Acurácia dos indicadores clínicos do diagnóstico de enfermagem fadiga em pacientes com insuficiência cardíaca
The present study aims to analyze the accuracy of the clinical indicators of nursing diagnosis Fatigue in patients with heart failure. This is a cross-sectional, diagnostic accuracy study. The sample consisted of 96 patients in attendance at the University Hospital Onofre Lopes, selected for conv...
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| 要約: | The present study aims to analyze the accuracy of the clinical indicators of nursing diagnosis
Fatigue in patients with heart failure. This is a cross-sectional, diagnostic accuracy study. The
sample consisted of 96 patients in attendance at the University Hospital Onofre Lopes,
selected for convenience, consecutively. The instrument of data collection was a form,
containing questions related to sociodemographic, clinical aspects and diagnostic indicators.
In addition, to support the data collection, a protocol was used with the conceptual and
operational definitions of the clinical indicators. The research was approved by the ethics
committee in research of the unit responsible, under number 2,517,527 and Certificate of
Presentation for Ethical Appreciation: 80923217.7.0000.5537. The results showed that the
majority of the clientele investigated were male, brown, with companion, from the interior of
the state, practicing a religion, with incomplete elementary school and retired or benefited.
The mean age was 57.78 years. The most prevalent clinical indicators were: Impaired ability
to maintain habitual level of physical activity, Increased physical symptoms, Increased need
for rest, Impaired ability to maintain habitual routines, Insufficient energy, Non-restorative
sleep pattern, Introspection, and Tiredness. There was statistical association of the nursing
diagnosis investigated with the variables gender and jugular engorgement. The most sensitive
clinical indicators were: Increased physical symptoms and Tiredness. And the one of greater
specificity was: Disinterest in the environment that surrounds it. The diagnostic study was
present in 42.54% of patients with heart failure. Thus, it is concluded that the Fatigue
diagnosis presents accurate clinical indicators in the clientele with heart failure. Furthermore,
it is expected that, from the identification of these accurate clinical indicators, the diagnostic
inference of the nurse will be facilitated in clinical practice. |
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