Compreendendo o significado de qualidade de vida segundo idosos portadores de diabetes mellitus tipo II

Ribeiro, Jane Patrícia; Rocha, Suelen Alves; Popim, Regina Célia

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“…About the relationship between knowledge and intimacy, it is inferred that occurred reverse causality, that is, favorable personal relationships of the elderly can have a positive impact on attitudes towards knowledge. In this way, the family could help to the elderly adaptation with DM, in adherence to the individual treatment plan, 1 favoring the adoption of positive attitudes to the disease and live healthier. Thus, it is relevant that health professionals guide about the need for a reorganization of family dynamics from the care required by the disease and encourage effective participation in the treatment and support to that elderly.…”

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Correlation of quality of life with the knowledge and attitude of diabetic elderly

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How to cite this article: Sousa MC, Dias FA, Nascimento JS, Tavares DMS. Correlation of quality of life with the knowledge and attitude of diabetic elderly. Invest Educ Enferm. 2016; 34(1): 180-188. DOI: 10.17533/udea.iee.v34n1a20Correlation of quality of life with the knowledge and attitude of diabetic elderly Objective. To describe the quality of life (QL), knowledge and attitude of the elderly with diabetes mellitus (DM) and to correlate the QL with the knowledge and the attitude of the elderly. Method. It is a cross-sectional study of household inquiry type and developed with 296 elderly with DM.

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“…1 In this context, diabetes mellitus (DM) has been constituted in compliance priority in Brazil, especially in the elderly population, considering that 22.1% of those have the diagnosis of this disease.…”

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“…Uma das formas de apoio foram alterações na alimentação, para torná-la mais saudável, contribuindo para a adaptação do idoso (E7) (16) . A família, ao adaptar-se à nova dieta, com vistas a apoiá-lo, previne e/ou retarda o aparecimento da doença, gerando benefícios mútuos (E1) (10) .…”

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“…A família, ao adaptar-se à nova dieta, com vistas a apoiá-lo, previne e/ou retarda o aparecimento da doença, gerando benefícios mútuos (E1) (10) . O repensar uma abordagem alimentar saudável, pode auxiliá-los, encorajando-os ao tratamento e ajudando-os em suas necessidades, de forma não controladora (E7) (16) .…”

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“…Os gastos com a doença não se limitam às questões de medicamentos e alimentação, mas também às tecnologias para controle glicêmico, como as fitas de hemoglucotestes; insumos, seringas, agulhas; gastos com consultas médicas; dentre outros. Com isso, a família necessita comprometer parte de seu orçamento mensal com a compra desses materiais tecnológicos (E7) (16) . Outra questão que influencia negativamente a adesão à terapêutica consiste em conhecimentos limitados frente à doença.…”

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Adesão De Idosos Com Diabetes Mellitus À Terapêutica: Revisão Integrativa

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Objetivou-se identificar na literatura os fatores que influenciam a adesão do idoso com Diabetes Mellitus à terapêutica. Realizou-se revisão integrativa, com análise textual qualitativa. A busca ocorreu no Portal de Periódicos da Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior, por publicações brasileiras, em oito bases de dados, no período de janeiro de 2002 a setembro de 2016. Selecionou-se 12 estudos, dos 187 encontrados, originando duas categorias: Fatores que influenciam positivamente a adesão do idoso com Diabetes Mellitus à terapêutica, e Fatores que influenciam negativamente a adesão do idoso com Diabetes Mellitus à terapêutica. Conclui-se a necessidade de mais estudos sobre a temática, pois foram encontradas apenas publicações com baixos níveis de evidências e a premência da intensificação no diálogo conscientizador com os idosos e suas famílias, no intuito de maximizar e/ou manter sua qualidade de vida, autonomia e independência.

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Diabetes and Exercise in the Elderly

Ferriolli¹,

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Marchesi³

2014

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Type 2 diabetes mellitus is highly prevalent among the elderly. Age-associated changes in body composition, obesity and sedentary behavior are some of the main factors responsible for the increased prevalence of diabetes in this population. Elderly patients experience important and specific issues, including the association of comorbidities and geriatric syndromes, use of many medications, the presence of dependencies and frailty. Physical activity has been shown to be as effective for the treatment of diabetes in the elderly as in younger patients, so that its practice must be strongly encouraged. Resistive activities are preferable for the frail and vulnerable diabetic elderly. Aerobic activities should be prescribed whenever possible, and the association of both modalities is the best choice. Moderate- to high-intensity exercises are more effective for glycemic control and, unlike previously thought, are generally safe for the elderly population. The frequency of exercising should be at least 3 days/week for aerobic and 2 days/week for resistance activities. Balance exercises may be beneficial in special situations. In the elderly patient, special care must be taken for: the presence of contraindications for the practice of each exercise modality; the interactions and limitations imposed by medications, chronic comorbidities and geriatric syndromes; the higher possibility of developing hypoglycemia, especially if insulin is used for treatment, and the prevention of orthostatic hypotension that may be worsened by dehydration. The prescription of exercises tailored for each patient's preferences and limitations is highly effective not only for glycemic control, but also for improving independence, self-esteem and quality of life.

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Compreendendo o significado de qualidade de vida segundo idosos portadores de diabetes mellitus tipo II

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Correlation of quality of life with the knowledge and attitude of diabetic elderly

Correlation of quality of life with the knowledge and attitude of diabetic elderly

Adesão De Idosos Com Diabetes Mellitus À Terapêutica: Revisão Integrativa

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