Brazilian Nursing Journal (Revista Brasileira de Enfermagem - REBEn)

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Authors: Luciana Mara Monti FonsecaI, Natália Del’ Angelo AredesI, Danielle Monteiro Vilela Dias,Carmen Gracinda Silvan Scochi, José Carlos Amado Martins, Manuel Alves Rodrigues

ABSTRACT Objective: to evaluate students opinion regarding e-Baby educational technology. Methodology: exploratory descriptive study in which participated a sample composed of 14 nursing Portuguese students that used e-Baby digital educational technology in an extracurricular course. To achieve the aim of the study, the data collection was realized through an opinion instrument in Likert scale including the possibility of commentaries by students. Is was also collected data of participants’ characterization. Results: students made very satisfactory evaluations regarding the game e-Baby, varying since usability acceptation through suggestions of expansion of the game to other nursing themes. Conclusion: serious game e-Baby can be considered a didactic innovation and motivator tool of learning. Besides, it demonstrates have adequate interface in design and educative function aspects, evocating intense interaction between user and computational tool. Key words: Neonatal Nursing; Educational Technology; Students Nursing.

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Authors: Cícero Beto Freire, Ricardo Freitas DiasI, Paulo Adriano Schwinge ,Eduardo Eriko Tenório de França,Flávio Maciel Dias de Andrade,Emilia Chagas Costa,Marco Aurélio de Valois Correia Junior

ABSTRACT Objective: the objective was to assess the level of physical activity (LPA) and the quality of life QL of the professionals who work in ICU. Method: this was a cross-sectional study carried out in Adult ICUs. LPA was assessed by the International Questionnarie of Physical Activity – short form (IQPA-SF) and the QL by the Medical Outcomes Study 36 (SF-36) questionnaire. Results: it was classifi ed active 50.89% out of a total of 59 professionals. Nursing technicians were considered the most active with 60.6%. The QL of the professionals who were considered active were better when compared to inactives, with statistical differences to the category of physical aspects limitation, social aspects and mental health. The working hours were higher than recommend, the physicians were higher than the physical therapist, nurses and technicians nurses (p=0.046). Conclusion: physically active professionals who work in ICU had higher quality of life probably why have lower hours of work and consequently more free time to engage in physical activity. Key words: Phisycal Activity; Burnout Professional; Humanization of Hospital Services; Quality of Life; Sedentary Lifestyle; Intensive Care Unit.

35-9

Authors: Andréia de Carvalho Andrade, Luiza Watanabe Dal Ben, Maria Cristina Sanna

ABSTRACT Objective: the present study aimed to identify and characterize nursing companies managed by entrepreneur nurses registered at the Commercial Registry of São Paulo by 2011. Method: it’s a descriptive, exploratory study, whose data collection, made throughout January 2012, was carried out on the Commercial Registry of Sao Paulo website. This non-governmental body has the function of registering the opening of companies and supervising their trade situation. Results and conclusion: this study allowed us to identify that the entrepreneur nurse is a growing reality through the identifi cation of 196 companies opened by these professionals. Afterwards, it was analyzed their time of functioning, the main economic activity of the company, capital value, percentage of nurse partners and the distribution of companies by region of Sao Paulo State. Key words: Job Market; Entrepreneurship; Nursing.

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Authors: Juliana Ladeira Garbaccio, Adriana Cristina de Oliveira

ABSTRACT Objective: this study aimed to assess adherence and knowledge of manicures/pedicures on the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Method: it was a survey with 235 manicures/pedicures in salons, Belo Horizonte/Brazil. Data were analyzed with the software Statistical package for the social sciences (17.0), using descriptive statistics, chi-square and logistic regression. Results: the adherence and the knowledge of the professional were evaluated using the median of the results, obtaining 52% and 63% respectively. The professionals younger than 31 were more likely (2.54 times) to adhere to PPE and those who claimed to have done biosafety course and to use uniform during work, had better chance of understanding (2.86 and 3.12 times, respectively). The majority (83.4%) statedthat the use of PPE should occur for all rocedures, meanwhile 71.5 % cited not use them. Conclusion: the results indicate the poor adherence to PPE, strengthen occupational biological risk and need for training of these professionals. Key words: Beauty and Aesthetics Centers; Podiatry; Exposure to Biological Agents; Universal Precautions.

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Authors: Ivania VeraI, Roselma Lucchese, Adélia Yaeko Kyosen Nakatani, Valeria Pagotto, Selma Rodrigues Alves Montefusco, Geraldo Sadoyama

ABSTRACT Objective: the aim of this study was to identify factors associated with family functionality of non-institutionalized long-lived subjects, who were residents in Goiânia (GO), Brazil. Method: this was a population-based epidemiological study with cross-sectional outline. Evaluation scales of the functional and cognitive capacities were used. Family dynamics was measured using the Adaptation,Partnership, Growth, Affection, and Resolve (APGAR) instrument by making home interviews with 131 long-lived individuals. Results: there was prevalence of the female gender, average of age of 83.87 years old, widowhood condition, and residence in a big family, primary schooling, and self-perception of regular health. A great amount showed independence for self-care and partial dependence for daily life instrumental activities. Family functionality prevailed with score average of 9.06 points. Conclusion: in conclusion, family functionality in long-lived subjects is associated with self-perception of poor/bad health, osteoporosis, and fall. Results allowed characterizing long-lived subjects’ family functionality with the aim of valuing and prioritizing family as a caregiver. Key words: Nursing; Aged, 80 Years or More; Family Relationships.

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Authors: Andréa Maria Eleutério de Barros Lima Martins, Fernanda Marques da Costa, Raquel Conceição Ferreira, Pedro Eleutério dos Santos-Neto, Tatiana Almeida de Magalhaes, Maria Aparecida Barbosa de Sá, Isabela Almeida Pordeus

ABSTRACT Cross-sectional study conducted among workers of the Family Health Strategy Montes Claros. Objective: to investigate the report of vaccination against Hepatitis B, verifi cation of immunization and the factors associated with dosages of anti-HBs. Method: we collected blood samples from those reported that they had one or more doses of the vaccine. We evaluated the association of the dosage of anti- HBs with sociodemographic conditions, occupational and behavioral. The associations were verifi ed by Mann Whitney and Kruskal Wallis and correlation Spermann by linear regression using SPSS® 17.0. Results: among the 761 respondents,504 (66.1%) were vaccinated, 52.5 % received three doses, 30.4 % verifi ed immunization. Of the 397 evaluated for the determination of anti-Hbs, 16.4% were immune. Conclusion: it was found that longer duration of work was associated with higher levels of antiHBs,while levels of smoking were inversely associated with anti-HBs. These workers need for vaccination campaigns. Key words: Family Health; Vaccines Against Hepatitis B; Occupational Exposure; Hepatitis B; Epidemiology.

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Authors: Dinah Sá Rezende Neta, Ana Roberta Vilarouca da Silva, Grazielle Roberta Freitas da Silva

ABSTRACT Objective: to analyze the self-care of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus in the Family Health Strategy in Teresina-PI. Method: search cross selected by simple random sampling, 331 people with diabetes mellitus. Data collection took place from August to December 2012 with the use of Self-Care Activities Questionnaire with Diabetes and structured instrument for recording information socioeconomic and guidance received by the professional nurse. Results: the data revealed that patients have poor adherence to blood glucose monitoring, the physical exercise and foot care, but with good adherence to the medication. Only 38.7% of the sample examined the feet of fi ve to seven days a week. Statistically signifi cant association between self-care activities with their feet and orientations of nurses (p <0,05). Conclusion: that there is need to raise awareness with regard to the development of skills for self-care. Key words: Self-Care; Feet; Diabetes Mellitus.

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Authors: Laianna Victoria Santiago Silva, Patrícia Sayuri de Lima Tanaka, Maria Raquel Gomes Maia Pires

ABSTRACT Facing the challenges to the critical formation of health professionals, this article debates if the games BANFISA and (IN)DICASUS increases the creativity, the teamwork and the autonomy in the graduation in health. Objectives: to analyze the learning built during the matches of the games by students of the subject Gestão de Políticas Públicas em Saúde at the Universidade de Brasília. Method: exploratory, descriptive research, in a qualitative approach, with 26 students from various graduation courses in health, using a questionnaire and participant observation. Results: participants reinvented rules, related issues addressed in the games to the reality, interacted with colleagues and had fun throughout the match. Comparing the games in relation to ludicity, the BANFISA was more attractive than the (IN) DICA-SUS, although they are complementary. Conclusion: learning constructed by the students goes beyond the content of the subject; involve the active participation in group and creativity. Key words: Health Education; Games and Toys; Higher Education; Creativity; Personal Autonomy

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Authors: Síntia de Souza Evangelista, Adriana Cristina de Oliveira

ABSTRACT Infections by Community acquired Staphylococcus aureus (CA-MRSA) have drawn attention worldwide, including Brazil. Objective: to describe the epidemiology of CA-MRSA cases in Brazil order to understand its occurrence, risk factors and forms of management in the country compared with the worldwide situation. Method: literature review and for articles selection considering the databases: Scopus, Science Direct, Isi Web of Knowledge, PubMed and BVS. Results: ten national articles describing 21 cases of CA-MRSA were identifi ed, mostly in children, adolescents and adults with skin and soft tissue infection progressing to severe infections related to Oceania Southwest Pacifi c Clone (OSPC) leading to hospitalization. Conclusión:although CA-MRSA is considered a global important microorganism we found a lack of published data about its epidemiology in Brazil, which hinder the design of the reality of the country against CA-MRSA. Key words: Community Acquired Infections; Drug Resistance, Bacterial; Infection Control; Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus.

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Authors: Agueda Maria Ruiz Zimmer Cavalcante, Evelise Helena Fadini Reis Brunori, Camila Takáo Lopes, Andréa Braz Vendramini Silva, T. Heather Herdman

ABSTRACT Objective: to describe the nursing clinical judgment as a basis for ND identifi cation and development of a NIC treatment plan for a child after cardiac surgery under intensive care. Method: a case study with data retrospectively collected from charts. Results: Three nurses identifi ed NANDA-I diagnoses and NIC interventions. A 6-month-old child submitted to cardiac surgery, requiring extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in the postoperative period. Four main nursing diagnoses were identifi ed, towards which ten interventions were directed. The proposal of interventions to respond to the priority human responses of the child was optimized by the use of standard terminologies. Every nursing diagnosis was supported by diagnostic indicators; every intervention was scientifi cally supported. Conclusion: there must be an expectation that nurses address not only physiological responses, but also those within psychosocial domains. Key words: Nursing Diagnosis; Nursing Care; Controlled Vocabulary; Child; Thoracic Surgery.