2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-21002010000400003
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O contato pele a pele ao nascimento e o choro de recém-nascidos durante vacinação contra Hepatite B

Abstract: Objective:To test the effectiveness of skin to skin contact, between mother and child after birth, in reducing stress and pain behavior manifested by the cries of the newborn (NB), from the procedure of vaccination against Hepatitis B. Methods: This is a quasi-experimental comparative study covering 40 full-term newborns, divided into two groups, with or without skin contact with their mothers after birth, and were compared in terms of time crying during vaccination against Hepatitis B. Results: We observed, i… Show more

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“…Shorter injection-based crying time is similar to previous work [31], but that our infant cried at all during the injection in KC is contrary to the findings of [32] Vivancos, Leite, Scochi, and Dos Santos (2010) who found no crying in response to a Hepatitis B injection during KC in 20 term newborns. This difference may be explained by the number of invasive procedures the infants experienced: when the Hepatitis B injection was the one and only invasive procedure [32], crying did not occur, but, when the Hepatitis B injection followed two previous invasive procedures, crying did occur, probably due to heightened arousal and sensitivity to pain. Further, vacillations in crying time indicated an individual inconsistency in crying response to pain across the three invasive procedures, similar to previous work [33].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 76%
“…Shorter injection-based crying time is similar to previous work [31], but that our infant cried at all during the injection in KC is contrary to the findings of [32] Vivancos, Leite, Scochi, and Dos Santos (2010) who found no crying in response to a Hepatitis B injection during KC in 20 term newborns. This difference may be explained by the number of invasive procedures the infants experienced: when the Hepatitis B injection was the one and only invasive procedure [32], crying did not occur, but, when the Hepatitis B injection followed two previous invasive procedures, crying did occur, probably due to heightened arousal and sensitivity to pain. Further, vacillations in crying time indicated an individual inconsistency in crying response to pain across the three invasive procedures, similar to previous work [33].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 76%
“…The results identified a significant association between groups regarding GA in days (p = 0.02), however, it was not clinically relevant, since the two groups were comprised of term infants. Furthermore, it was identified that the mean birth weight of newborns, 3.190g for those immediately placed in skin to skin contact with the mother after delivery, and 3.325g for those taken directly to the heated crib, showed no association between the groups (p=0.29) ( 13 ) . In the present study on the other hand, weight showed a statistically significant difference for the premature in PCG (p=0.045).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reconhecendo a importância do manejo da dor aguda, diversos estudos desenvolvidos nas últimas décadas descrevem e recomendam medidas não farmacológicas para o seu alívio em recémnascidos prematuros ou a termo, como: posicionamento adequado e posição fetal, mudança de decúbito, contenção facilitada (AXELIN, et al, 2009;LIAW et al, 2011;MEEK, 2012;WARD-LARSON et al, 2004), enrolamento (HUANG et al, 2004 diminuição dos estímulos táteis e ambientais (ruídos/luminosidade) (LAGO et al, 2009), sucção não nutritiva (GIBBINS; STEVENS, 2001), contato pele a pele em posição canguru (CASTRAL et al, 2008;CASTRAL, 2010;VIVANCOS, 2010;WARNOCK et al, 2010), aleitamento materno (LEITE et al, 2006;LEITE et al, 2009;SHAH et al, 2007;SHAH et al, 2009), oferecimento de leite natural ordenhado (LNO/LHO), uso da glicose em diversas concentrações (BUENO, 2011) e o uso da sacarose que já foi utilizada em várias concentrações, mas atualmente é mais administrada a 25% (GASPARDO, 2006;LIAW et al, 2011;STEVENS;OHLSSON, 2010). Estudos também revelam eficácia no alívio da dor com medidas não farmacológicas combinadas como a sucção não nutritiva combinada à glicose ou sacarose (TSAO et al, 2008), sacarose e contenção facilitada (punções repetidas) (CIGNACCO et al, 2012).…”
Section: Também é Descrito No Artigo VI Da Declaração Universal De Diunclassified
“…A literatura científica mostra que na transição da vida intrauterina para a extrauterina, ocorrem várias alterações no organismo do recém-nascido, principalmente fisiológicas, pois este passa de um organismo completamente dependente de suprimentos, oxigenação e nutrição, para um organismo independente, que requer um grande período de adaptação que pode durar dias (ASKIN, 2002). Este momento para o recém-nascido é descrito por autores, como um intenso período de estresse transitório ao neonato McFARLIN, 2006;VIVANCOS et al, 2010).…”
Section: A Utilização De Métodos Não Farmacológicosunclassified