Emotional Responses of Hospitalized Patients With Burns to Debridement During the Acute Phase

Thurston, Nicole; Reilly, S; Hanson, John M.; Hrenewich, B; Sleith, Jan

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“…Nota-se estar preocupado 3 0,78 Verbaliza desconforto 4 0,76 Mostra-se receoso 2 0,76 Refere estar temeroso 1 0,76 Mostra-se desassossegado 4 0,75 Refere estar angustiado 2 0,75 Mostra-se inqueto 2 0,75 Percebe-se tensão aumentada 3 0,75 Mostra-se agitado 2 0,73 Apresenta-se nervoso 3 0,73 Refere ou nota-se insônia 2 0,73 Relata distúrbios do sono 2 0,72 Percebe-se estar aflito 2 0,72 Nota-se tensão facial 2 0,70 Apresenta-se pesaroso 2 0,70 Refere estar apreensivo 3 0,70 Apresenta anorexia 4 0,70…”

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Diagnósticos de medo e ansiedade: validação de conteúdo para o paciente queimado

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This study aimed at identifying and performing content validation of the defining characteristics of the diagnoses of fear and anxiety for a burned patient. An instrument made up of manifestations of both diagnoses presented by Taxionomy I of the North American Nursing Diagnoses Association was elaborated, as well as others that were found in the literature. Sixteen nurses were interviewed. Out of the 97 characteristics presented in the instrument, 31 were excluded for the diagnoses "fear", and 27 for "anxiety". Eight characteristics had a score average above 0.70 for "fear" and 18 for "anxiety". The characteristics with the highest score were "expressed concern due to changes in life events" for anxiety and "insomnia referred or perceived" for fear.

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“…Na revisão de literatura, encontramos estudos que abordaram a ansiedade no paciente que sofreu queimaduras relacionada à dor, à realização de procedimentos e à adaptação psicológica (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7) . A relação entre ansiedade em crianças queimadas e o uso da sedação na noite que antecede a cirurgia foi um dos aspectos estudados.…”

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“…Interestingly, the composite ENMs (F-9) demonstrated a significantly accelerated burn wound closure rate as compared to the negative control and pure PCL based scaffolds (F-3) after 16 days of the treatment ( p < 0.05) (Figure c). The ALA might show its self-debridement potential, promoting apoptosis of the senescent cells and facilitating removal of necrotic tissues from the injury sites. , Moreover, ALA might supply tryptophan for the synthesis of the neurotransmitter serotonin. This could play an important role in burn wound healing by promoting the proliferation and migration of the fibroblasts and neonatal keratinocytes …”

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“…The ALA might show its selfdebridement potential, promoting apoptosis of the senescent cells and facilitating removal of necrotic tissues from the injury sites. 46,47 Moreover, ALA might supply tryptophan for the synthesis of the neurotransmitter serotonin. This could play an important role in burn wound healing by promoting the proliferation and migration of the fibroblasts and neonatal keratinocytes.…”

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α-Lactalbumin-Based Nanofiber Dressings Improve Burn Wound Healing and Reduce Scarring

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ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces

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Skin wound especially burn injury is a major threat for public health. One of the pursuits in the current wound healing research is to identify new promising biological materials, which can not only promote tissue repair but also reduce scar formation. In this current study, the potentials of α-lactalbumin (ALA), a tryptophan-rich dietary protein acting as a precursor of neurotransmitter serotonin, to promote the burn wound healing and reduce the scar formation were investigated. The ALA was initially electrospun with polycaprolactone (PCL) to accomplish electrospun nanofibrous mats (ENMs), subsequently assessed for their physicochemical attributes and wound healing efficiency on a burn rat model, and then their healing mechanisms at cellular and molecular levels were explored. The results showed that ALA and PCL were physicochemically compatible in ENMs. The average diameter of various nanofibers was within 183−344 nm. Their wettability and mechanical properties could be readily modulated by adjusting the mass ratios of ALA and PCL from 1/9 to 1/2. The selected ENMs exhibited negligible cytotoxicity and satisfactory adhesion to fibroblasts and promoting the proliferation of the fibroblasts. As compared to pristine PCL based ENMs, the composite scaffolds could accelerate the wound healing process and exhibit effects comparable to a marketed wound dressing over 16 days. Moreover, the ALA/PCL based ENMs could increase the synthesis of type I collagen and decrease the expression of α-smooth muscle actin, conferring that the novel wound dressings could reduce the formation of scars. Collectively, this study demonstrates that the ALA is a promising biological material and could promote the regeneration of burn skins with reduced scar formation, when being loaded on ultrafine fibrous scaffolds, mimicking the structure of the natural extra cellular matrix.

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“…Na revisão de literatura, observamos diversos estudos com pacientes que sofreram queimaduras, abordando a ansiedade relacionada à dor (VAN DER DOES, 1989;SHERIDAN et al, 1997;FABER, 1997a, 1997b, TALA et al, 1999, à realização de procedimentos (THURSTON et al, 1995), à adaptação psicológica e a problemas emocionais (FRANULIC et al, 1996;GRIFFITHS, 1991;TEDSTONE;TARRIER, 1997;MATEU;HERNANDEZ, 1996) e que relacionam ansiedade no período pré-operatório e ao uso da sedação na noite que antecede a cirurgia em vítimas de queimaduras (McCALL et al, 1999).…”

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"Burns Specific Pain Anxiety Scale - BSPAS": adaptação transcultural e validação preliminar.

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Emotional Responses of Hospitalized Patients With Burns to Debridement During the Acute Phase

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Diagnósticos de medo e ansiedade: validação de conteúdo para o paciente queimado

Diagnósticos de medo e ansiedade: validação de conteúdo para o paciente queimado

α-Lactalbumin-Based Nanofiber Dressings Improve Burn Wound Healing and Reduce Scarring

"Burns Specific Pain Anxiety Scale - BSPAS": adaptação transcultural e validação preliminar.

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