A Utilização Do Brinquedo Terapêutico Na Visita Pré-Operatória De Enfermagem À Criança

Schmitz, Silvana Machiavelli; Piccoli, Marister; Viera, Cláudia Silveira

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“…A wide variety of approaches have been proposed to minimize the potential negative effects of surgery and hospitalization, in particular the use of toys and other entertainment materials [12,[79][80][81], including music [82,83], humor [84], magic [85], hospital clowns [20,86], guided visits to the hospital and operating room [87] and educational preoperative programs [11,66,73,88]. The literature also recommends that preoperative instruments should be brief, portable, inexpensive, and easy to administer [89].…”

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Providing preoperative information for children undergoing surgery: a randomized study testing different types of educational material to reduce children's preoperative worries

Fernandes

Arriaga

Esteves

2014

Health Education Research

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Providing preoperative information for children undergoing surgery: a randomized study testing different types of educational material to reduce children's preoperative worries

Fernandes

Arriaga

Esteves

2014

Health Education Research

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“…Surgery and hospitalization are potentially traumatic experiences that can negatively affect a child's development and well-being (Schmitz, Piccoli, & Viera, 2003). To minimize some of these negative effects, we developed an interactive educational multimedia application, entitled "An Adventure at the Hospital".…”

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Using an Educational Multimedia Application to Prepare Children for Outpatient Surgeries

Fernandes

Arriaga

Esteves

2014

Health Communication

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“…3,8,10,14,18 The first models of specific programs for children that would undergo surgery in the hospital were developed in the 1970s. 4 In these models, children were offered an overview of the anesthesia and surgery by means of videos or puppet theater.…”

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A influência da atividade lúdica sobre a ansiedade da criança durante o período pré-operatório no centro cirúrgico ambulatorial

Weber¹

2010

J. Pediatr. (Rio J.)

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Objective: To verify the influence of playful activities during the preoperative period on the anxiety of children participating in the therapeutic recreation project conducted at the outpatient surgical center of Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre (HCPA), Porto Alegre, Brazil. Methods:The modified Yale Preoperative Anxiety Scale (mYPAS) was administered to 50 children between 5 and 12 years of age undergoing medical procedures at the outpatient surgical center. The children were divided in two groups: recreation group (individuals who participated in playful interventions in the recreation room) and control group (individuals who did not participate in playful interventions). Anxiety was measured using the mYPAS at two different moments: soon after the individuals arrived at the outpatient surgical center (minute 0) and 15 minutes after the first measurement. Results:The results showed that soon after arriving at the outpatient surgical center, the patients did not have significant differences regarding anxiety, showing high values. However, after 15 minutes waiting or undergoing intervention, the children in the recreation group had reduced anxiety levels and those in the control group remained anxious. The anxiety caused by the hospital environment and surgical procedure may be harmful during the preoperative period because it might affect cognitive, social, and affective development, in addition to increasing negative behaviors during the child's postoperative period. 6-8 The child's negative experience during the period prior to the surgery might cause some disorders, such as eating and sleep disorders, and several changes in the child's attitude for some days. 9 ConclusionsAlthough there are so many negative disorders, responses to surgery may also be positive when they provide self- No conflicts of interest declared concerning the publication of this article.Suggested citation: Weber FS. The influence of playful activities on children's anxiety during the preoperative period at the outpatient surgical center. J Pediatr (Rio J). 2010;86(3):209-214.

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A Utilização Do Brinquedo Terapêutico Na Visita Pré-Operatória De Enfermagem À Criança

Cited by 13 publications

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Providing preoperative information for children undergoing surgery: a randomized study testing different types of educational material to reduce children's preoperative worries

Providing preoperative information for children undergoing surgery: a randomized study testing different types of educational material to reduce children's preoperative worries

Using an Educational Multimedia Application to Prepare Children for Outpatient Surgeries

A influência da atividade lúdica sobre a ansiedade da criança durante o período pré-operatório no centro cirúrgico ambulatorial

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