Clinical nurses’ knowledge level on pulse oximetry: A descriptive multi-centre study

Milutinović, Dragana; Repić, Gordana; Aranđelović, Branimirka

doi:10.1016/j.iccn.2016.05.006

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“…A triagem pode ser realizada pelo pediatra e pela equipe de enfermagem, desde que conheçam a técnica corretamente, saibam manipular o aparelho para sua realização e saibam o que está sendo avaliado (8,16) . Diversos estudos (9,(16)(17)(18)(19)(20) deixam clara a necessidade da realização da triagem por pessoal qualificado, treinado no uso do algoritmo, e na monitorização da oximetria de pulso em RN. A sensibilidade e fiabilidade da triagem podem ser influenciadas por fatores humanos, e o nível de conhecimento do pessoal (18) .…”

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“…Os estudos mostram a elevada especificidade de 99% e moderada sensibilidade 67% a 72% deste método do TC (4,6,8,16) . Por ter elevada especificidade e possibilitar o diagnóstico enquanto o doente ainda esteja assintomático, sem descompensação hemodinâmica, todos esses fatores fazem com que o TC seja um bom método de triagem para CCC (10) , podendo ser realizado por médicos e profissionais da saúde, tal como equipe de enfermagem (Enfermeiros e Técnicos de Enfermagem), desde que tenham qualificação, conhecimento, capacitação e treinamento para sua realização (4,10,16,17) .…”

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Conhecimento da Oximetria de Pulso na Triagem da Cardiopatia Congênita

Zanquetta¹,

Lopes²,

Godoy³

2020

SaudColetiv (Barueri)

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Objetivo: Fazer um levantamento sobre o conhecimento dos profissionais da saúde, nos hospitais, e graduandos dos cursos de Medicina e Enfermagem, relacionados com a aplicação da oximetria de pulso na triagem neonatal de cardiopatia congênita no Noroeste Paulista. Material e Método: Trata-se de um estudo transversal, de campo, quantitativo, no período de março a dezembro/2017. A amostra contou com 90 participantes distribuídos em três grupos: 55 graduandos de Medicina; 28 graduandos de Enfermagem e sete Profissionais/Hospitais e participação de sete hospitais. A coleta de dados deu-se por meio de um questionário com treze questões, respondido pelos voluntários. Os dados foram planilhados por meio dos programas Microsoft Office Excel, Word e o Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) versão/24.0 e utilizado a estatística descritiva. Resultados: Foi constatado que somente 63% dos hospitais participantes realizam a triagem neonatal. Com relação ao treinamento, 49% dos graduandos de Medicina e nenhum de Enfermagem passaram por treinamento. Entre os Profissionais que atendem nos hospitais, somente 28% receberam treinamento. Conclusão: Constatou-se a baixa adesão na realização da oximetria de pulso pelos hospitais públicos, com maternidade, dessa região; bem como o déficit de treinamento ofertado aos seus profissionais. Há necessidade de ampliar o conhecimento da oximetria de pulso para a comunidade acadêmica dos cursos de Medicina e Enfermagem, e ofertar treinamentos aos profissionais que atendem os recém-nascidos nos berçários.

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Conhecimento da Oximetria de Pulso na Triagem da Cardiopatia Congênita

Zanquetta¹,

Lopes²,

Godoy³

2020

SaudColetiv (Barueri)

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“…In this study, most of the subjects (73%) were unaware of these complications, which may lead to injuries in patients. Previous studies about the knowledge on pulse oximetry usage, especially in nurses, never addressed this issue (6)(7)(8).…”

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“…There are many studies measuring the level of knowledge about the use of pulse oximetry devices, which were conducted in health workers such as nurses and doctors in different areas (6)(7)(8)(9). These studies showed significant knowledge deficits about pulse oximetry use amongst health professionals, all of whom used this technology frequently.…”

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What do Intern Doctors Know about the Use of Pulse Oximetry in Pediatric Patients?

Eyüboğlu¹,

Güleryüz

Keleş

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Objective: There is no information on how the knowledge of intern doctors that will work as primary health care providers use pulse oximetry in pediatric patients. The aim of this study was to assess and compare knowledge of intern doctors on the use of pulse oximetry especially in pediatric population and factors that affect their knowledge. Methods: A questionnaire consisting of ten questions on the use and principles of pulse oximetry were answered by intern doctors in a university hospital. A uniform answer box including possible response choices was given below each question, and subjects were asked to check the answers that they thought appropriate. Results: A total of 204 questionnaires were analyzed. Only one of third of subjects correctly answered that pulse oximetry measures hypoxia. The known complications of the procedure were not very well known (4-21%). Knowledge about the need for blood gases confirmation in diabetes (19%) and venous congestion (23%) were very low. The correct solutions were answered by 33% of subjects about inappropriate probe position and 26% about intense external light energy. The maximum score of correct answers was 22 in the questionnaire, and mean score of subjects was 12.9 ± 0.17. There was no correlation between age and number of departments with questionnaire scores. Conclusions: The importance of using pulse oximetry should be emphasized. In addition, training about pulse oximetry usage in pediatric patients especially in terms of complications and limitations of devices should be increased in the undergraduate training process.

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“…Even so, it was found that nurses have deficits in their knowledge of the correct way to measure blood pressure and their ability to make active use of a patient's body temperature records. The literature also includes example of clinical nurses having a low level of knowledge of the use of a pulse oximeter, the reliability of the use of alarms and identification of factors that could affect the results of examination [8].…”

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The aim of the work was to assess the physics literacy of 266 practising registered nurses-studying for a master's degree in nursing; a written test was used to determine whether they were able to apply the knowledge of physics that they had acquired in their studies to solve model problems in nursing practice. The results indicated that: 1. The nurses' physics and technical literacy was insufficient and, in our view, does not meet the needs of the present time, in which health care establishments are making increasing use of instruments and equipment. 2. Errors were identified in the solutions to practical nursing problems that could have had a negative effect on patients' condition in real practice.Student nurses' knowledge of physics could be improved by changing the way in which biophysics is taught in the nursing curriculum.

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Clinical nurses’ knowledge level on pulse oximetry: A descriptive multi-centre study

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Conhecimento da Oximetria de Pulso na Triagem da Cardiopatia Congênita

Conhecimento da Oximetria de Pulso na Triagem da Cardiopatia Congênita

What do Intern Doctors Know about the Use of Pulse Oximetry in Pediatric Patients?

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