estresse e comportamento de colaboração em face do tratamento odontopediátrico estrés y comportamiento de colaboración frente al tratamiento odontopediátrico stress and collaboration behavior in facing pediatric dental treatment
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Abstract
La investigación fue realizada en el contexto de la disciplina de odontopediatría en una clínica escuela. Tuvo como objetivo caracterizar los problemas comportamentales de los niños asistidos y las manifestaciones de estrés de los niños, de sus acompañantes y de los alumnos de odontología, además de identificar el miedo ante el tratamiento odontológico de los acompañantes y las posibles asociaciones entre las manifestaciones de estrés y la colaboración de los niños ante a los procedimientos odontológicos. Participaron del estudio 110 niños, 110 acompañantes y 70 alumnos. Se hizo la aplicación de los siguientes instrumentos: Escala de Estrés Infantil; Escala Comportamental A2 de Rutter; Inventario de Síntomas de Estrés de Lipp; Dental Fear Survey. Se constató que en la asistencia odontopediátrica hubo manifestaciones de estrés, en los niños, acompañantes y alumnos, condición poco favorecedora del aprendizaje de los alumnos y hubo, también, comportamientos de colaboración con la asistencia por parte de los niños, lo que se hizo presente en procedimientos de diferentes niveles de invasión.
Current study, carried out at the Pediatric Dentistry Clinic, characterizes behavioral problems and stress manifestations in children undergoing dental treatment and identifies possible links between children's cooperation in dental procedures. Manifestations of stress in the accompanying person and in the dental student practicing the treatment were identified, showing the manner they influence the child behavior during the procedure. One hundred and ten children, 110 accompanying persons and 70 students participated in the study. The following instruments were applied: Child Stress Scale, Rutter Parent Scale A2, Lipp Stress Symptoms Inventory, and Dental Fear Survey. Since dental treatment was permeated with stress manifestations by children, accompanying persons and dentistry students, such conditions did not favor the dentistry students' learning or the children's cooperative behavior. Manifestations were present regardless of the invasiveness degree of the procedure.
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| Authors | ;Cármen Lúcia Cardoso;Sonia Regina Loureiro |
| Journal | International urology and nephrology |
| Year | 2008 |
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