1987
DOI: 10.1007/bf00706525
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The psychiatrist in neonatology: A new frontier

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“…Research on animals indicates that pain and stress in the neonatal period can profoundly influence adult behavior, including an insensitivity to pain, decreased learning ability, body temperature instability, and immunosuppression (Sandman et al, 1979;Voorhees, 1981). There are anecdotal reports of NICU graduates who need intense, painful stimulation for emotional well-being; it is suggested that this may be a result of the frequent and prolonged pain experienced in the NICU setting (Aisenstein, 1987;Herzog, 1983). reported decreased pain sensitivity reported by parents for 18-month-old toddlers who had been extremely low-birth-weight infants and had experienced prolonged neonatal intensive care.…”
Section: Developmentally Sensitive Approach To Carementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research on animals indicates that pain and stress in the neonatal period can profoundly influence adult behavior, including an insensitivity to pain, decreased learning ability, body temperature instability, and immunosuppression (Sandman et al, 1979;Voorhees, 1981). There are anecdotal reports of NICU graduates who need intense, painful stimulation for emotional well-being; it is suggested that this may be a result of the frequent and prolonged pain experienced in the NICU setting (Aisenstein, 1987;Herzog, 1983). reported decreased pain sensitivity reported by parents for 18-month-old toddlers who had been extremely low-birth-weight infants and had experienced prolonged neonatal intensive care.…”
Section: Developmentally Sensitive Approach To Carementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As famílias esperam que os médicos dêem informações e ofereçam métodos para lidar com a doença e suas conseqüências, porque precisam desse tipo de apoio (RUKHOLM et al, 1991 (BILLIG, 1981;ZEANAH;JONES, 1982;AISENSTEIN, 1987).…”
Section: -Quais Os Seus Principais Sentimentos Durante a Internação?unclassified