Necessidades humanas básicas e dependência de cuidados de enfermagem de idosos institucionalizados

Rocha, Luanna dos Santos; Souza, Elizabeth Moura Soares de; Rozendo, Célia Alves

doi:10.5216/ree.v15i3.18631

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“…As in other studies (26) , the results showed that a large number of requests are to carry out activities related to hygiene and comfort, especially bathing. The elderly have diminished physiological reserve, making them vulnerable to situations of functional dependence, which can last beyond hospital discharge.…”

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Heart failure as a predictor of functional dependence in hospitalized elderly

Xavier

Ferretti-Rebustini

Santana–Santos

et al. 2015

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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Objective: Identify whether Heart Failure (HF) is a predictor of functional dependence for Basic Activities of Daily Living (BADL) in hospitalized elderly. Methods: We investigated medical records and assessed dependence to BADL (by the Katz Index) of 100 elderly admitted to a geriatric ward of a university hospital. In order to verify if HF is a predictor of functional dependence, linear regression analyzes were performed. Results: The prevalence of HF was 21%; 95% of them were dependent for BADLs. Bathing was the most committed ADL. HF is a predictor of dependence in hospitalized elderlies, increasing the chance of functional decline by 5 times (95% CI, 0.94-94.48), the chance of functional deterioration by 3.5 times (95% CI, 1.28-11.66; p <0.02) and reducing 0.79 points in the Katz Index score (p <0.05). Conclusion: HF is a dependency predictor of ADL in hospitalized elderly, who tend to be more dependent, especially for bathing.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 78%

Heart failure as a predictor of functional dependence in hospitalized elderly

Xavier

Ferretti-Rebustini

Santana–Santos

et al. 2015

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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“…Even though full recovery of mobility is not possible in all cases, collaborative interdisciplinary work is required so that impaired mobility does not develop into further incapacities. ( 22 )…”

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“…Apesar de a total recuperação da mobilidade não ser possível em todos os casos, um trabalho interdisciplinar colaborativo é necessário, assim a mobilidade prejudicada não evolui para outras incapacidades. ( 22 )…”

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Relationships between nursing diagnoses and the level of dependence in activities of daily living of elderly residents

Dias¹,

Herdman²,

Ferretti‐Rebustini³

et al. 2020

Einstein (São Paulo)

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“…Among other problems, were identified musculoskeletal pain, joint stiffness, unstable gait, and history of falls in the studied elderly, which demonstrates demands of nursing care for their control and reduction. A study conducted in Alagoas/Brazil with institutionalized elderly people identified that in 62.7% of participants, the need for locomotion was affected and they depended on nursing care for the encouragement and supervision of walking, on the use of artifacts for ambulation (orthoses, prostheses, crutches, walking sticks, wheelchairs, walkers) and on effective assistance for locomotion due to restriction to bed, in addition to guidance and supervision of the companion/caregiver (13) .…”

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Nursing diagnoses for institutionalized elderly people based on Henderson’s theory

Fernandes

Clares

Borges³

et al. 2019

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Objective: To develop nursing diagnostic statements for institutionalized elderly people. Method: Descriptive study conducted with elderly subjects of a Long Stay Institution through the application of forms for the support of anamnesis and physical examination and a search of medical records. The diagnostic statements were developed based on the International Classification for Nursing Practice and categorized according to the Henderson’s theoretical model. Results: Participation of 203 elderly people. A total of 153 nursing diagnoses were developed and distributed as follows: 115 (75.1%) in the Biological/Physiological Component, 14 (9.1%) in the Psychological Component, 21 (13.7%) in the Social Component, and three (1.9%) in the Spiritual/Moral Component. Conclusion: The diagnostic statements portray situations of vulnerability to the health of institutionalized elderly that are influenced by biological, psychological, social and cultural factors and require a systematized, individualized and resolutive care for this public.

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Necessidades humanas básicas e dependência de cuidados de enfermagem de idosos institucionalizados

Abstract: Necessidades humanas básicas e dependência de cuidados de enfermagem de idosos institucionalizados Basic human needs and nursing care dependency of institutionalized eldersNecesidades humanas básicas y dependencia de cuidados de enfermería en ancianos institucionalizados

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

Heart failure as a predictor of functional dependence in hospitalized elderly

Heart failure as a predictor of functional dependence in hospitalized elderly

Relationships between nursing diagnoses and the level of dependence in activities of daily living of elderly residents

Nursing diagnoses for institutionalized elderly people based on Henderson’s theory

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