2018
DOI: 10.4322/2526-8910.ctoao0960
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Percepção De Puérperas Sobre O Seu Desempenho Ocupacional No Pós-Operatório Da Cesariana

Abstract: Resumo: Introdução: Na assistência obstétrica, dentre as vias de nascimento, a cesárea é empregada quando a cirurgia se torna indispensável para reduzir complicações e preservar a vida da mãe e do neonato, no entanto, sua recuperação pode ser mais vagarosa, marcada por um período de maior vulnerabilidade a intercorrências e limitações, embora temporárias, sobre o desempenho ocupacional. Acredita-se que o discurso da mulher que vivencia seu pós-operatório possibilita uma maior visibilidade e campo de possibilid… Show more

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“…Because the service receives high-risk pregnant women, there are cesarean postpartum and normal postpartum women. Therefore, a similar result was found in the study by Medeiros & Marcelino (2018), in which they evaluated women in the cesarean section postpartum and reported difficulty of women in the independent performance of ADL, especially bathing, dressing, going to the toilet and mobility in the bed. Medeiros & Marcelino (2018) state in their study, that difficulties in the performance of ADL are expected in the immediate puerperium, by several factors consequent of the delivery process, such as pain complaint during functional mobility.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…Because the service receives high-risk pregnant women, there are cesarean postpartum and normal postpartum women. Therefore, a similar result was found in the study by Medeiros & Marcelino (2018), in which they evaluated women in the cesarean section postpartum and reported difficulty of women in the independent performance of ADL, especially bathing, dressing, going to the toilet and mobility in the bed. Medeiros & Marcelino (2018) state in their study, that difficulties in the performance of ADL are expected in the immediate puerperium, by several factors consequent of the delivery process, such as pain complaint during functional mobility.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…These contents were relevant to the educational material because, as identified in the integrative review carried out, they can constitute factors of protection to the environment or risk for early weaning. Thus, it was evidenced that the perception of nipples, often mistaken, of delay in the descent of milk, 34 besides the presence of flat or inverted nipples, 35 as well as the presence of breast lesions 36 and pain associated with breastfeeding 37 can trigger early weaning. In addition, the ineffective breastfeeding technique, which makes sucking and emptying of the breast difficult, may generate losses in the dynamics of milk production and breast problems such as cracks, breast ingurgitation and mastitis (more common in the neonatal period), may also be associated with interruption of EBF.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…New activities will start to be part of her daily life, demanding that she learns to perform her maternal role and incorporate new tasks and features into her identity as a woman. Furthermore, during the postpartum period, mothers experience ambivalent feelings, ranging from self-confidence, resulting from the experience of the child's birth, to uncertainties, typical of this adaptive period (Medeiros & Marcelino, 2018). In this context, breastfeeding is a maternal experience that can result in this ambivalence since it is an important Instrumental Activity of Daily Living (IADL) of this new phase that can also lead to stress due to the difficulties it may present (Conceição, Brito, Silva & Marcelino, 2020).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%