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Noninvasive mechanical ventilation (NIV) may reduce postoperative complications of obesity--associated restrictive pulmonary syndrome. We evaluated the effects of NIV use after extubation in patients undergoing bariatric surgery on acute changes in lung function. A randomized clinical trial was performed with patients in the immediate postoperative period of bariatric surgery. The intervention group used NIV for 1 hour after arrival at the post-anesthesia recovery room, the control group received standard care. Pulmonary function assessment was performed preoperatively, immediately after surgery and 1 hour after arrival in the recovery room. Statistical analysis was performed using the Generalized Estimation Equations test and Bonferroni's post-hoc test. The significance level adopted was 0.05. A total of 46 individuals were evaluated, of which 31 were able to perform spirometry in the pre and immediate postoperative period. The sample consisted of 25 women, mean age of 42.55 ± 10.39 years and mean Body Mass Index of 50.82 ± 10.20. Preoperative spirometry showed that most patients had mild restrictive disorders (46.7% versus 43.8%) or no respiratory disorder (40% versus 31.3%). In the post-extubation evaluation, most patients had severe restrictive disorder (66.7% versus 53.8%), after one hour in the recovery room, 64.3% versus 60% of patients had severe restriction and 21.4% versus 20% severe obstruction. It was concluded that the use of prophylactic NIV did not improve pulmonary function in the immediate postoperative period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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INTRODUCTION: In Brazil, the growth of the elderly population has aroused the interest of speech therapy professionals, considering the importance of speech-language rehabilitation in the elderly, who suffer in old age due to several factors, one of which is the lack of mobility and control of chewing and swallowing. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to analyze the mastication process in senescence, in speech therapy practice in the functions of chewing, to describe and verify the possible structural changes of the stomatognathic system. METHODOLOGY: A bibliographic review study of the speech-language pathology literature on speech therapy in senescence was conducted. Articles were carried out in Portuguese, published in the databases of the SciELO and LILACS databases in books available in the library of the virtual higher education institution in the period from 2010 to 2019. RESULTS: The findings in the literature revealed that speech therapy in the context of improving and organizing stomatognathic structures are of great value in the recovery of patients submitted to dental prostheses, which need time for a masticatory adaptation. CONCLUSION: Based on the results, we conclude that the profile of the sample studied is consistent with that of the nationally senescent population: the main changes observed in stomatognathic structures and their functions were changes in mobility and tonicity in the adaptation of chewing due to lack of teeth or poorly adapted prostheses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Stroke represents the major cause of acquired disability. Between the several modalities for rehabilitation of these patients, Mental Practice tasks have been cited as valuable resources for motor recovery. Mental Practice is a training method who provides learning or improvement of a motor act. The aim of this study was to review the literature on the use of Mental Practice as a form of rehabilitation in post stroke patients. A literature integrative review was performed where articles from the last 10 years were checked on the Scielo, PEDro, MedLine and PubMed databases, in English and Portuguese, by using the descriptors: "rehabilitation", "physiotherapy", "neuronal plasticity" and "stroke" with their respective English terms. We have found 62 scientific articles, and just 16 established satisfactory results. We concluded that Mental Practice presents satisfactory results in the motor function of post stroke patients when associated with some motor modality of rehabilitation in the chronic phase, and it might be considered an additional therapeutic resource, available for application in patients with specific characteristics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To analyze a scientific production on the current pandemic of new coronaviruses, highlighting aspects related to virus resources, as well as the epidemiology, diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19 in order to provide information to health professionals and the scientific community. Method: Narrative review, searching the Scielo, Medline, Lilacs and Pubmed databases, for the period from February to May 2020, using the keywords: "coronavirus infections" or "coronavirus infections", "COVID-19", "Betacoronavirus", "Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome", "SARS-Cov-2", "diagnosis", "diagnosis". Results: Three thematic categories were highlighted: aspects related to the virus; an epidemiology and disease clinic; and aspects of diagnosis and treatment. Conclusion: The Coronavirus has mutated since the beginning of the pandemic, but it is not known whether these mutations have affected its infectiousness. In different parts of the world the epidemiology of COVID-19 was different. Regarding treatment, a drug that has been shown to be more promising until recovery is needed. Without an effective vaccine, the biggest weapon that affects social isolation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The importance of sleep in the recovery of injuries and illnesses is well known, and there is an emerging understanding of the restorative roles of sleep in the health-disease process. The hospital environment is often inhospitable for the generation and maintenance of sleep and this impairment is even more pronounced in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The objective was to describe the activity-rest rhythm of patients hospitalized in ICU, with measures to inhibit stressors such as light and noise. This is an experimental, randomized, prospective study conducted in three ICUs in the city of Curitiba, where the experimental group (GE) used actimetry, mask for eyes, earplugs filled with a sleep diary. The control group (GC) made use of acymmetry and filling of the sleep diary. The groups were submitted to the evaluation of the non-parametric variables M10 that reflects the average activity of the 10 most active hours, L5 that reflects the average of the 5 hours less active and RA that represents the calculation of the difference between the 10 most active hours and the five hours, generated by the actimeter. Including 12 patients, 6 in the GE group and 6 in the GC group. There was a strong tendency to benefit the devices by the variable L5 (p = 0.54) and RA (p = 0.55) in the comparison between the groups. Both groups reported environmental factors such as noise (83%) and medication administration (50%) the main disturbing factors of sleep in the ICU. Eyepiece mask and ear cap are easy to use and inexpensive, can be aids in the quality of rest. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: To reflect on spirituality as a support for nursing professionals in times of pandemic during the care provided to clients. Method: This is a qualitative descriptive study, reflective analysis. Results: Spirituality has proved to be one of the main resources of professionals and society to understand suffering and strengthen humanity for new challenges such as actual pandemic. The appreciation of the patient's spiritual dimension can contribute to his recovery, better understanding and acceptance of his current condition, contributing to a better balance and quality of life, preserving his dignity during the hospitalization period. . Final Considerations: Due to the role that spirituality can play in the patient's disease, life and quality of life, it is important that nursing professionals are able to explore this facet of their clients as well as in themselves. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: To analyze and describe the perceptions about the intensive care unit of adult patients who were hospitalized in the ICU of a University Hospital of Belém do Pará. Method: Descriptive, exploratory qualitative approach, carried out with 10 patients who were hospitalized in the ICU, from August to December 2017, through a semi-structured interview and analyzed by the content analysis technique. Results: The statements were synthesized in four units: "Prior and subsequent ICU perception: Death risk versus recovery" "Environmental changes and habits in ICU: stressors"; "Perception of care: aspects favorable and unfavorable to humanization"; and "Remarkable Memories". Conclusion: With this research it was possible to observe the previous and subsequent perceptions of hospitalization in an intensive care unit, as well as the perceptions regarding health care received and the main memories that marked the life of patients after ICU stay. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to know the family caregiver's perspective on the care and the recovery of the elderly with a fall-related fracture. Method: descriptive and exploratory study conducted with 15 family caregivers of the elderly in the municipality of Borrazópolis, Paraná State, Brazil, in the months of June and July 2018, through semi-structured interviews submitted to thematic content analysis. Results: four thematic categories emerged: nursing team supporting family caregivers of the elderly with fracture; limb immobilization or restriction to bed as a dependency-generating condition; peculiarities of the care with the elderly with fracture; and religion/spirituality strengthening daily care. Conclusion: in the family caregiver's perspective, the care and the recovery of the elderly with a fall-related fracture involve dedication, changes in personal and family life and burden to the caregiver, besides difficulties arising from the lack of training and non-acceptance of the dependency condition by the elderly. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to assess the prevalence, intensity and discomfort of the thirst of the orthopedic surgical patient and the correlations with the demographic and clinical-surgical variables. Method: cross-sectional, quantitative and analytical study with 78 patients in the Post-Anesthetic Recovery Room of a teaching hospital. Results: eight patients (10.3%) reported thirst spontaneously. Its mean intensity was 4.8, and the discomfort, 5.0. The attribute dry mouth was the most prevalent, followed by desire to drink water and dried lips. Intensity correlated significantly with discomfort of thirst in the group of patients from 21 to 40 years. There was a relationship of prevalence between presence of thirst and all the attributes of the Perioperative Thirst Discomfort Scale, with the exception of the attribute bad taste in the mouth. Conclusion: the thirst of the orthopedic surgical patient is prevalent in the postoperative period, with moderate intensity, but considerably uncomfortable. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Post-stroke individuals present impairments in gait and balance that may lead to limitations in activities of daily living. Among many physical therapy interventions, the use of Body Weight-Support (BWS) is a promising strategy to improve mobility and its functional aspects. However, the effectivity of the association of this strategy with more commonly applied physical therapy exercises needs to be accessed in real clinical context. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of a gait training on the ground and treadmill with BWS, combined with conventional physiotherapy, on the functionality of post-stroke individuals. This is a randomized, pragmatic, single-blinded study conducted at a rehabilitation hospital. The sample consisted of 17 post-stroke patients, randomly allocated in two groups: control (CG) and experimental (EG). Both groups received 40 minutes of physiotherapy offered by the hospital and the EG received more 20 min of gait training with BWS for 12 weeks with sessions varying from one to two times a week. Berg Balance Scale (BBS), Barthel Index (BI) and Functional Ambulation Category (FAC) were applied in three moments: before starting the therapy, at the 7th week and until one week after finishing the protocol. The EG presented evolutions in BBS and FAC in the first 7 weeks of intervention, which for CG only occurred later. After 12 weeks, both groups exhibited improvement in the functional measures but, in the EG this improvement happened in the first seven weeks, suggesting that the BWS combined with conventional physiotherapy accelerated the process of functional recovery of the stroke patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Aim: to identify the perceptions experienced by accompanying relatives of children during hospitalization. Method: exploratory, qualitative research carried out in a pediatric sector in the interior of Mato Grosso from May to June 2015. Data were obtained through semi-structured interviews with the relatives of hospitalized children and submitted to thematic analysis. Results: the mothers were more present as companions during the hospitalization and, in some cases, was the first contact with the pediatrics sector. The physical structure was considered satisfactory. Some of the feelings and expressed attitudes were despair, fear, impotence/helplessness, longing, and hope. Final considerations: the study pointed out the need of reception of family members by the entire health team during the hospitalization of the child, including them in the treatment process, attending to their physical and psychological needs, thus contributing to the improvement of child care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Rotator cuff injuries are a very common condition that causes constant pain and disability among adults. Smoking may be related to the aggravation of this injury as it brings about many harmful effects, which slow or inhibit functional improvement of musculoskeletal lesions. The aims is to confirm the influence of smoking on functional outcomes after therapeutic approach to the rotator cuff injury. A literature review was performed in PubMed, Medline, Scielo, Lilacs, Cochrane Library and Science Direct databases. An analysis of titles and abstracts of articles published between 2005 and 2015 was carried out to select the written material. Three studies were selected which met the inclusion criteria. Despite the low number of articles found, it was concluded that there is evidence that smoking influences the patients' functional recovery with rotator cuff injury as nonsmokers showed significant functional scores improvement when compared to smokers in all the studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Aiming at body improvement Kung Fu practitioners take their body to extreme training measures with it becomes necessary to seek more effective recovery forms, where immersion in cold water, which tends to aid in the reduction of edema and muscle spasms. Thus, the aim of the study was to evaluate through the thermal asymmetry the effect of recovery in cold and passive water in a session of Kung Fu eagle claw. Participated 16 experienced subjects who in the first week did the training and recovery passively and in the second week did the training and used the immersion in cold water for recovery. The assessment was performed in terms of thermal asymmetry, where no significant differences were observed between the thigh, leg and arm asymmetries between the two recovery methods, although the asymmetries with immersion in cold water were lower than in the passive recovery. Thus, immersion in cold water although not presenting significant differences may be a method that tends to aid recovery in Kung Fu. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The production of meals involves a set of tools that guarantee quality and safety, and aims to promote, maintain or even recover the individual and collective health of the users that benefit from the food served (CAVALLI, 2007). There are initiatives and concerns of these services in informing the nutritional quality of meals. On the other hand, consumers have been more demanding in the search for more complete, truthful and enlightening information on food products (FERREIRA, 2012). The allergic population before consuming certain foods, seeks to consult the service desk to check the risks of allergen traces present in the products, this when it does not have the information seek the people who are directly related to the preparation of meals, in the case the food handlers . The importance of the right to this information is even more evident in the reference group, since as a form of treatment, allergens should be excluded from their diet, which depends on the possibility of recognizing clear and accurate information about these components in the labels and / or next to the channels of service to the consumer (CHADDAD, 2014). Given this context, due to the constant importance to access to this information, the present research has as fundamental point to evaluate the knowledge of food handlers, in relation to the presence of allergens in commercial meals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study monitored self-reported feeling of mood, fatigue and recovery, anthropometry and physical performance in Tae Kwon Do athletes during a pre-competitive period. We assessed mood states (Questionnaire POMS), stress and subjective recovery (RESTQ - Sport 76), estimated fat mass (skinfolds), and physical performance (speed test - 30meters, horizontal jump and aerobic performance - Queens College step test) in nine male athletes of Paraiba tae kwon do state team, Brazil. These evaluations were performed every three days along two weeks before the competition and along the week after the competition day. During the week prior to competition self-reported feelings of mood, stress and recovery increased, followed by a decrease in the recovery scales. Athletes decreased their velocity, but it was observed a significant increase in muscle power (P = 0.023, Δ = 7.2 %). No changes were observed for aerobic performance during the same week. During the pre-competitive period, the athletes presented an increase in psychological stress and a decrease in physical performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This work aimed to describe the nursing team's view of mothers in the care of newborns in the neonatal intensive care unit. An exploratory, descriptive study, with qualitative approach. The interview was the instrument used to collect the data, in accordance with the criteria of resolution CNS 196/1996. The data were analyzed through content analysis, which originated three categories: problems experienced by the nursing team; the recovery of the newborn: the mother-nursing team integrated care; lack of knowledge of the mothers perceived by the nursing team, which provided the understanding that the nursing team has in relation to the mothers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study aimed to characterize the hospitalization by the use/abuse of drugs. Retrospective and exploratory study conducted of 6380 patients. As a result the predominant features were male, age 31-40 years; hospitalized by family own with and length of stay exceeding 60 days. The main funder of hospitalizations was the health public system with 4142 (64,4%) paid admissions. Conclusion: Concluded that the use/drug abuse generates a higher level of dependence and results in a greater difficulty in achieving and maintaining recovery Therefore is important the early diagnosis to prevent hospitalizations and severity of cases. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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