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... , Cundinamarca (Colombia) with chronic benign pain. Results. In elderly adults, behaviors were identified ARTÍCULO ORIGINAL / ORIGINAL ARTICLE/ ARTIGO ORIGINAL   Adaptation to chronic benign pain 138 • Invest Educ Enferm. 2013;31(3) original artiCle Adaptation to chronic benign pain ..."

... adaptation model among chronic renal patients undergoing hemodialysis. Methodology. Cross-sectional problems among chronic renal patients   Diagnósticos de enfermería y problemas adaptativos en pacientes %); Disturbed sensory perception: visual (28.1%); Insomnia (25.3%); Lack of knowledge (18.5%); Chronic pain ..."

... Objective. Analyze the feelings of hospitalized children and adolescents with chronic diseases with chronic diseases: feelings about death   Niño y adolescente hospitalizados con enfermedad crónica with chronic diseases: feelings about death Flávia Moura de Moura1 Áderson Luiz Costa Junior2 Maria ..."

... %), and depression or deep sadness (56.6%). The responses showed that there is a social gap, especially related %), and depression or deep sadness (56.6%). The responses showed that there is a social gap, especially related %), and depression or deep sadness (56.6%). The responses showed that there is a social gap, especially related ..."

... and pain aspects had the highest correlations with quality of life (p=0.001). Conclusion. The perception of life (p=0.014) and the physical domain with perceptions of health (p=0.019); the daily safety and pain and the physical domain with perceptions of health; the daily safety and pain aspects had the highest correlations ..."

... , suffering and pain and, in the case of childhood cancer, this revelation unfolds into two moments ..."

... common form of dementia in the elderly (60-80% of all cases of dementia) which is chronic progressive ..."

... with 150 women with a history of violence, shows that depressive symptoms and chronic pain were presented ..."

... -being is altered by fear of pain during delivery, possible complications, and caring for the newborn , the emotional well-being is altered by fear of pain during delivery, possible complications, and caring passed, the emotional well-being is altered by fear of pain during delivery, possible complications ..."

... frequent nursing diagnoses were: Risk for infection (97.3%), Acute pain (68.4%), Poor knowledge (68.4 %). The most frequent nursing diagnoses were: Risk for infection (97.3%), Acute pain (68.4%), Poor knowledge %). The most frequent nursing diagnoses were: Risk for infection (97.3%), Acute pain (68.4%), Poor knowledge ..."

... depression crisis given that my parents had separated, and he was with me for better or worse, in bad times ..."

... and chronic pain were present in 74% and 42% of participants, respectively.4 Currently, Brazil counts 4.4 ..."

... needs of chronic heart failure patients. J Pain Symptom Manage. 2008; 36:149–56. 39. Cherlin E, Fried ..."

... of the existence of episiotomy, but they unaware the reasons for its realization. Pain, discomfort and burning were the reasons for its realization. Pain, discomfort and burning were negative repercussions presented, but most for its realization. Pain, discomfort and burning were negative repercussions presented, but most ..."

... of comfort, cleanliness, pain relief, and a comfortable environment; this was referred to in the following ..."

... risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer and chronic pulmonary disease.1,5 Data of the year 2010 ..."

... 19 8.5 0.193 Heart disease 6 12.0 27 15.0 33 14.7 0.526 Depression 4 8.0 7 4.0 11 4.9 0.255 ..."

... into agreed-upon actions in the search for the patient’s wellbeing: If I see a person suffering with pain ..."

... . Eight elderly started using aid only for domestic works. All of the elderly reported feeling pain due ..."

... been conducted to validate NO to adult patients with ND2 Acute Pain7, Selfcare Deficit: Bathing ..."

... hypersensitivity to pain, limit themselves to resting and recovering supported and cared by others; 11 similarly ..."

... on Competency in Homecare of the family caregiver of an individual with chronic disease. Methodology. The test the homecare competency of the family caregiver of a person with chronic disease   Validación de un the homecare competency of the family caregiver of a person with chronic disease Gloria Mabel Carrillo1 ..."

... spontaneous abortions, premature births, low birth weight, chronic cardiovascular and vascular brain ..."

... work 365 days a year, 24 hours per day. The demands faced in the work, in general, are based in pain ..."

... dimensions: pain and hurt (2 items), nausea (5 items), treatment anxiety (3 items) procedure anxiety (3 ..."