o contato pele a pele ao nascimento e o choro de recém-nascidos durante vacinação contra hepatite b el contacto piel con piel en el nacimiento y llanto del recién nacido durante la vacunación contra la hepatitis b the skin to skin contact at birth and newborn crying during vaccination against hepatitis b
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OBJETIVO: Comprobar la efectividad, del contacto piel con piel entre madre e hijo después del nacimiento, en la reducción del comportamiento de estrés y dolor manifestado por el llanto del recién nacido (RN), proveniente del procedimiento de vacunación contra la Hepatitis B. MÉTODOS: Se trata de un estudio comparativo casi-experimental abarcando 40 RN a término, divididos en dos grupos, con o sin contacto piel con piel con sus madres después del nacimiento, y que fueron comparados en lo que se refiere al tiempo de llanto durante la vacunación contra la Hepatitis B.. RESULTADOS: Se observó en los dos grupos, variaciones en el tiempo de llanto durante las fases de ese procedimiento. CONCLUSIÓN: El efecto del contacto en la disminución del tiempo de llanto de los RN, no fue demostrado estadísticamente. Clínicamente, durante el momento terapéutico, fue observado el Síndrome del Llamado causado por el estrés; así como la efectividad del período de contacto en la modulación del comportamiento del llanto en los recién nacidos.
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, in both groups, changes in crying time during the phases of the process. CONCLUSION: The effect of contact in reducing crying time of neonates was not demonstrated statistically. Clinically, during the treatment time was observed Calling Syndrome caused by stress, as well as the effectiveness of the contact period in modulating the behavior of crying in newborns.
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| Authors | ;Raquel Bosquim Zavanella Vivancos;Adriana Moraes Leite;Carmen Gracinda Silvan Scochi;Cláudia Benedita dos Santos |
| Journal | ecology and society |
| Year | 2010 |
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