Mother-infant bonding in pregnant drug addicts

In female addicts, pregnancy carries risks associated with lifestyles, modes of consumption and effect of drugs on the developing fetus. This investigation tried to determine the level of antenatal attachment in pregnant addicts, as well as assess the relationship between the number of nursing visit...

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Main Authors: Carolina Henriques, Nelson Simões de Oliveira
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Medwave Estudios Limitada 2011-08-01
Series:Medwave
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.5867/medwave.2011.08.5113
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spelling doaj-20903ce345794cda8d6dbbe5b25209072020-11-24T20:41:28ZengMedwave Estudios LimitadaMedwave0717-63842011-08-011108e5113Mother-infant bonding in pregnant drug addictsCarolina HenriquesNelson Simões de OliveiraIn female addicts, pregnancy carries risks associated with lifestyles, modes of consumption and effect of drugs on the developing fetus. This investigation tried to determine the level of antenatal attachment in pregnant addicts, as well as assess the relationship between the number of nursing visits and held attendance of the preparation for childbirth, with the level of prenatal attachment. We conducted a correlational study (Fortin, 2009), applied to a single point. Regarding the level of prenatal attachment, and considering that the maximum value for scale is 80, pregnant drug users have an average of 53.53 (SD=24.10), a value above the average value of the scale, it emphasizes that these pregnant have a value of linking prenatal satisfactory. It was found that the greater the number of nurse consultations conducted surveillance of the pregnancy, the greater the level of prenatal attachment, noting also that pregnant addicts who attend the course in preparation for childbirth, have higher levels of binding prenatal care (p <0.05). http://dx.doi.org/10.5867/medwave.2011.08.5113vinculaçãográvidastoxicodependentesbindingpregnantdrug
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Mother-infant bonding in pregnant drug addicts
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title Mother-infant bonding in pregnant drug addicts
title_short Mother-infant bonding in pregnant drug addicts
title_full Mother-infant bonding in pregnant drug addicts
title_fullStr Mother-infant bonding in pregnant drug addicts
title_full_unstemmed Mother-infant bonding in pregnant drug addicts
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publisher Medwave Estudios Limitada
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publishDate 2011-08-01
description In female addicts, pregnancy carries risks associated with lifestyles, modes of consumption and effect of drugs on the developing fetus. This investigation tried to determine the level of antenatal attachment in pregnant addicts, as well as assess the relationship between the number of nursing visits and held attendance of the preparation for childbirth, with the level of prenatal attachment. We conducted a correlational study (Fortin, 2009), applied to a single point. Regarding the level of prenatal attachment, and considering that the maximum value for scale is 80, pregnant drug users have an average of 53.53 (SD=24.10), a value above the average value of the scale, it emphasizes that these pregnant have a value of linking prenatal satisfactory. It was found that the greater the number of nurse consultations conducted surveillance of the pregnancy, the greater the level of prenatal attachment, noting also that pregnant addicts who attend the course in preparation for childbirth, have higher levels of binding prenatal care (p <0.05).
topic vinculação
grávidas
toxicodependentes
binding
pregnant
drug
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