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Introducción. Los meningiomas son tumores extraaxiales que son originados a partir de las células de la aracnoides y son los tumores primarios más frecuentes del sistema nervioso central (SNC), adicionalmente existe un 70% mayor de probabilidad de que alguno de los hijos de una persona con tumor primario pueda presentarlo en algún momento de su vida, como es el caso de la persona reportada. Objetivo. Describir los cuidados perioperatorios de enfermería de una persona con diagnóstico médico de meningioma parietal izquierdo con base en el Proceso de Atención de Enfermería. Material y método. Estudio de caso observacional, descriptivo, con aplicación del proceso de enfermería y las taxonomías NANDA, NOC y NIC. Resultados. Durante el preoperatorio se logró una disminución significativa del nivel de ansiedad a través de la escucha activa y la explicación del procedimiento quirúrgico. Durante el transoperatorio se realizaron cuidados propios de la enfermera especialista quirúrgica, lo que permitió una recuperación inmediata y mediata en el postoperatorio, en el cual se obtuvo mejoría principalmente en la memoria. Discusión. Diversos estudios demuestran que los efectos secundarios posteriores a la cirugía dependen de las condiciones de cada persona, es por ello que se debe garantizar la atención hacia las respuestas humanas de las personas que son intervenidas quirúrgicamente, puesto que se ha justificado la alta incidencia de diversidad de secuelas o complicaciones. Conclusión. Es importante la aplicación del Proceso de Atención de Enfermería en el área quirúrgica pues garantiza una atención holística en la persona sometida a una intervención.

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Background: Electronic health records kept by nurses when caring for perioperative patients are essential for ensuring the quality and safety of care. Objective: To identify the nursing focuses and interventions reported by nurses in electronic health records when caring for perioperative patients. Methodology: A retrospective observational study was conducted in the Central Operating Room and the Ambulatory Surgery Unit. The nursing documentation in the electronic health records kept from December 2016 to December 2022 were analyzed, in a total of 50,732 nursing focuses and 451,003 interventions. Results: The most frequently identified nursing diagnoses in nursing records were hypothermia (35.5%) and surgical wound (34.7%). Nursing interventions with referential integrity were of the observing type. Conclusion: Th nursing records about perioperative patients in the health information system focus on surveillance parameters related to safety and infection during the intraoperative period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: To promote reflection on the effects of digital transformation in perioperative nursing. Methods: Reflective study based on literature data associated with the author's practice in perioperative nursing and automation project. Results: a mix of skills for perioperative nursing was evidenced, such as activities related to the search for the digital hospital, use of artificial intelligence and robotics. Conclusion: the reflection on this theme encourages nurses to search for research, digital development and new knowledge in the digital area associated with their clinical practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objetivo: evaluar el desperdicio generado por el procesamiento de instrumental quirúrgico consignado en cirugías ortopédicas electivas y proponer un modelo para el cálculo del desperdicio asociado al procesamiento de instrumental quirúrgico consignado. Método: estudio de caso, cuantitativo, descriptivo-exploratorio, realizado en un hospital universitario grande, en dos fases: (1) retrospectiva, mediante la consulta de registros administrativos de cirugías ortopédicas electivas canceladas, con previsión de uso de materiales consignados, para identificar las subespecialidades con mayor demanda; y (2) prospectiva, por medio de observaciones directas, no participantes, del procesamiento de instrumental quirúrgico consignado preparado para las cirugías identificadas, y de la propuesta de un modelo para el cálculo del desperdicio asociado al procesamiento de estos materiales. Resultados: se identificaron las cirugías de artroplastia de cadera, artrodesis de columna y artroplastia de rodilla con mayor demanda, resultando en 854 cajas de instrumental quirúrgico consignado procesado y sin uso. El desperdicio del procesamiento se estimó en R$ 34.340,18 (US$ 6,359.30). Conclusión: la ecuación propuesta permitió calcular el desperdicio relacionado con la producción y la no utilización de cajas de instrumental quirúrgico consignado para procedimientos ortopédicos, y puede equipar a los enfermeros para la planificación basada en datos institucionales, asistenciales y financieros, con el objetivo de aprovechar mejor los recursos por medio de la identificación del desperdicio.

Objetivo: Medir la tasa de adherencia al registro electrónico de la escala Munro en el periodo perioperatorio. Método: Estudio de cohorte retrospectivo basado en el análisis de historias clínicas en el año 2022, en un gran hospital privado filantrópico de la ciudad de São Paulo -BR. Los datos de cumplimentación se extrajeron en un informe de Excel y se analizaron en función de si se había cumplimentado la escala. Resultados: Se analizaron 22.743 registros de la escala Munro, correspondientes a 11.892 historias clínicas electrónicas. La tasa de adherencia fue del 98,45% en la fase preoperatoria, del 61,73% en la intraoperatoria y del 90,14% en la postoperatoria, con una tasa media del 83,44%. Los fallos en el registro estaban relacionados con la ausencia o cumplimentación parcial de los ítems de la escala y con la realización de la fase intra o postoperatoria sin evaluar la fase anterior. Conclusión: Este estudio contribuye a la práctica profesional al mostrar la necesidad de intervenciones educativas y mejoras en los procesos intraoperatorios para aumentar el cumplimiento de la evaluación de riesgos.

Objetivo: verificar la validez clínica de la proposición de un nuevo diagnóstico de enfermería denominado sed perioperatoria, basado en la precisión diagnóstica de sus indicadores clínicos, incluyendo la magnitud del efecto de sus factores etiológicos. Método: estudio de validación clínica diagnóstica con 150 pacientes quirúrgicos en un hospital universitario. Se recogieron variables sociodemográficas e indicadores clínicos relacionados con la sed. Se utilizó la técnica de análisis de clases latentes. Resultados: se propusieron dos modelos de clases latentes para las características definitorias. El modelo ajustado en el preoperatorio incluía: labios resecos, saliva espesa, lengua espesa, ganas de beber agua, informe del cuidador, garganta seca y deglución constante de saliva. En el postoperatorio: sequedad de garganta, saliva espesa, lengua espesa, constante deglución de saliva, ganas de beber agua, mal gusto en la boca. Los factores relacionados “temperatura ambiente elevada” y “sequedad de boca” se asocian a la presencia de sed, así como las condiciones asociadas “uso de anticolinérgicos” e “intubación”. La prevalencia de sed fue del 62,6% en el preoperatorio y del 50,2% en el postoperatorio inmediato. Conclusión: la proposición diagnóstica de la sed perioperatoria mostró buenos parámetros de precisión de sus indicadores clínicos y efectos etiológicos. Esta propuesta en una taxonomía de enfermería permitirá una mayor visibilidad, apreciación y tratamiento de este síntoma.

Introduction: pulmonary thromboendarterectomy is the treatment of choice and the only potentially curative option for chronic thromboembolic pulmonary arterial hypertension. Objective: To integrate the information available in the scientific literature on nurse involvement in pulmonary thromboendarterectomy. Method: integrative review for which a search of primary articles was carried out in databases such as: CUIDEN, SAGE, Springer, Scholar, Scopus, Taylor and Francis, PubMed, ScienceDirect and LILACS. Search strategies were defined in both English and Spanish, no period was established, a database was built with the information obtained and this was integrated in a narrative way. Results: 8 articles were included, 5 of them were topics reviews. Nurse plays a critical role, participating in the different intervention phases within the surgical context, promoting the patient’s hemodynamic evolution; skillfully detecting problems related to cardiac output, severe changes in pulmonary pressure, ventilatory needs applied to the patient and hydroelectrolytic management; it also dominates the complications that are the cornerstone derived from the procedure. Conclusions: The nurse plays in the processes of understanding the diagnosis, preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative phase; However, there are limitations in the production of knowledge in this event of interest from nursing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to analyze the contributions of auriculotherapy to the health of nursing professionals in perioperative units. Method: exploratory, descriptive study developed with eight nursing professionals from perioperative units of a teaching hospital in the central region of Rio Grande do Sul. Data collected with semi-structured interview. Discursive textual analysis was applied. Results: a central category was built: repercussions of auriculotherapy for perioperative nursing professionals; it was unitized into a base unit and three categories of analysis. Conclusion: auriculotherapy proved to be a beneficial practice for the health of perioperative nursing professionals, while helping to relieve symptoms such as anxiety, stress, tiredness, irritability, bruxism and gastrointestinal discomforts, as well as improving sleep, interpersonal relationships with family members and the work team, reducing tobacco use and weight loss. This research reveals auriculotherapy as a promising practice for the health of perioperative nursing workers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to evaluate the intensity and discomfort caused by thirst in patients in the immediate postoperative period. Method: exploratory-descriptive study developed with patients hospitalized in the post-anesthetic recovery room of a public hospital in Paraná. Individuals over 18 years of age, of both sexes, with preserved cognitive function, hospitalized from June 2021 to January 2022, were evaluated. Thirst intensity and discomfort were measured by specific scales. Results: 150 patients were evaluated, with a mean of 43.9 years. Most were male (65.3%), without comorbidities (68.7%), underwent spinal anesthesia (58%) and orthopedic surgery (59.3%), with ongoing serotherapy (92.7%). The mean surgery time was 1.5 hours and 14.6 hours of fasting; 72.7% of the sample verbalized thirst, and 37.6% complained spontaneously. Conclusion: the research participants presented moderate intensity (6.6) and discomfort (7.6) of thirst in the postoperative period, making it necessary to discuss institutional intervention protocols to reduce such event. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to evaluate the clinical predictors for dry eye and the nursing diagnosis Risk of dry eye in postoperative patients in the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit. Method: cross-sectional study conducted between May and August, 2017. The sample was 157 adult patients undergoing elective surgical procedures. Data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. Results: the clinical diagnosis of dry eye prevailed in 85.35% of patients, and the nursing diagnosis Risk of dry eye in 14.65%. Statistical differences were observed between hyperemia, excessive tearing and insufficient Schirmer test with the diagnosis of ocular dryness in the right eye and with the diagnosis Risk of dry eye. In the left eye the Schirmer test was insufficient. Conclusion: hyperemia, excessive tearing and insufficient Schirmer test are relevant perioperative clinical predictors to promote preventive measures and/or early detection of dry eye. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: to identify the leadership perceived by perioperative nurses and to determine the role of leadership predictors of patient safety in the operating room. Method: descriptive and explanatory study in a sample of 1,001 nurses, using the patient safety questionnaire in the operating room and Quinn’s leadership instrument adapted to health. The IBM SPSS Statistics application, version 25.0, was used in the data processing. Result: all leadership dimensions were higher than the midpoint of the scale (M>4). A minimum value was observed in the role of Innovator (M=4.63) and maximum in the Producer (M=5.04). The regression models allowed pointing out that leadership roles are predictors of patient safety in the operating room, especially the roles Monitor, Producer and Facilitator. Conclusion: perioperative nurses have moderately positive perception of leadership exercise, indicating the need to promote the development of different leadership roles exercised by perioperative management nurses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to assess the risk for the development of injuries related to surgical positioning. Method: a crosssectional study with a sample comprised by adults undergoing elective surgeries (n=146) in Paraná, Brazil. The Risk Assessment Scale for the Development of Injuries arising from Surgical Positioning was applied, with extraction of sociodemographic variables. Descriptive and inferential analyses were performed. Results: men (49.3%) and women (50.7%) presented equal distribution of appointments, mostly in the Orthopedics specialty (39.7%). The following stood out as per the scale applied: use of conventional mattress + cotton field cushions as a support surface (100%); supine position (78%); upper limbs with opening less than 90º (70.5%); regional anesthesia (54.1%), and surgical time of 1h-2h (46.6%). A mean score of 17.6±3.29 points was found and 75.3% of the sample presented low risk for the development of injuries related to surgical positioning. Conclusion: around 25% of the sample presented a higher risk of injuries arising from surgical positioning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Background: The Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS®) program is a perioperative care pathway that aims to improve surgical outcomes and patient recovery. Nurses have a key role, particularly in preoperative consultations. Objectives: To plan, implement and evaluate the preoperative nursing consultation included in the ERAS® program. Methodology: This is a descriptive, quantitative study with three phases: planning (development of guidance documents), implementation (consultations), and evaluation (through a questionnaire and audit platform). The study was conducted with two non-probability samples, one without consultations before the ERAS® program implementation (n = 65) and the other with consultations (n = 93). Results: Ninety-six consultations were held, with 74.2% of the patients reporting they were very satisfied and 59.1% considering the information transmitted very important. If new surgery was needed, all patients (100.0%) stated they would want a consultation. The mean length of hospital stay reduced from 7.09 to 6.73 days (p = 0.044), and the time to recover autonomy in mobilization decreased from 3.48 to 2.00 days (p < 0.001). Conclusion: The consultations were important for patients, had high levels of satisfaction, and positively impacted the recovery of autonomy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To analyze institutional and attitudinal aspects of nurses who worked in the perioperative area during the coronavírus pandemic period. Methods: Descriptive cross-sectional study, carried out in Amazonas, Pará and Roraima, Brazil. The collection was made with 36 nurses working in the perioperative area, performed in a virtual environment, with the application of a questionnaire between the months of July and August 2020. The analysis was through descriptive statistics. Results: Regarding the offer of conditions for the fulfillment of the recommendations and rules only regarding the receipt of individual protection equipment there was full service. Regarding the nurses' attitudes towards the recommendations and standards, there was no full compliance. About being in a pandemic context, they had to make changes to their routine and felt fear and insecurity. Conclusion: It became evident that both from an institutional and an attitudinal perspective, what was established in the recommendations and standards was not fully achieved, with the implementation of permanent education strategies being important. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To verify the occurrence of adverse events such as infection of the surgical site, loss or infection of the venous access and falls in patients admitted to a surgical inpatient unit of a teaching hospital in southern Brazil. Methods: Quantitative, exploratory-descriptive study. Held from March to May 2019, in a surgical inpatient unit of a university hospital in southern Brazil, using two structured scripts. 128 participants were included. Analysis of categorical variables represented by absolute and relative frequency and 701 evaluations were carried out. Results: Of 701 (100%) evaluations performed on 128 (100%) participants, there were adverse events in 104 (14.7%). these 98 (14.0%) recorded more than one adverse event per evaluation. Adverse events were one (1.0%) fall, one (1.0%) venous access infection, 33 (31.7%) surgical site infection and 69 (66.3%) loss of venous access. Conclusion: The occurrence of adverse events highlights the need for risk management and improving the quality of patient care in the perioperative period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introducción: La infección del sitio quirúrgico ocupa el tercer lugar entre las infecciones adquiridas en los servicios de salud, lo que representa un problema importante de salud pública, presente en aproximadamente el 15% de las que se encuentran en pacientes hospitalizados, y uno de los tipos de lo más probable para este evento son las cirugías traumatología ortopédica. Objetivo: Verificar la asociación entre los factores de riesgo y la presencia de infección del sitio quirúrgico en cirugías traumatológicas. Materiales y métodos: Estudio prospectivo descriptivo, cuantitativo, realizado entre agosto y octubre de 2017 con 84 pacientes. Los datos sobre el paciente, el procedimiento y los signos de infecciones del sitio quirúrgico, encontrados en el tercer y décimo día postoperatorio, se obtuvieron mediante un formulario. Resultados: De las variables estudiadas, se comportaron como factores de riesgo para la infección del sitio quirúrgico: tabaquismo, diabetes y edad mayor de 50 años. La edad fue el principal factor de riesgo relacionado con el paciente, presente en 31, 36,9% de los casos. El dolor, el edema y la hiperemia fueron los signos más frecuentes de infección. Discusión y conclusiones: Los factores de riesgo relacionados con el paciente son más relevantes en la asociación con la infección del sitio quirúrgico en comparación con los relacionados con el procedimiento. Como citar este artículo: Silva, Edilane Neves da; Silva, Renata Kelly dos Santos e; Carvalho, Simone Barroso de; Façanha, Dilene Maria de Araújo; Carvalho, Rhanna Emanuela Fontelene Lima de; Pereira, Francisco Gilberto Fernandes. Fatores de risco para infecção de sítio cirúrgico em cirurgias traumato-ortopédicas. Revista Cuidarte. 2021;12(2):e1292. http://dx.doi.org/10.15649/cuidarte.1292

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