Objetiva-se identifi car o conhecimento do enfermeiro da Atenção Básica quanto à prevenção do câncer de colo deútero, descrever a percepção do enfermeiro quanto à prevenção deste câncer, e identifi car as atividades de prevençãorealizadas pela Atenção Básica de Saúde.Constitui-se uma pesquisa de natureza exploratória com abordagemqualitativa, com 15 enfermeiras atuantes nas unidades de Atenção Primária da cidade de Valença, Rio de Janeiro,durante outubro de 2014, com entrevistas estruturadas com os profi ssionais. Foram discutidas cinco categoriassobre prevenção, educação em saúde, coleta do exame citopatológico, vacina contra HPV e ações do planejamentoda prevenção do câncer de colo de útero. Conclui-se que as enfermeiras das unidades de atenção primária possuemcerto conhecimento sobre as medidas de prevenção preconizadas pelo Ministério da Saúde, e algumas destas sãorealizadas nas unidades, porém com determinadas fragilidades do sistema.Palavras-chave: Atenção Básica; Neoplasia do Colo do Útero; Prevenção de Doenças; Enfermagem.

This study aimed to analyze the reasons that prevent male adherence to Men's Health Care Programs. To this end, a qualitative study was carried out, carried out in a Teaching Hospital with 30 men who sought the Adult Emergency Service, received and answered a semi-structured questionnaire in August 2018, the data obtained were transcribed to a electronic bank and received statistical analysis and data description. In view of the analysis, it was possible to discuss that the reason for the impediment was work, and the most frequent suggestions were to open on weekends; appointments after business hours; and more doctors for care. Given the above, it was possible to conclude that it is necessary to adopt strategies to encourage the male population to seek primary health care services through the media and the active search by health agents in Basic Health Units, actions and guidelines can contribute to improving the adhesion of the male population to the programs of the National Policy for Integral Attention to Men's Health.

Objetivo: Identifi car difi culdades enfrentadas pelo paciente renal para a realização do tratamento. Método: Pesquisade caráter qualitativo, do tipo exploratório descritivo. As entrevistas ocorreram no setor de hemodiálise do HUSF noperíodo de Setembro de 2015 por meio de um questionário. Os dados coletados foram armazenados em planilhado Microsoft Excel e analisados através da análise estatística descritiva. Resultados: Dos 50 entrevistados, obtevese como resultado a pouca difi culdade no tratamento, tendo destaque, para o transporte gratuito disponibilizadocomo forma de apoio para a realização do tratamento e alterações da rotina alimentar. Conclusões: É de extremaimportância que o enfermeiro esteja atento às queixas e reações apresentadas pelo paciente, e necessidade doenvolvimento contínuo de uma equipe multiprofi ssional para a garantia de uma assistência de qualidade e livre deriscos.Palavras Chave: Insufi ciência renal crônica; Unidades hospitalares de hemodiálise; Transtornos de adaptação. ABSTRACTObjective: To identify diffi culties faced by kidney patients for the completion of treatment. Method: qualitativeresearch, exploratory and descriptive. The interviews took place in HUSF the hemodialysis unit in September2015 period by means of a questionnaire. The collected data were stored in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet andanalyzed using descriptive statistical analysis. Results: Of the 50 respondents, was obtained as a result a littlediffi culty in treatment, having featured for the free transport provided in support for the completion of treatmentand changes in eating routine. Conclusions: It is extremely important that nurses be aware of the complaints andreactions presented by the patient, and need the continued involvement of a multidisciplinary team to guaranteequality care and risk-free.Key words: chronic renal failure; hemodialysis hospital units; Adjustment disorders.

The present study aimed to analyze the obstacles in carrying out low risk prenatal care with the nurse. To this end, a descriptive exploratory study with a qualitative approach was carried out. Thirty pregnant women who underwent low-risk prenatal care at the Women's Health House and the Comprehensive Medicinal Clinic of a Teaching Hospital participated in the study, who responded to a recorded interview, and the data analysis was carried out through the characterization of the clientele and the categorization of interview responses. In view of the analysis, it was possible to discuss, and the following results were obtained, predominance of the age group from 21 to 25 years old 36.6%, education 70% have completed High School, 50% have a stable union, have no children 43, 3%, and 26.6% and were in the 20th gestational week. The following study categories were created: 1) The culture of prenatal care by the medical professional, 2) The organization of the Network in directing from the patient to areas where it is not the nurse who performs low risk prenatal care and 3) Ignorance of the nurse's role in caring for low risk prenatal care. In view of the above, it was possible to conclude that the obstacles in carrying out low-risk prenatal care between the pregnant woman and the nurse are related to the process of referral flows and free access to the structure of the service network to carry out this activity in the municipality, maintaining the culture of medical care during consultations, which contributes to the fact that pregnant women are unaware of the role of nurses in carrying out low-risk prenatal care.

It is a Scoping Review protocol on nursing care in hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. It aims to formalize the primary study. The protocol defines the paths that will be adopted in the secondary Scoping Review study and was elaborated based on the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-analysis Protocols (PRISMA-P) and the PRISMA Extension for Scoping Reviews (PRISMA -ScR). The review is expected to map the evidence available in the literature on nursing care in HSCT in the hospital environment.