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Influência das condições do parto na PURPLE
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Esta dissertação investiga a relação entre as condições do parto e o choro excessivo conhecido como PURPLE. A PURPLE é caracterizada por um choro intenso, prolongado e inconsolável, frequentemente confundida com cólicas do recém-nascido. A literatura descreve que fatores relacionados com o parto, como o tipo de intervenções clínicas e as condições emocionais da mãe, podem influenciar este padrão de choro. O estudo utilizou uma abordagem quantitativa com um desenho de estudo exploratório, descritivo e correlacional, com uma amostra de 51 mães que participaram em dois momentos de recolha de dados. Na primeira fase, foram colhidas informações sobre as condições do parto, tais como o tipo de parto ou uso de fármacos durante o trabalho de parto, por meio de uma entrevista realizada na maternidade. A segunda fase envolveu uma entrevista telefónica entre a 6 e a 8 semana pós-parto, a fim de caracterizar o choro do bebé e as estratégias usadas pela mãe para lidar com o choro. A análise de dados incluiu estatísticas descritivas e inferenciais, com um foco nas relações entre as variáveis do parto e a PURPLE. Os resultados sugerem que a compreensão das dinâmicas do parto e as suas repercussões no comportamento dos recém-nascidos pode aprimorar o suporte oferecido às famílias. Esta investigação é importante para o Enfermeiro Especialista em Saúde Materna e Obstétrica e reforça o seu papel na promoção de bem-estar materno e neonatal durante o período pós-natal.
This dissertation studies the relationship between labour conditions and excessive crying known as PURPLE. PURPLE is characterized by intense, prolonged, and inconsolable crying, often confused with infant colic. The literature describes that factors related to childbirth, such as some clinical interventions and the mother's emotional conditions, can influence this crying pattern. The study used a quantitative approach with an exploratory, descriptive and correlational aproach, with a sample of 51 mothers who participated in two data collection moments. In the first moment, information about labor conditions, such as type of delivery or use of some medication during labor, was gathered through a interview conducted in the maternity ward. The second moment involved a telephone interview between the 6th and 8th week postpartum to describe the baby's crying and the strategies used by the mother to cope with it. The data analysis included descriptive and inferential statistics, focusing on the relation between labor variables and PURPLE. The results suggest that understanding the dynamics of childbirth and their repercussions on newborn behaviour can enhance the support offered to families. This research is important for the Maternal and Obstetric Health Specialist Nurse and reinforces their role in promoting maternal and neonatal well-being during the postpartum period.
This dissertation studies the relationship between labour conditions and excessive crying known as PURPLE. PURPLE is characterized by intense, prolonged, and inconsolable crying, often confused with infant colic. The literature describes that factors related to childbirth, such as some clinical interventions and the mother's emotional conditions, can influence this crying pattern. The study used a quantitative approach with an exploratory, descriptive and correlational aproach, with a sample of 51 mothers who participated in two data collection moments. In the first moment, information about labor conditions, such as type of delivery or use of some medication during labor, was gathered through a interview conducted in the maternity ward. The second moment involved a telephone interview between the 6th and 8th week postpartum to describe the baby's crying and the strategies used by the mother to cope with it. The data analysis included descriptive and inferential statistics, focusing on the relation between labor variables and PURPLE. The results suggest that understanding the dynamics of childbirth and their repercussions on newborn behaviour can enhance the support offered to families. This research is important for the Maternal and Obstetric Health Specialist Nurse and reinforces their role in promoting maternal and neonatal well-being during the postpartum period.
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PURPLE choro excessivo condições do parto Enfermagem em Saúde Materna e Obstétrica cuidados ao recém-nascido