Evidence For The Cancer Patients’ Pain Management: An Integrative Review

Abstract

Background: On cancer, pain is one of the most frequent and distressing symptoms, being present in all stages of the disease. Knowing that, this study aimed to analyze the available evidence in the literature about chronic pain management by nurses in adult patients with cancer. Methods and Results:It is an integrative review searched in the PUBMED, LILACS, CINAHL and COCHRANE databases. Nineteen studies met the inclusion criteria proposed in the study, most controlled clinical trials. The articles were analyzed and grouped into three thematic categories: health education (52.6%), clinical practice (36.9%) and complementary therapies (10.5%). Conclusion:The nurse has various means for better pain management, promoting effective assistance, minimizing possible barriers, promoting the autonomy of the patient and the ability to self-control, resulting in greater patient satisfaction.

Genetic Study of Rock Melon (Cucumis Melo L. Var. Cantalupensis ): Fruit Variability in Segregating Populations and After Selfing Performance

“…In the S1 population, the homozygouslike state for some qualitative traits and the narrow variability for some quantitative traits also had previous reports (Amorim et al, 2016). Strong major QTL expression could be the reason, followed by no mutation and crossing over.…”