-pharmacological strategies for fatigue management is the aim of this study. Methods: It is explicative study, with qualitative approach, theoretical reference of medical anthropology and developed with four women. Data collection was conducted with semi-structured interviews, audio records and observation. For the organization and analysis of the data the thematic analysis was used. Results: Secondary fatigue due to chemotherapy generated discomfort and limitations to the breast cancer women on chemotherapy participants. To deal with this adverse reaction different complementary practices/non-pharmacological strategies were identified: rest; energy conservation; food care; practice of religious activities; walking and body movement; plant care; family, informal and professional support, which were implemented through self-care and care received and provided momentary relief or relaxation. We understand that the sense attributed to the experiences of fatigue was the limitation to daily routine, that hold back women in fulfilling their roles. Regarding complementary practices/nonpharmacological strategies used for the management of fatigue, we perceive that the sense attributed was the possibility of feeling capable and reaching relief, even if momentary, allowing us to feel better, confident and able to continue until the treatment. Conclusion: The study demonstrated the importance of understanding the experiences of fatigue and the need to use the complementary practices/nonpharmacological strategies by women with breast cancer, giving voice to their discourses, knowledge, beliefs and cultural values. The health team should associate cultural understanding with scientific knowledge in its care practices, in addition to developing and improving complementary practices/ non-pharmacological strategies aimed at integral care.

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A experiência da terapêutica quimioterápica oncológica na visão do paciente

Cited by 24 publications

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Qualidade de vida, otimismo, enfrentamento, morbidade psicológica e estresse familiar em pacientes com câncer colorrectal em quimioterapia

Qualidade de vida, otimismo, enfrentamento, morbidade psicológica e estresse familiar em pacientes com câncer colorrectal em quimioterapia

The care on chemotherapy: the perception of the nursing team

Experiências de mulheres com câncer de mama no manejo da fadiga secundária à quimioterapia

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