Características definidoras do diagnóstico de enfermagem "desobstrução ineficaz de vias aéreas"

Abstract

the characteristics decreased breath sounds, ineffective cough and respiratory adventitious sounds have better predictive capacity for the diagnosis "ineffective airway clearance" in children with acute respiratory infection.

Clinical validation of nursing diagnosis “00085 Impaired Physical Mobility” in multiple traumas victims

“…Previously, during the content analysis, conceptual and operational definitions of DC were elaborated, which were submitted to evaluation by nurses specialized in NP and multiple traumas. The judgement reflected as the most prominent DC: “Decrease in gross motor skills” and “Difficulty turning,” as they presented a weighed mean ≥ 0.8, and less prominent, “Discomfort” (0.74), “Decrease in range of motion” (0.76), and “Alteration in gait” (0.75) ( 23 ) .…”

“…Concerning accuracy, the DC “Difficulty turning” can be considered as a predictor of ND, with a prevalence of 65.72%. Conceptually defined by “requirement of a greater effort than usual to place oneself or move in a position different from that in which one was previously placed, and, operationally, signs (hesitation, ease of pain, use of objects, and support), verbal report of difficulty during the realization of the movement or inability to accomplish it,” thus explaining the limitations of this population ( 23 ) .…”

“…Each patient was evaluated only once by a diagnostician, employing the instruments with the conceptual and operational definition of each defining characteristic of the IPM diagnostics ( 23 ) , in addition to the list of related factors and associated conditions, clinical data, sociodemographic characterization, origin, profession, religion, education level, trauma mechanism, severity score systems, International Classification of Diseases (ICD 10), Instrument for the NP ( 23 ) , and two copies of the informed consent form ( 15 - 16 ) .…”

Nursing outcome “airway permeability” in postoperative patients

“…In this situation, the organism triggers responses such as increased pulmonary ventilation to overcome deficiency in gas diffusion, by increasing the frequency and depth of breath, and also by triggering the accessory muscles of respiration. Thus, after these mechanisms of compensation of respiratory function are triggered, the individual presents a sensation of respiratory discomfort and such signs are representative of this respiratory difficulty (8) . Effort dyspnea occurs in the face of the onset or aggravation of the dyspnea sensation through normal physical exertion.…”

“…NANDA International, Inc. (NANDA-I) is one of the most widespread nursing diagnosis classification systems in the world and allows qualifying care and providing visibility to nursing work (8) . This system is linked to two other taxonomies, the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC), which groups interventions and nursing activities, and the Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC), which evaluates nursing outcomes.…”