2015
DOI: 10.17921/2447-8938.2015v17n1p54-59
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Revisão Integrativa dos Diagnósticos de Enfermagem de Pacientes em Período Pós Operatório

Abstract: ResumoA prática baseada em evidências é uma abordagem que preconiza a utilização de resultados de pesquisas na prática clínica, sendo a revisão integrativa um de seus recursos. Dessa forma, tal processo foi empregado neste estudo com o objetivo de descrever a produção científica dos Diagnósticos de Enfermagem atribuídos aos pacientes em período pós-operatório nos últimos seis anos. Para a seleção dos artigos, utilizou-se a base de dados de Literatura Latino-Americana em Ciências de Saúde (LILACS), no período d… Show more

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“…The main nursing diagnoses found in renal transplant patients and their use to elaborate specific interventions that are consistent with the patient's reality are shown in studies. [7][8][9][10] The following NDs were pointed out: risk for unbalanced volume of liquids; risk of fall; risk of infection; risk of aspiration; ineffective protection; mobility in the impaired bed; impaired skin integrity; deficit in self-care for bathing / hygiene. These NDs are referred to the following Nursing interventions: control and monitoring of fluids and electrolytes; prevention of falls; protection against infection; post-anesthetic care; precautions against aspiration; rest bed care; skin supervision; injury care; assistance in selfcare and temperature regulation.…”
Section: Methods Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The main nursing diagnoses found in renal transplant patients and their use to elaborate specific interventions that are consistent with the patient's reality are shown in studies. [7][8][9][10] The following NDs were pointed out: risk for unbalanced volume of liquids; risk of fall; risk of infection; risk of aspiration; ineffective protection; mobility in the impaired bed; impaired skin integrity; deficit in self-care for bathing / hygiene. These NDs are referred to the following Nursing interventions: control and monitoring of fluids and electrolytes; prevention of falls; protection against infection; post-anesthetic care; precautions against aspiration; rest bed care; skin supervision; injury care; assistance in selfcare and temperature regulation.…”
Section: Methods Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These NDs are referred to the following Nursing interventions: control and monitoring of fluids and electrolytes; prevention of falls; protection against infection; post-anesthetic care; precautions against aspiration; rest bed care; skin supervision; injury care; assistance in selfcare and temperature regulation. 7 Seventeen NDs were studied, allowing the elaboration of interventions based on the real needs of renal transplant patients and based on a theoretical reference.8 Another important article was the main NDs associated with these patients to establish care plans to improve care and prevent possible complications of transplantation, which would help improve the patient's quality of life, safety and satisfaction, and reduce treatment costs. 10 The association between NDs pattern of disrupted sleep and sexual dysfunction, disturbed sleep pattern and ineffective sexuality patterns, and sexual dysfunction and ineffective sexuality patterns has been demonstrated, revealing that the renal transplant patient may present more than one ND, which should be evaluated so that the appropriate Nursing interventions can be performed.…”
Section: Methods Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%