Neonatal jaundice: nurses’ action against early identification

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Autor(a) principal: Godoy, Camila Domigues
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Silva, Mykhaela Misael de Aguiar e, Santos, Thais Cristina dos, Santana, Cleiton José, Miranda, Ludmilla Laura
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Research, Society and Development
Texto Completo: https://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/22765
Resumo: Neonatal jaundice is the abnormal presence of biliary pigments, which may have a physiological or pathological etiology. The treatment for jaundice is varied, the most used intervention is phototherapy, with the nursing team being responsible for preparing and welcoming the baby, guiding parents and providing the necessary care to prevent the possible consequences of this treatment. The objective was to describe the role of nurses in the early identification of neonatal jaundice and nursing care during treatment using phototherapy. It was a bibliographic review, with a descriptive and qualitative character, using the Scielo, Lilacs, BVS and BDENF databases. The existence of two types of jaundice is noteworthy, the physiological one that occurs due to the immaturity of the liver for the excretion of bilirubin when serum levels exceed 25mg/dl and the pathological one, which is not characterized only by the serum levels of bilirubin. Neonatal jaundice is a common nursing diagnosis in the first week of life of newborns and may be responsible for several readmissions requiring early and effective interventions. Early diagnosis and treatment of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia is of paramount importance for the prevention of its main complication, kernicterus. For proper treatment, maternal and neonatal history, the appearance and evolution of jaundice must be observed through a thorough physical examination of the baby and blood collection for analysis, thus ensuring a safer therapy. Finally, determine which type of hyperbilirubinemia fits and use the most efficient intervention in the treatment and prevention of jaundice.
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spelling Neonatal jaundice: nurses’ action against early identificationIctericia neonatal: acción de las enfermeiras contra la identificación y el tratamento tempranoIcterícia neonatal: atuação do enfermeiro frente à identificação precoce e tratamentoNeonatal jaundicePhototherapyNursing careHyperbilirrubinemia.Ictericia neonatalFototerapiaCuidado de enfermeraHiperbilirrubinemia.Icterícia NeonatalFototerapiaCuidados de enfermagemHiperbilirrubinemia.Neonatal jaundice is the abnormal presence of biliary pigments, which may have a physiological or pathological etiology. The treatment for jaundice is varied, the most used intervention is phototherapy, with the nursing team being responsible for preparing and welcoming the baby, guiding parents and providing the necessary care to prevent the possible consequences of this treatment. The objective was to describe the role of nurses in the early identification of neonatal jaundice and nursing care during treatment using phototherapy. It was a bibliographic review, with a descriptive and qualitative character, using the Scielo, Lilacs, BVS and BDENF databases. The existence of two types of jaundice is noteworthy, the physiological one that occurs due to the immaturity of the liver for the excretion of bilirubin when serum levels exceed 25mg/dl and the pathological one, which is not characterized only by the serum levels of bilirubin. Neonatal jaundice is a common nursing diagnosis in the first week of life of newborns and may be responsible for several readmissions requiring early and effective interventions. Early diagnosis and treatment of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia is of paramount importance for the prevention of its main complication, kernicterus. For proper treatment, maternal and neonatal history, the appearance and evolution of jaundice must be observed through a thorough physical examination of the baby and blood collection for analysis, thus ensuring a safer therapy. Finally, determine which type of hyperbilirubinemia fits and use the most efficient intervention in the treatment and prevention of jaundice.La ictericia neonatal es la presencia anormal de pigmentos biliares, que pueden tener una etiología fisiológica o patológica. El tratamiento de la ictericia es variado, la intervención más utilizada es la fototerapia, siendo el equipo de enfermería el encargado de preparar y acoger al bebé, orientar a los padres y brindar los cuidados necesarios para prevenir las posibles consecuencias de este tratamiento. El objetivo fue describir el papel de las enfermeras en la identificación precoz de la ictericia neonatal y los cuidados de enfermería durante el tratamiento mediante fototerapia. Se trató de una revisión bibliográfica, de carácter descriptivo y cualitativo, utilizando las bases de datos Scielo, Lilacs, BVS y BDENF. Destaca la existencia de dos tipos de ictericia, la fisiológica que se produce por la inmadurez del hígado para la excreción de bilirrubina cuando los niveles séricos superan los 25 mg / dl y la patológica, que no se caracteriza solo por los niveles séricos de bilirrubina. La ictericia neonatal es un diagnóstico de enfermería común en la primera semana de vida de los recién nacidos y puede ser responsable de varios reingresos que requieren intervenciones tempranas y efectivas. El diagnóstico y tratamiento precoces de la hiperbilirrubinemia neonatal es de suma importancia para la prevención de su principal complicación, el kernicterus. Para un tratamiento adecuado, se deben observar los antecedentes maternos y neonatales, la aparición y evolución de la ictericia mediante un examen físico minucioso del bebé y una extracción de sangre para su análisis, garantizando así una terapia más segura. Por último, determine qué tipo de hiperbilirrubinemia se ajusta y utilice la intervención más eficaz en el tratamiento y la prevención de la ictericia.Icterícia neonatal é a presença anormal de pigmentos biliares, podendo apresentar etiologia fisiológica ou patológica. A terapêutica para a icterícia é variada, a intervenção mais utilizada é a fototerapia, sendo a equipe de enfermagem responsável pelo preparo e acolhimento do bebê, orientar os pais e prestar os cuidados necessários para prevenir-se das possíveis consequências desse tratamento. O objetivo foi descrever a atuação do enfermeiro na identificação precoce da icterícia neonatal e a assistência de enfermagem durante o tratamento com uso da fototerapia. Tratou-se de uma revisão bibliográfica, com caráter descritivo e qualitativo, utilizando as bases de dados Scielo, Lilacs, BVS e BDENF. Destaca-se a existência de dois tipos de icterícia, sendo a fisiológica que ocorre devido à imaturidade do fígado para a excreção da bilirrubina quando níveis séricos excede 25mg/dl e a patológica que não é caracterizada somente pelos níveis séricos da bilirrubina. A icterícia neonatal é um diagnóstico de enfermagem comum na primeira semana de vida dos recém-nascidos, podendo ser responsável por várias reinternações necessitando de intervenções precoces e eficazes. O diagnóstico e tratamento precoce da hiperbilirrubinemia neonatal é de suma importância para a prevenção de sua principal complicação o kernicterus. Para do tratamento adequado deve-se observar o histórico materno e neonatal, o aparecimento e a evolução da icterícia através do exame físico minucioso no bebê e a coleta de sangue para análise, garantindo assim uma terapêutica mais segura. Por fim, determinar em qual tipo hiperbilirrubinemia enquadra-se e utilizar a intervenção mais eficiente no tratamento e prevenção da icterícia. 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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Neonatal jaundice: nurses’ action against early identification
Ictericia neonatal: acción de las enfermeiras contra la identificación y el tratamento temprano
Icterícia neonatal: atuação do enfermeiro frente à identificação precoce e tratamento
title Neonatal jaundice: nurses’ action against early identification
spellingShingle Neonatal jaundice: nurses’ action against early identification
Godoy, Camila Domigues
Neonatal jaundice
Phototherapy
Nursing care
Hyperbilirrubinemia.
Ictericia neonatal
Fototerapia
Cuidado de enfermera
Hiperbilirrubinemia.
Icterícia Neonatal
Fototerapia
Cuidados de enfermagem
Hiperbilirrubinemia.
title_short Neonatal jaundice: nurses’ action against early identification
title_full Neonatal jaundice: nurses’ action against early identification
title_fullStr Neonatal jaundice: nurses’ action against early identification
title_full_unstemmed Neonatal jaundice: nurses’ action against early identification
title_sort Neonatal jaundice: nurses’ action against early identification
author Godoy, Camila Domigues
author_facet Godoy, Camila Domigues
Silva, Mykhaela Misael de Aguiar e
Santos, Thais Cristina dos
Santana, Cleiton José
Miranda, Ludmilla Laura
author_role author
author2 Silva, Mykhaela Misael de Aguiar e
Santos, Thais Cristina dos
Santana, Cleiton José
Miranda, Ludmilla Laura
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Godoy, Camila Domigues
Silva, Mykhaela Misael de Aguiar e
Santos, Thais Cristina dos
Santana, Cleiton José
Miranda, Ludmilla Laura
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Neonatal jaundice
Phototherapy
Nursing care
Hyperbilirrubinemia.
Ictericia neonatal
Fototerapia
Cuidado de enfermera
Hiperbilirrubinemia.
Icterícia Neonatal
Fototerapia
Cuidados de enfermagem
Hiperbilirrubinemia.
topic Neonatal jaundice
Phototherapy
Nursing care
Hyperbilirrubinemia.
Ictericia neonatal
Fototerapia
Cuidado de enfermera
Hiperbilirrubinemia.
Icterícia Neonatal
Fototerapia
Cuidados de enfermagem
Hiperbilirrubinemia.
description Neonatal jaundice is the abnormal presence of biliary pigments, which may have a physiological or pathological etiology. The treatment for jaundice is varied, the most used intervention is phototherapy, with the nursing team being responsible for preparing and welcoming the baby, guiding parents and providing the necessary care to prevent the possible consequences of this treatment. The objective was to describe the role of nurses in the early identification of neonatal jaundice and nursing care during treatment using phototherapy. It was a bibliographic review, with a descriptive and qualitative character, using the Scielo, Lilacs, BVS and BDENF databases. The existence of two types of jaundice is noteworthy, the physiological one that occurs due to the immaturity of the liver for the excretion of bilirubin when serum levels exceed 25mg/dl and the pathological one, which is not characterized only by the serum levels of bilirubin. Neonatal jaundice is a common nursing diagnosis in the first week of life of newborns and may be responsible for several readmissions requiring early and effective interventions. Early diagnosis and treatment of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia is of paramount importance for the prevention of its main complication, kernicterus. For proper treatment, maternal and neonatal history, the appearance and evolution of jaundice must be observed through a thorough physical examination of the baby and blood collection for analysis, thus ensuring a safer therapy. Finally, determine which type of hyperbilirubinemia fits and use the most efficient intervention in the treatment and prevention of jaundice.
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