O consumo de bebida alcóolica pelas gestantes: um estudo exploratório

Oliveira, Thalita Rocha; Simões, Sônia Mara Faria

doi:10.1590/s1414-81452007000400012

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“…10,[15][16][17][18][19]23 The Brazilian Ministry of Health recommends that during prenatal sessions a good bond between the mother and team of primary health care professionals is established. This helps to identify women with a propensity for alcohol abuse and guide them on the consequences of alcohol consumption during pregnancy.…”

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Prevalence and factors associated with alcohol consumption during pregnancy

Baptista

Rocha

Martinelli

et al. 2017

Rev. Bras. Saude Mater. Infant.

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Prevalence and factors associated with alcohol consumption during pregnancy

Baptista

Rocha

Martinelli

et al. 2017

Rev. Bras. Saude Mater. Infant.

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“…Exposure to alcohol during pregnancy can increase the risk of mortality and the incidence of various negative consequences for the health of the women and the course of pregnancy, as well as causing harm to newborns, such as deformities, low birth weight, perinatal mortality and fetal alcohol syndrome (5) . Furthermore, the data indicated by the analysis of AUDIT regarding the pattern of risky consumption presented by the majority of pregnant adolescents becomes relevant in the context of this study.…”

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“…In addition, children of women who consumed alcohol moderately may present agitation, suction deficiency during feeding, irritability, sweating and abnormal sleep patterns, characterizing a condition of abstinence syndrome (5) .…”

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Prevalence and factors associated with alcohol use among pregnant adolescents

Veloso

Monteiro

2013

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Aim: to identify alcohol use and the associated factors in pregnant adolescents of the municipality of Teresina-PI. Method: this is cross-sectional study with 256 pregnant adolescents whose data were obtained through questionnaires covering socioeconomic, pregnancy and alcohol consumption characteristics and through the application of the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test, an instrument developed by the World Health Organization for screening for the excessive use of alcohol. Descriptive statistical analysis was performed using the chi-square test and odds ratio. Results: the study indicates a prevalence of 32.4% for alcohol use during pregnancy in adolescents. Of these, 36.1% had scores consistent with risky use. The factors associated with an increased risk of alcohol use during pregnancy are: not having a partner, living on less than 1 minimum wage, not being religious, performing up to 3 prenatal consultations, having suffered violence and alcohol use in previous pregnancies. Conclusion: a high prevalence of alcohol consumption by pregnant adolescents and various risk factors involved in this process were identified. These data reflect the need for the use, by nurses, of screening technologies for alcohol consumption during pregnancy and health promotion strategies among groups of adolescents.

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“…Suas manifestações clínicas são determinadas por complexo grupo de sinais e sintomas que variam segundo a quantidade de álcool ingerida e o período de gestação, além de outros fatores 1 A SAF é um conjunto de manifestações ocorridas na gestação, resultantes dos efeitos adversos do consumo de etanol, que ocasiona restrição do crescimento ponderoestatural intrauterino e pós-natal, disfunções do sistema nervoso central, microcefalia e alterações faciais características1. Afeta em torno de 33% das crianças nascidas de mães que fizeram uso de mais de 150g de etanol por dia e está presente em 1 a cada 1.000 recém-nascidos 2,3 .…”

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Prevenção da síndrome alcoólica fetal: subsídios para a prática de enfermeiras obstétricas [Prevention of fetal alcohol syndrome: input to obstetrical nurses’ practice]

2017

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RESUMOObjetivo: discutir a prevenção da Síndrome Alcoólica Fetal por profissionais da área da saúde. Método: revisão integrativa de literatura; foram utilizados artigos indexados em português e inglês, publicados entre 2004 e 2013. Dados coletados em fevereiro de 2014 na Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde em três bases de dados. Identificaram-se 653 artigos, 638 excluídos e selecionados 15 artigos. Utilizou-se a análise de conteúdo. Resultados: levantamento de informações sobre atitudes, conhecimento e uso de álcool na gravidez, disseminação de informações às mulheres e gestantes, efetividade do uso de intervenção breve, informações transmitidas por rádio, televisão ou por enfermeiras, transmissão de conhecimentos por profissionais da divulgação dos riscos para a jovem antes de engravidar. Conclusão: a dificuldade em diagnosticar a Síndrome Alcoólica Fetal revela a necessidade de ampliar a discussão relativa a políticas públicas preventivas. Os profissionais de saúde realizam prevenção da síndrome e devem intensificá-la em vários níveis, a saber: primário, secundário, educacional e parental. Palavras-chave: Enfermagem obstétrica; prevenção primária; etanol; gestante.ABSTRACT Objective: to discuss the prevention of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome by health personnel. Method: integrative literature review, using articles indexed in Portuguese and English, published from 2005 to 2013. Data collection, in February 2014 in the Virtual Health Library in three databases, identified 653 articles, of which 638 were excluded and 15 selected. Content analysis was used. Results: information on attitudes to, and knowledge and use of, alcohol in pregnancy, information to women and pregnant women, the effectiveness of brief intervention, information conveyed by radio, television or nurses, and knowledge transmission by health personnel making risks known to young women before they become pregnant. Conclusion: the difficulty of diagnosing Fetal Alcohol Syndrome reveals the need to broaden the discussion of preventive policymaking. Health personnel work to prevent the syndrome and should intensify that endeavor at various levels: primary, secondary, educational and parental. Keywords: Obstetric nursing; primary prevention; ethanol; pregnant. RESUMENObjetivo: discutir la prevención del síndrome de alcoholismo fetal por profesionales de la salud. Método: revisión integrada de la literatura; se utilizaron artículos indexados en portugués e inglés, publicados entre 2004 y 2013. Los datos se recolectaron en febrero de 2014 en la Biblioteca Virtual en Salud en tres bases de datos. Se identificaron 653 artículos, 638 fueron excluidos y se seleccionaron 15. Se utilizó el análisis de contenido. Resultados: recopilación de información sobre actitudes, conocimiento e ingestión de alcohol durante el embarazo, difusión de información a las mujeres y las embarazadas, eficacia del uso de intervención breve, información difundida por radio, televisión o por enfermeras, transmisión de conocimientos por profesionales sobre los riesgos a la joven antes de quedars...

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O consumo de bebida alcóolica pelas gestantes: um estudo exploratório

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Cited by 25 publications

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Prevalence and factors associated with alcohol consumption during pregnancy

Prevalence and factors associated with alcohol consumption during pregnancy

Prevalence and factors associated with alcohol use among pregnant adolescents

Prevenção da síndrome alcoólica fetal: subsídios para a prática de enfermeiras obstétricas [Prevention of fetal alcohol syndrome: input to obstetrical nurses’ practice]

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