Instrumento de avaliação da sucção do recém-nascido com vistas a alimentação ao seio materno

Abstract

Purpose: to evaluate the accuracy of the "Assessment sucking scale to newborn in breastfeeding". Methods: this is a diagnostic study. The "Assessment sucking scale to newborn in breastfeeding" was drawn from an existing instrument, has been validated. The study included 152 mothers / newborn hospitalized in rooming in care. The study was divided into two stages, the first stage adaptation of the instrument and the second validation of the "Assessment sucking scale to newborn in breastfeeding" itself. For comparison between the instruments, it was considered as the gold standard "Protocol assessment of breastfeeding" proposed by UNICEF. Statistical analysis was applied to test the association chi square (first stage) and building the "Receiver Operating Characteristics" curve (second stage). Results: in the first phase, the "Assessment sucking scale to newborn in breastfeeding" was drawn from the behavior of newborns who were associated with breastfeeding, consisting of items posture, movement and cupping tongue and jaw movement. However, in the second stage, it was found that "Assessment sucking scale to newborn in breastfeeding" has a poor accuracy and is not a predictor of the behavior of the newborn in the breastfeeding. Conclusion: the "Assessment sucking scale to newborn in breastfeeding" cannot be considered a predictor of behavior newborn in the breastfeeding.

Frênulo lingual e aleitamento materno: estudo descritivo

“…These findings are in agreement with previous studies, in which the greatest difficulties were found regarding the body position of the mother and baby, anatomy of the breasts and affectivity (25,26) . The unfavorable behavior during maternal feeding that appeared most frequently concerns the mother's position about tense shoulders and leaning over the baby.…”

Instrumentos de avaliação do aleitamento materno e seu uso na prática clínica

“…2017 Mar;38(1):e64675 ment of the perception and behaviour of nursing women ; Assessment of maternal attitude/behaviour and infant sucking skills in breastfeeding (8,63,(65)(66)(67)(68)(69)(70)(71)(72)(73)(74)(75) ; and Assessment of infant's sucking skills in breastfeeding (63,67,73,(76)(77)(78)(79)(80)(81) (Chart 1). As for the scoring method and application of the instruments, we found various methods for instruments of the same category, and the possibility of self-application of the mother, especially in categories 1 and 2, where the instruments have a higher number of assessment items (Chart 2).…”

“…Avaliação da Sucção do Recém-Nascido na Alimentação no Seio Materno Brazil/Portuguese (76) No (76) No (76) BBAT UK/English (77) Yes (77) No (77) BEET USA/English (78) No (78) No (78) IBFAT Canada/English (79) Yes (79) No (79) USA/English (63,67) No (63,67) No (63,67) Turkey/Turkish (73) Yes (73) No (73) NOMAS Unspecified/English (80) No (80) No (80) SAIB USA/English (81) No (81) No ( The second category, defined as Assessment of the perception and behaviour of nursing women, refers to the central idea of the self-confidence of women when breastfeeding their infants. It is known that the mother's self-efficacy is strongly related to the success of prolonged breastfeeding, and, consequently, to the reduction of early weaning rates (22,29) .…”

Sintomas de disfagia em crianças com fissura labial e/ou palatina pré e pós-correção cirúrgica

“…At birth, it is recommended that babies be fed exclusively on breast milk, until the age of six months. Breast milk is a complete food, important for immunization and prevention of infections and allergies, and it also assists with the process of bone growth and development of the craniofacial musculature (20) . Although with greater difficulty, infants with CLP are able to succeed in the process of exclusive breastfeeding (6,21) , considering adequate positioning and adjustments to breastfeeding intervals (8) .…”

“…Occurrence of feeding difficulties in CLP patients is widely described in the literature (4,6,8,10,(20)(21)(22) . These difficulties arise at birth, because of impairment of the functions of suction and swallowing (26,27) .…”